What to do now Reddit Agency, Selling Accounts, keeping them for long term

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Hey guys,

So over 2 months ago, I was asking how to create multiply reddit accounts, I was getting banned left and right, Ive lost of 100 accounts doing this.

My goal was to create have high value accounts and use for creating an reddit marketing agency, While building these accounts and understand that karma isn't as important as i thought, It's more about the CQS,
So while growing these accounts I started to promote my digital product business and I exclusivy done it on reddit to use it as a case study when i launch the agency,

I currently got 30 Accounts and can basically grow 10-20 accounts a week with a help of my friend, now we dont know if we should use all the accounts for the agency or also sell them, we sold couple of accounts on marketplaces to see when new ip logins in will it get banned, and 90% of the accounts survived we only sold 20 accounts that were 6 week old and only 2 got banned,

So the question I have how many accounts do we actually need to run reddit agency and is it worth selling these accounts or just stacking them up as asset ?
 
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Need more details of what you were doing. It sounds like you were likely promoting in a way that was easily spotted and therefore got you mass suspended.
We also would need to know how you and your friend are warming up these accounts. What types of proxy, what antidetect, the things you were doing to warm them.
 
steveknobs said:
Need more details of what you were doing. It sounds like you were likely promoting in a way that was easily spotted and therefore got you mass suspended.
We also would need to know how you and your friend are warming up these accounts. What types of proxy, what antidetect, the things you were doing to warm them.
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Our accounts were getting suspended before any promotion.

We don't use proxies and we dont use anti browsers, we use VM's, We created a system with my friend he warms them up gets them to 50 karma and I just blow the account from 50 to 2k - 30k Depending on how viral it goes, but we aim for minimum 1k comment and 1k post
 
It's possible to detect VM. If you weren't using proxy at all then your accounts were all posting from the same IP?
You guys put a lot of effort into this, I will give you that.
 
steveknobs said:
It's possible to detect VM. If you weren't using proxy at all then your accounts were all posting from the same IP?
You guys put a lot of effort into this, I will give you that.
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the only thing we have used a nord vpn, built cookies and we built personas for each vm, we didnt go only on reddit, we created other social's so we can use them also
 
Stack them, never sell what could become aged assets you control down the road
 
Proxy Cake said:
Stack them, never sell what could become aged assets you control down the road
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Thanks probably will go with this, My friend is also going around his collage and workspace buying reddit accounts from real users, we got couple of aged ones
 
I completely understand, the market is growing a lot, and many big brands are already investing in advertising, but Reddit is still very strict and penalizes anyone who looks like a spammer, for your agency, the smartest move is to offer a full service to brands that don't know how to get started, many companies try to go it alone and end up getting banned or lost, you can manage the strategy, the accounts, and even the paid campaigns, and they're willing to pay to avoid the hassle.

Regarding selling accounts, it's quick cash but fragile, it goes against the rules, and a wave of bans can leave you with nothing overnight, on the other hand, keeping accounts long term is building a solid asset, think about having twenty well managed accounts and using them for premium services, not selling them off cheaply, the most critical element is the infrastructure, if you don't separate each account with its own browser, digital fingerprints, and clean IPs, they'll connect them all and penalize them all together, those who know what they're doing invest in real tools and quality proxies, that's the filter that separates a serious business from one that disappears in three months.
 
Stacking accounts is the better long-term move because high-CQS assets are getting harder to farm. You need roughly 50-100 solid accounts to run a decent agency without overlapping footprints, so keep the best ones for your own case studies. Selling some on the side is fine for cash flow, but the real ROI is in the agency service rather than the account flipping. :cool:
 
Jan1991 said:
Hey guys,

So over 2 months ago, I was asking how to create multiply reddit accounts, I was getting banned left and right, Ive lost of 100 accounts doing this.

My goal was to create have high value accounts and use for creating an reddit marketing agency, While building these accounts and understand that karma isn't as important as i thought, It's more about the CQS,
So while growing these accounts I started to promote my digital product business and I exclusivy done it on reddit to use it as a case study when i launch the agency,

I currently got 30 Accounts and can basically grow 10-20 accounts a week with a help of my friend, now we dont know if we should use all the accounts for the agency or also sell them, we sold couple of accounts on marketplaces to see when new ip logins in will it get banned, and 90% of the accounts survived we only sold 20 accounts that were 6 week old and only 2 got banned,

So the question I have how many accounts do we actually need to run reddit agency and is it worth selling these accounts or just stacking them up as asset ?
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Sell the most worthless ones and stack up on the good ones and use them as a service for your agency. Either by downvoting or upvoting, you can make money selling these services.
 
If the accounts are surviving long term, I'd focus more on using them for the agency instead of selling too many aged trusted accounts are much more valuable for consistent Reddit marketing. Selling accounts can work but scaling and keeping quality/control usually comes harder over time
 
Jan1991 said:
Hey guys,

So over 2 months ago, I was asking how to create multiply reddit accounts, I was getting banned left and right, Ive lost of 100 accounts doing this.

My goal was to create have high value accounts and use for creating an reddit marketing agency, While building these accounts and understand that karma isn't as important as i thought, It's more about the CQS,
So while growing these accounts I started to promote my digital product business and I exclusivy done it on reddit to use it as a case study when i launch the agency,

I currently got 30 Accounts and can basically grow 10-20 accounts a week with a help of my friend, now we dont know if we should use all the accounts for the agency or also sell them, we sold couple of accounts on marketplaces to see when new ip logins in will it get banned, and 90% of the accounts survived we only sold 20 accounts that were 6 week old and only 2 got banned,

So the question I have how many accounts do we actually need to run reddit agency and is it worth selling these accounts or just stacking them up as asset ?
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I agree with the others saying that these accounts will get nuked as soon as you start really using them. The test is keeping them alive after the warming process, when you are using them for marketing.

On a side note, if you truly do have a way of creating accounts that are staying alive, I'm paying for expertise in this (potentially thousands depending on what you can offer). DM me if interested.
 
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