How many reddit accounts do you own right now?

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Just wondeirng.

I see all the questions about reddit here.

How many accounts do you own?

I own approximately 100 with 30 or so active or being 'activated' i could say, after I transfered ownership to clients of so many of my active ones last month

I'm also setting up about 20-30 new accounts this week.
 
Just wondeirng.

I see all the questions about reddit here.

How many accounts do you own?

I own approximately 100 with 30 or so active or being 'activated' i could say, after I transfered ownership to clients of so many of my active ones last month

I'm also setting up about 20-30 new accounts this week.
That's a lot, how do you manage them? Do you use a phone farm or desktop with multi account browser.
I got like 10+ account over multiple personal devices. Not a lot but, I don't have any special setup.
 
That's a lot, how do you manage them? Do you use a phone farm or desktop with multi account browser.
I got like 10+ account over multiple personal devices. Not a lot but, I don't have any special setup.
I dont manage them all at once. I work about 30 at a time. All manually updated
 
I have a really basic set up of a half dozen mobile phonesa couple of accounts on each and use free public wi fi in a shopping centre near me. Take different ones out at different times and leave it random which phones I take and or leave.
 
I have a really basic set up of a half dozen mobile phonesa couple of accounts on each and use free public wi fi in a shopping centre near me. Take different ones out at different times and leave it random which phones I take and or leave.
1 account per phone?
 
2 or 3 accounts per phone. I have a rule though that the accounts on one phone never interact
I dont even know how people manage so much from a phone but I applaud you. Good, dedicated work it sounds like .
 
I currently manage 3 Reddit accounts for different purposes like discussions, niche engagement, and testing content strategies.
 
Sorry to hear that bro. Keep trying.

Learn. Build. Try again. And keep trying until you get what you want.
thanks a lot man, this is what im doing on reddit but it seems like they dont like me. Ive spent a lot of money there but no it didnt work out
 
thanks a lot man, this is what im doing on reddit but it seems like they dont like me. Ive spent a lot of money there but no it didnt work out

Spent money on what?
 
I dont even know how people manage so much from a phone but I applaud you. Good, dedicated work it sounds like .
Thanks it’s not a lot really. It’s something that has organically grown over 3-4 years so each addition is just one more thing to think on and organise. I wouldn’t want to do it all at once

I also keep each account as one of three or four roles I have:

Normal poster
Brand or oroduct
Fangirl
Troll

I ended up creating a little code for the user names so I always know which profile is which role.
 
Reddit is all about trust. it does not matter whether you have 1 account or 100, the important part is contributing value and building trust
 
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