The account is likely shadowbanned due to ownership change and mass deletion, so you’ll need to rebuild trust by posting consistent, original content—or else start fresh if reach doesn’t recover.
It’s mostly subreddit authority, engagement (upvotes, comments, age of post), and keyword relevance in the title/body, but Google also favors posts with consistent traffic and links, so optimizing for natural clicks + external shares helps a lot.
If your comments are just getting auto-removed (e.g. by filters or mods) but not triggering strikes, they usually don’t count directly toward account suspension — what matters more is if mods/admins escalate it into warnings, temp-bans, or a “spam” tag on your profile.
You don’t need full browser automation if you’re just extracting members—most people mix lightweight API-like requests with human-like delays, rotate IPs/agents, and throttle queries; the key is to spread activity across accounts and avoid scraping too aggressively from one session/device.
Since August 2025, many SuSocial users have reported higher suspension rates, so the key now is lowering proxy density (ideally 1–3 accounts/proxy) and making warm-ups more human-like to keep accounts stable.
Real-device farms with mobile proxies usually have a lower ban rate than emulators, but the higher cost only makes sense if you need long-term stable accounts.
Yes—besides G2G, G2A, and ***, some widely used marketplaces are PlayerAuctions, EpicNPC, and Odealo (for RPGs), but reliability depends heavily on the seller’s rep and platform safeguards; always check reviews, seller ratings, and use escrow/payment protection to reduce risk.
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