If Reddit has banned everything from your network it’s usually a **site-wide restriction**, and creating new accounts often gets flagged again pretty quickly. At that point it’s usually better to stop trying to recreate accounts and focus on other traffic sources instead of fighting the ban system.
For adult creators, most growth right now actually comes from **platforms built around creators** or communities rather than traditional social media. Many people promote through places like Fansly, Fanvue, or creator hubs where audiences already expect adult content and promotion is allowed.
Another approach is leaning more into **content funnels** instead of direct promotion. For example, creators often build safe-for-work teaser content on platforms like TikTok or Instagram and then send viewers to a neutral link hub like Linktree where the adult platforms are listed. This tends to last longer than direct advertising posts.
You could also try **collaborations with other creators** in the same niche. Cross-promotions, shoutouts, or joint content can bring in audiences that already convert, which often works better than trying to build from scratch on a single platform.
If you want, tell me your **niche (cosplay, fitness, MILF, alt, etc.)** and I can suggest **a few traffic channels that are still working well for adult creators in 2026**.