Reddit tracking user behavior across subreddits more aggressively now

[RykerStone61]

Hey everyone,
Managing few reddit accounts and noticed something. Accounts that participate naturally in different subreddits seem to get much better reach than accounts that mainly focus on one type of activity.
Even when the content quality is similar then some accounts still perform much better than others.
Do you think reddit is paying more attention to overall account behavior now instead of just looking at individual posts?
Would be interested to hear from others who manage multiple accounts and have noticed similar patterns.

 

[JessiPinkme]

For us niche specific accounts are working great. But if we post on the topics which are not related to account at all, almost next day or same day post/comments get deleted + accounts also suspended. Its been happening a lot. So i think user behaviour across subreddits seems to be a thing now.

 

[curdoc]

I've noticed that too. Accounts that act more like normal users and join different communities seem to do better. Not sure if Reddit is tracking that directly, but those accounts usually perform better than ones that only do one thing.

 

[achiever2011]

Hey everyone,
Managing few reddit accounts and noticed something. Accounts that participate naturally in different subreddits seem to get much better reach than accounts that mainly focus on one type of activity.
Even when the content quality is similar then some accounts still perform much better than others.
Do you think reddit is paying more attention to overall account behavior now instead of just looking at individual posts?
Would be interested to hear from others who manage multiple accounts and have noticed similar patterns.

They made some partnership with Google so this might be result of that.