moneyguru2013
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Who here is actually making money with reddit? I am convince that 75% of redditors are actually marketers and the other 25 percent gets spammed with offers.
My account frequently experiences problems, and sometimes I don't know what's causing themWho here is actually making money with reddit? I am convince that 75% of redditors are actually marketers and the other 25 percent gets spammed with offers.
Do you find any provider to get your account yet? I have no idea where's the problem as well. That's why I move to FB, but now I'm struggling with both Reddit and FB.My account frequently experiences problems, and sometimes I don't know what's causing them
That’s a bit exaggerated. While marketing activity on Reddit is real, the majority of users are regular people sharing opinions, hobbies, and experiences.
Some do make money through freelancing, affiliate links, or promoting their own products—but it’s a small fraction overall.
Would you mind sharing what niche is that? I guess some niches are too saturated on reddit.Reddit is an absolute goldmine for Parasite SEO. It's authority in Google's eyes is that strong.
70% of our income comes from Reddit.
Pick any niche and search the top 10 keywords for it; I guarantee Reddit features in at least 3 of them. Often all of them.
Would you mind sharing what niche is that? I guess some niches are too saturated on reddit.
That is correct is real buyers are from Google not the redditors,reddit is just a funnelI rely on Parasite SEO via Reddit for many niches - frankly the niche doesn't matter.
Competition will vary just like it does in every form of online marketing. Higher competition = higher upvote/account costs.
Spend 10 minutes right now searching top keywords in the niche(s) you are active in on Google. I guarantee plenty of Reddit posts will appear in page one top 10 results. Start there, good luck!![]()
Is there any activity there? I’ve got a few accounts on various platforms like that – Mastodon and a few others – and they’re all dead in the water!as a user - After they restricted mobile browsing - I switched to lemmy full time.