Recent content by JunglePence

I've quit now. The way I was marketing has been completely nerfed, and all the 'jUsT bE NaTuRaLz n FoLlOw RuLeZ' aint gonna work for my site, because I need to do it at scale. That scale got wiped out and aint coming back. It's forced me to make my entire site better, so I've been spending a...

Nope, I don't think I will either. Time to move on to something else.

It's Reddit's filters. They've had a huge update in the past couple of months. From what I can see, the auto mod for the subreddit bans posts if the user posting it has an account history of promo comments, low quality score, new account, broke subreddit's rules etc. If that gets missed then...

It sounds like you're making this post from 2025. It certainly was full of AI and spam, but they've really clamped down on it the past couple of months, and they've done so using ai themselves.

I know the feeling. It completly tanked my traffic and business, I need to find a whole new source now. I'll probably have to start buying ads.

Your setup was like mine. I had workers using their accounts to post for me, they all got wiped out in July. I can't find a solution to it, anyone else using a similar setup can't find one either, if they can, they aint sharing. I think it's cooked now. The only solution I can see is warm up an...

Yeah that's another thing that changed, they didn't used to delete all posts associated with a banned account. When my worker got banned a month ago, I lost half my traffic overnight because all their posts got removed. The ones that still remain are from old accounts that got banned a year ago...

It was an AI written response to the thread with a broken link in the text, written as website com.

I had one worker dropping the same broken up link text over and over again, up to five times a day on the same account across many different subreddits. A few were removed but most remained. In retrospect I'm amazed I got away with it for so long, but I thought once someone gets banned I can...

I mean, you have probably edited comments before, and now Reddit has noticed the pattern. Either way, Reddit has got better at detecting marketers, as per the quote I posted directly from them. My business got nuked after 18 months of free reign spamming. I can't even get a microworker to make...

Reddit has really upped its game with spam detection now. Did the comments have similar content? Or did they all at least sound promotional? Have you been doing this for a while over the course of a few week/months? Either way, Reddit's filters have picked up a pattern and realised all those...

Are you doing this all manually? When do you actually start making comments? Sounds like you're spending many hours a day on Reddit.

It was amazing! I made thousands over the last 18 months, then they turned their spam filters up to 11 and everything has gone to shit. I can't make a post with even a hint of promotion in it without getting banned now. I think it's time to try something else and hope Reddit bankrupts itself...

I tried posting in job groups, and didn't get a single reply. I could be using the wrong groups though, do you have any specific groups in mind I could try? I've tried this, in fact it was my main mode of operation. I'd get Claude to write the post and tell the worker where to post it. Hiring...

Ah thanks, not heard of rapid workers and pico workers. I'll take a look at them. What is HAF?