Recent content by DHarper

So far Gologin has been working well for me. I have it on a dedicated residential IP, from what I've heard, mobile fingerprints and rotating residential IP's look good for Reddit.

How long does their deal last until? Everything I am seeing just says into 2027. Will any changes in Google/Reddit relationship affect how good Reddit is for marketing?

One of the best ways that I've seen people discuss is having a 10-1 ratio of real posts to promotional posts. Effectively you post 10 actual posts or comments that can be helpful, and just general information that doesn't mention any product. For every 10 of those you do, do one post that is...

Be helpful in common subreddits that you are knowledgeable on, try to be early to the posts, and whenever commenting, try to say things that would only be viewed as a positive or neutral, you don't want controversy or downvoting on your posts.

If using a proxy and multiple sign-in software such as Gologin, I would recommend doing multiple accounts because you can scale them all up at the same time without little to no hassle going between accounts at all.

Would this increase the risk that users would report you for spam? I don't think that they would anyway if we are selling a relevant product to what they are discussing or asking about

From everything that I've seen, participating and providing actual value, not forced promotional value, will help out a lot with keeping your posts up.

Does this same AI Summary generation also apply to content that is NSFW or borderline NSFW? Themes like Smoking, Vaping, Gambling, etc.

Gmail seem to always work fine for me. I like Outlook, but any time I try to make multiple accounts, it's always a hassle.

Is there a way to find subreddits that have been banned due to lack of moderation? Or is the only way to find them stumbling upon them?

I've been using SEMRush for a month or so now and really enjoyed it for a lot of the deep keyword scraping. It's API & AI Connectors also work quite smooth, the only downside is the cost compared to other SEO tools.

Thanks. I'm super new to this, and I'm absorbing all the info here:) I'll be extra careful and provide valuable content, since this is a business I actually own, not someone else's. I'm going to shoot for 20-1 and be as helpful as possible.

Is this something that would really only affect EU accounts? Or would you be able to get ISP-grade proxies not from floppydata that would suffice in other regions?

Would it make much of a difference if the proxy was on a static residential IP or a roaming residential IP? I would imagine Roaming residential IP would simulate more of a mobile connection that is always on the go, never staying connected to the same spot

Have you ever ran into any issues using this 10-1 ratio? seems like a good idea