Instead of paying $1000/month for reddit marketing here is exactly what to do yourself for free

[TheStrategos]

Step 1: Spend 30 minutes reading top posts in your target subreddit this week

Step 2: Comment genuinely on 3 posts per day no links, no promotion

Step3: After 3 weeks post one helpful thread with real data or experience

Step 4: Only drop your link when someone directly asks for resources

Step 5: Reply to every single comment within 2 hours

Total cost: $0

Time required: 30 minutes per day

This outperforms every paid Reddit service I have ever tested.

The reason agencies charge so much is because they know most people are too lazy to do this themselves.

Prove me wrong.

Thanks
TheStrategos

 

[Panther28]

30 mins? lol You don't use the method I use then? The primary 1 authority account that is constantly marketing into the right subreddits, and getting conversions? I aint got 30 mins on reddit bro, i got like 10 mins, lol, i would rather spend as much time as possible on my content that I share there.

Thats the real way of doing things. Start with a legit business and plan, and build your success by sharing as many steps as possible on socials and reddit. Thats not hard, it just requires a login, and content work. There isn't a science to log into a website and leaving a link. Read the rules, flair correctly, and don't spam.

You link to things that people already are looking for. Thats how you get good conversions.

It doesn't sound like your method is a real business documentation though. Its more "How i spam reddit to make money"? Which i couldn't be bummed doing. I'm a content creator / marketer, not a spammer.

 

[TheStrategos]

30 mins? lol You don't use the method I use then? The primary 1 authority account that is constantly marketing into the right subreddits, and getting conversions? I aint got 30 mins on reddit bro, i got like 10 mins, lol, i would rather spend as much time as possible on my content that I share there.

Thats the real way of doing things. Start with a legit business and plan, and build your success by sharing as many steps as possible on socials and reddit. Thats not hard, it just requires a login, and content work. There isn't a science to log into a website and leaving a link. Read the rules, flair correctly, and don't spam.

You link to things that people already are looking for. Thats how you get good conversions.

It doesn't sound like your method is a real business documentation though. Its more "How i spam reddit to make money"? Which i couldn't be bummed doing. I'm a content creator / marketer, not a spammer.

You call it an authority account now, but every authority account started by earning trust first. That’s the entire point of the method.

 

[XScaleLab]

Hard to disagree with this tbh. Reddit seems to reward patience and genuine activity more than shortcuts. Only thing I’d question is whether 3 weeks is always enough in stricter subreddits. Feels like some communities take much longer to trust newer accounts.

 

[BlogPro]

Such a clueless post. Sigh.

 

[TheStrategos]

Hard to disagree with this tbh. Reddit seems to reward patience and genuine activity more than shortcuts. Only thing I’d question is whether 3 weeks is always enough in stricter subreddits. Feels like some communities take much longer to trust newer accounts.

I am also a moderator in several communities, and moderators can usually see a user's activity history and overall participation patterns. It's often pretty easy to tell whether an account is genuinely engaging on reddit or just showing up to promote something

 

[JamesOnlyPromo]

sounds interesting and pretty easy to do

 

[TheStrategos]

It’s not as easy as you think, this is only theory.

I am doing Reddit marketing last 2 years this is my experience

 

[TomoLloyd]

There are already plenty of ready-made strategies for Reddit on the forum—so why do some people still insist on reinventing the wheel? Do they think they’re some kind of unrecognized guru? Or are they just too lazy to search for old threads?
Here you go: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...plan-with-recommended-subreddits.1760871/?x=-

 

[TheStrategos]

There are already plenty of ready-made strategies for Reddit on the forum—so why do some people still insist on reinventing the wheel? Do they think they’re some kind of unrecognized guru? Or are they just too lazy to search for old threads?
Here you go: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...plan-with-recommended-subreddits.1760871/?x=-

In my opinion, you’re promoting JB’s thread because you shared the same link yesterday as well and used very similar language.

 

[shijin]

I agree with this, but I’d also track branded searches and profile clicks, because Reddit often converts quietly after people read the thread and Google you later.