Recent content by Tinglez

Two weeks is still pretty fresh even with activity If you push marketing links or heavy posting too early automod might filter your stuff silently better to let it sit for a month and build baseline karma organically

I think reddit has flagged your connection or browser parameters

Releasing or renewing your ISP IP just keeps you cycling through the exact same local IP block, which makes linking accounts easy for subreddits and reddit's automated systems, you should try dedicated static ISP proxies or high quality mobile proxies provide much better isolation

One possibility might be device hardware fingerprinting and IP tracking cause once an account gets flagged on the official app, reddit tags your device identifiers, canvas data, and IP subnet

Your post likely triggered a soft filter either a specific keyword or link pattern and sometimes it’s just the problems of a low cqs account

I noticed in niche subreddits active members actually read full comment threads and for community building or research 500 engaged members in a targeted niche will always yield higher quality interactions than 50,000 passive scrollers in a default sub

I think consistency also plays a big role not just using a proxy, if you're using rotating IPs or datacenter proxies Meta will flag the account fast because real users don't jump locations every few minutes

If you want raw viral reach, focus on vertical reels I think the algorithm prioritizes recommended video content above everything else right now

Fresh accounts can definitely survive if your fingerprinting is tight, but their spend limits are the bottleneck and getting hit with a $25 or $50 daily spend cap on a fresh ad account slows down scaling completely

Focus on getting at least one primary mod account back by making appeals then once the account is clean and visible, submit a ticket through the Reddit Help Center to restore the sub. From my experience admins usually overturn the unmoderated sub bans pretty quickly once the moderator's account...

Low karma means low trust and constant AutoMod removals I think once you hit around 1k+ karma (specifically comment karma over post karma), the account becomes much smoother to operate and gives a reasonable boost to avoid getting caught in spam filters

The issue I have with raw AI product content is that it lacks authenticity, and Facebook users are conditioned to ignore anything that looks like a generic display ad. But before you think of hiring an agency you should try getting raw footage of your products in use then use AI tools to...

Use reels for discovery and stories for nurturing and selling, expecting Stories to bring in new reach on their own won't work but if you're trying to drive dm conversation or warm up an audience stories outperform reels every time

I think the current algorithm heavily prioritizes original audio, watch time, and share rates and for account trust, setting up a 1–2 week manual warmup phase (scrolling, authentic commenting, natural interactions) before pushing out high-frequency reels helps prevent shadowbans on new accounts

I think it usually comes down to message structure and velocity. If you're dropping links on the first DM, copy pasting the same text, or sending DMs too quickly to people who don't follow you back IG's filters flag it immediately focus on getting a reply first before dropping any links or promo...