How many people need reddit upvotes now that panels are gone?

[GNews]

Just wondering how many people are out here searching at the moment. Seems like it's massive.

 

[Venusaur]

I don't know how many, but I need them

 

[GNews]

i think the count matters less than the actual vote quality now

I don't know how many, but I need them

Yeah I just mean how many people.

I'm wondering how many are bleeding potential earnings since there's no longer easy UPvoting services.

 

[ellay]

87

 

[TheStrategos]

the real question isn't how many people need them..it's how many are still looking for a reliable solution

 

[GNews]

the real question isn't how many people need them..it's how many are still looking for a reliable solution

Yes, that's what I'm asking essentially.

 

[SmTasker]

but why are pannels gone, what happened?

 

[Balay]

People are using upvotes but not in the way that was common earlier.

 

[GNews]

but why are pannels gone, what happened?

Reddit killed APIs and Json cheats......... can't use the site data for such things now. Ai has caught up with human logic/rationality in many ways.

They studied all the public smm panels, they studied the publicly shared for sale reddit account sites/dealers, etc. That data was compiled, and used by AI filters. It crushed anything that thinks/displays habits remotely similiiar to these people's profiles.

People are using upvotes but not in the way that was common earlier.

Upvotes always exist. But public panels are fried.

demand is definitely there. reddit killed a lot of providers but not the demand. someone will always find a new way to fill the gap.

100% agree.

 

[kalpana007]

Just wondering how many people are out here searching at the moment. Seems like it's massive.

It will get better with time for panels. I am sure they are also working very hard to fight against the modifications reddit is doing.

 

[Shawerma]

upvotes are still there, but reddit is acting aggressive

 

[GNews]

upvotes are still there, but reddit is acting aggressive

I see you have a new site advertised in your signature.

I know site owners that are giving upvotes knowing the accounts that use them will be banned.

Are you giving guarantees with your upvotes? ie: will stick , the main one

Do you have a Marketplace thread here with reviews?

 

[ClickPilotPro]

Every subreddit is different. Some posts grow with just a few early upvotes, while others need more engagement.

 

[SmTasker]

Reddit killed APIs and Json cheats......... can't use the site data for such things now. Ai has caught up with human logic/rationality in many ways.

They studied all the public smm panels, they studied the publicly shared for sale reddit account sites/dealers, etc. That data was compiled, and used by AI filters. It crushed anything that thinks/displays habits remotely similiiar to these people's profiles.

damn, i see, that's harsh, people will scramble to find a way though, it remains to be seen if they find anything good.

 

[GNews]

damn, i see, that's harsh, people will scramble to find a way though, it remains to be seen if they find anything good.

If you're not white hat. Dont buy reddit services that you need long term traffic for.

It will only get tougher from here, to market, with all the AI coming

 

[Nikolaos]

Just wondering how many people are out here searching at the moment. Seems like it's massive.

Reddit has become too aggressive with SMM panels's bans, therefore the demand for Reddit upvotes is huge.

 

[Crab]

I gues it's time for a phone farm...

 

[jimmy0]

Searching remains a key component but the process .of searching is evolving through AI-based responses and social media. But there is definitely much room left for search optimization if you concentrate on intent and quality content delivery to relevant channels..

 

[Blunderpuff]

I think people focus less on buying upvotes now. Building real karma through good posts and comments works better in the long run.

 

[GNews]

I gues it's time for a phone farm...

A phone farm can't fix writing skills. Nor can AI.

Reddit's winning right now because you cant fake genuine conversations and experience. Native speakers will know.

This is whyI predicted the crash in February -- I saw how flooded it was with obvious BS