Gain comment karma on Reddit

Megamego

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So this will be short, if you struggle to fain comment karma here is my way of doing that can easily get you 500-1000 in a week. You go on big subreddits (+500k / week) and then you activate the notifications on there, when a post gets made you know, you comment directly on it, you will be the first or one of the firsts, drop a comment that can get liked and there you go, so that 5 times a day. The important part here is that it’s on big subreddits (that all posts always get big engagement) and that you are commenting on it on the first 10 minutes it being made.
 
So this will be short, if you struggle to fain comment karma here is my way of doing that can easily get you 500-1000 in a week. You go on big subreddits (+500k / week) and then you activate the notifications on there, when a post gets made you know, you comment directly on it, you will be the first or one of the firsts, drop a comment that can get liked and there you go, so that 5 times a day. The important part here is that it’s on big subreddits (that all posts always get big engagement) and that you are commenting on it on the first 10 minutes it being made.
Yep being early on big subs definitely works first comments get the most visibility, so if your comment is actually decent karma comes fast.
 
While this method is great, sometimes it takes a few a-holes to report you for being a new account and boom, your account triggers the shadowban. I don't personally like big subreddits. I like to start small-mid size subreddits. Karma doesn't really matter as much. It's about CQS (contributive quality score). This is because better CQS means the account is more trustworthy from Reddit's spam filters.
 
I can confirm this strategy works really well!
Personally, I monitor trends and engage on those posts. A good tip is to subscribe to meme/entertainment subreddits as they typically have higher engagement.
 
If its super targeted and funny it can even get viral and you can farm 10k out of just one comment, perfect method!
 
the only catch to this is that you should already have an account with enough karma to comment on that subreddit. If you are looking to grow from zero, will have to grind before moving to this strategy.
 
If you want karma fast, focus on posting smart comments right after new posts appear in big subreddits.
 
Another way is to focus on niche subs where your expertise stands out less competition means your comments get noticed and upvoted consistently, even if the subreddit isnt huge.
 
First 5 minutes on a trending post is like prime real estate
@shijin, I’d really enjoy talking with you sometime about Reddit. You seem very knowledgeable in this space.
Out of curiosity, how many properties do you have there? :D
 
The drawback is that you need enough karma to comment in the subreddit. If you’re starting from scratch, you’ll have to build karma before using this strategy.
 
While this method is great, sometimes it takes a few a-holes to report you for being a new account and boom, your account triggers the shadowban. I don't personally like big subreddits. I like to start small-mid size subreddits. Karma doesn't really matter as much. It's about CQS (contributive quality score). This is because better CQS means the account is more trustworthy from Reddit's spam filters.
If you don't use vpn/proxies and just play it white hat with real devices and real connections, after 2-3 days you can comment without issues, and cqs is something you only care about when you trying to do shady stuff, play it right and you never even need to think about it
 
The drawback is that you need enough karma to comment in the subreddit. If you’re starting from scratch, you’ll have to build karma before using this strategy.
We do it with brand new accounts after 2-3 days, and encounteer no issues. We use this as a way to build karma first.
 
If you don't use vpn/proxies and just play it white hat with real devices and real connections, after 2-3 days you can comment without issues, and cqs is something you only care about when you trying to do shady stuff, play it right and you never even need to think about it
That's not fully true. Even with normal human interactions, accounts can get hit by shadowban because they never reached a certain CQS threshold early on. I've toasted a few accounts before. I NEVER use bots at all or spam. All organic interactions. It's just Reddit's auto-filter algorithm can hit lots of legit accounts.
 
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