I need help with promoting my telegram channel on reddit.

[bobita]

I've seen so many people using reddit as their main way of promotion, and it looks like it's working very well for them. I cannot grasp my head around the way they do this tho. I've seen someone with an account that was like a week old, just posting mindlessly without getting insta-banned and having his post removed, and I've also seen people doing aged accounts, talking like 4-5y+. Idk which way to go, where to start and what to do. Is organic aging the way, do they know something I don't? The basic strategy I see is that they use an account for each individual action, like 1 for posting, 1 for commenting and one more for creating a subreddit. Usually the one that creates the sub is a pretty well kept account, that has at least 5mo of age. Do I need to age the sub as well?

I've had past attempts at this scheme, but they were all futile. I didn't get insta banned, only my posts got removed for the following reason "This post has been removed by reddits filters". Does anyone know how I can get around this?

If you do, please reach out, it would be greatly appreciated!

 

[ShenAgency]

I've seen so many people using reddit as their main way of promotion, and it looks like it's working very well for them. I cannot grasp my head around the way they do this tho. I've seen someone with an account that was like a week old, just posting mindlessly without getting insta-banned and having his post removed, and I've also seen people doing aged accounts, talking like 4-5y+. Idk which way to go, where to start and what to do. Is organic aging the way, do they know something I don't? The basic strategy I see is that they use an account for each individual action, like 1 for posting, 1 for commenting and one more for creating a subreddit. Usually the one that creates the sub is a pretty well kept account, that has at least 5mo of age. Do I need to age the sub as well?

I've had past attempts at this scheme, but they were all futile. I didn't get insta banned, only my posts got removed for the following reason "This post has been removed by reddits filters". Does anyone know how I can get around this?

If you do, please reach out, it would be greatly appreciated!

I think you should build a Reddit account with a lot of karma and positive contributions. Then, you can post in subreddits with a large number of members to promote your Instagram.

 

[bobita]

I think you should build a Reddit account with a lot of karma and positive contributions. Then, you can post in subreddits with a large number of members to promote your Instagram.

Yeah the thing is, this would take a very long time from what I can expect, thus I was thinking that buying them would be a better option. I also want to create my own subreddit, where I can post freely with my own rules

 

[shijin]

Try embedding your Telegram link in a bio or pinned comment, not the post body.

 

[Dragon Tia7]

I've seen so many people using reddit as their main way of promotion, and it looks like it's working very well for them. I cannot grasp my head around the way they do this tho. I've seen someone with an account that was like a week old, just posting mindlessly without getting insta-banned and having his post removed, and I've also seen people doing aged accounts, talking like 4-5y+. Idk which way to go, where to start and what to do. Is organic aging the way, do they know something I don't? The basic strategy I see is that they use an account for each individual action, like 1 for posting, 1 for commenting and one more for creating a subreddit. Usually the one that creates the sub is a pretty well kept account, that has at least 5mo of age. Do I need to age the sub as well?

I've had past attempts at this scheme, but they were all futile. I didn't get insta banned, only my posts got removed for the following reason "This post has been removed by reddits filters". Does anyone know how I can get around this?

If you do, please reach out, it would be greatly appreciated!

Reddit filters out spam aggressively. Focus on genuine participation, following subreddit rules, and slowly building account credibility theres no real shortcut.

 

[Finaltouch]

Yeah the thing is, this would take a very long time from what I can expect, thus I was thinking that buying them would be a better option. I also want to create my own subreddit, where I can post freely with my own rules

I'm not familiar with reddit neither i'mine reddit expert, but, i think it's search engine friendly in terms of organic traffic.

Why not buy old/established account from people who are willing to sell?


Thanks

 

[bobita]

I'm not familiar with reddit neither i'mine reddit expert, but, i think it's search engine friendly in terms of organic traffic.

Why not buy old/established account from people who are willing to sell?


Thanks

cuz probable scams, reddits filters still detect old accs, thus they still require warming up. So just pay more to do the same thing

 

[MrWhite17]

On average, an account that is 2+ years old costs $5-10. However, they are often inactive and will need to be warmed up.

 

[TheSplinter]

A lot of people lie about what they're able to accomplish. So take all those claims with a grain of salt? Is it possible to do it? Kind of. Most will get banned rather quickly.

 

[TechEinstien]

Use old aged account. Try to hide your links. Act as a normal user.

 

[bobita]

A lot of people lie about what they're able to accomplish. So take all those claims with a grain of salt? Is it possible to do it? Kind of. Most will get banned rather quickly.

I've seen you on so many threads about this topic haha. I meant that I literally saw them on the platform doing this, and that's what threw me off the most. I was wondering if I could use automod to post the links in the comments of the posts?

 

[TheSplinter]

I've seen you on so many threads about this topic haha. I meant that I literally saw them on the platform doing this, and that's what threw me off the most. I was wondering if I could use automod to post the links in the comments of the posts?

One thing: Your posts getting filtered doesn't necessarily have something to do with the content of the post, but with your account having a low internal score, which can be due to several different factors. I can't comment on specifics cause i know nothing about your account or how you're using it

 

[bobita]

One thing: Your posts getting filtered doesn't necessarily have something to do with the content of the post, but with your account having a low internal score, which can be due to several different factors. I can't comment on specifics cause i know nothing about your account or how you're using it

well it has 4 days of age, one comment I did on some random popular post in a sub and that's about it. The main thing I am wondering is when should I create the sub? Do I also warm it up as well, and when do I start posting stuff on it? I saw that most users just take it slow only using one name of the model for their first post then start scaling to more in depth titles with more keywords that look spammier

 

[TheSplinter]

well it has 4 days of age, one comment I did on some random popular post in a sub and that's about it. The main thing I am wondering is when should I create the sub? Do I also warm it up as well, and when do I start posting stuff on it? I saw that most users just take it slow only using one name of the model for their first post then start scaling to more in depth titles with more keywords that look spammier

I would never put anything in my bio or post NSFW content with a 4 day old account. It needs to be warmed up quite a bit longer than that.

 

[bobita]

I would never put anything in my bio or post NSFW content with a 4 day old account. It needs to be warmed up quite a bit longer than that.

how long do you consider is a good amount?

 

[TheSplinter]

how long do you consider is a good amount?

There isn't an official time frame and don't trust anyone that tells you otherwise. I just don't know. I usually don't do anything "risky" until my account is a few months old and has 1000 of comment karma. COMMENT KARMA. Not post karma.

 

[Manuelmktg]

To promote a Telegram channel on reddit, I guess using Reddit Ads would be one way of avoiding the headaches and time wastage by promoting the same through the organic part of Reddit.

 

[muhammadshumbul]

Another approach is to engage consistently in niche communities first comment, upvote and provide value before sharing links. Gradual trust building often bypasses strict filters more effectively than trying to post immediately.

 

[riskycobra]

You’ll get the best results by treating your reddit accounts like real users engage naturally, contribute to discussions and only share links once your account has earned credibility.

 

[Promogram]

Creating a subreddit is fine — but don’t expect it to be a magic funnel day 1. New subs need content and activity to look legit. Seed it with genuine posts, let a few people engage, then slowly invite your audience. Spam the rules and you’ll rinse the whole thing.