Recent content by queenofremovals

Is that what you did?

I love this advice.

Hey! I used Reddit and used some reddit marketing services to help

Hello, can I see an example of your service as well as the list of sites?

USDT itself isn’t anonymous, every move is traceable. If privacy’s the goal you’d need to swap into Monero, XMR or other privacy coins first, then decide how to spend or off-ramp.

Yeah, they did. Smaller subs now just means low engagement. If a post can sit on the front page for hours with only a handful of comments, that’s small.

Exactly, lol. Definitely not worth it.

Reddit didn’t hold up for me at first, but that was mostly on the account side. Fresh ones burned fast, and even a bought account flagged out quick — I figure my IP setup and old bans made it a target. I’ve since figured out how to get around that, just haven’t re-tested. Curious though, for...

Yep, I’ve seen those groups in action. It’s less about karma and more about mod clout. The more they flag, the more mods see them as “useful,” and some just live for that. Reports go straight into a sub’s mod queue and enough of them can trip AutoModerator. Add in Crowd Control and other safety...

Think in weeks. The ones that last are active in niche subs, mixing comments with posts, building karma naturally. Smaller subs with lighter mods are perfect for warming up, and you can rack up karma fast in easy ones like r/AskReddit before moving into stricter communities. I’ve been in the...

Reddit kills links fast if the account looks fresh or the sub doesn’t trust outside content. You need aged accounts and to mix in real engagement before dropping links, otherwise mods and auto-filters nuke you instantly. Especially if you’re promoting something, Reddit’s filters are brutal...

Wild how fast those pages blew up. I’m curious how long they’ll actually hold before Google smacks them down. Definitely not worth messing with those domains. They’ll get wiped faster than they rank.

Yeah, case studies matter a lot in sweeps. I tried HellsPartners before and ran traffic through Reddit. It converted alright but compliance was tight. From your side, which networks actually keep affiliates happy long-term in the US market?

Marketplace is the goal for me too. Half the game here is learning the rules. Good luck getting there.

A website definitely helps, but it depends on the niche. Some spaces need that extra layer of professionalism, others care more about fast comms.