Hey guys, I'm wondering what specific factors Google looks for in a Reddit post and Reddit comments to rank them higher on SERPs and to show a particular part of a comment in the Meta snippet.
I'm assuming some of the following play a role:
Time of comment - the earlier the better
Keywords in...
I need someone who can post on Reddit - all content will be provided.
We will post minimum 2 posts and 2 comments a week.
Preferred payment method is Card.
Reddit marketing has been working well for us, but we are hesitant to go all into it because of the fear that they might ban our company keyword.
Just wanted to know if this is possible and if any of you have experienced it?
P.S: We don't spam our name everywhere. We always include our...
Damn guess this gets you karma. My question was more towards how do I get my posts and comments upvoted. But tbf this was helpful too. Going to try this out to build up Karma
Yeah, I have an account - 3 weeks old, 13 karma points. I joined the subreddit, scrolled through other posts (slowly like a human cuz god knows wtf Reddit tracks with their algo) and upvoted and it stuck. But some of my friends with new accounts did yesterday and it didnt count.
I've seen people say you shouldnt be commenting on the big subreddits early on. I've been engaging with some niche subreddits and haven't been shadowbanned/suspended yet. It's been 3 weeks of my account warmups. I also created new yahoo emails for signing into Reddit.
Im trying to get my friends to upvote on posts but most times they don't reflect. Anyone has a system they use to ensure upvotes actually count and get reflected?
Hey, I've been using Dolphin too. Wanted to know if gmail login or Yahoo login pages loads up for you when using your proxies. Weirdly these pages don't load up for me and the error page shows up.
I had 6 accounts, all on the same IP that got permanently banned. Now, when I'm using an anti detect browser with paid Proxy IPs, I get the 'You have been blocked due to network policy' message on Reddit. It then prompts me to sign up, after which I can access Reddit.
Does this mean they know...
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