That's a bigger number than I was expecting.
Feels like having backup accounts is almost mandatory these days with how quickly things can change on Reddit.
Lately it might also be about not rocking the boat, which is slightly different.Reddit is all about trust. it does not matter whether you have 1 account or 100, the important part is contributing value and building trust
I don't own or manage any Reddit accounts. If you're managing multiple accounts, it's generally better to prioritize a smaller number of well-maintained accounts with genuine participation rather than simply increasing the total count.
I have a few old accounts. Not much a activities though, but I use to upvote my own posts. They got removed too
At that point you need a VA and cash flow because AI and automation kills reddit accounts fast. Its lots of manual work but profits are good if you are always looking to improve and keep all your data.If you have like 50 accounts is amazing but how you manage all and can get quality content? Because is hard to manage even 3 accounts with good content
Good for you to be around such peoples. So you pack a lot of content into different media and then dump it on reddit? Did you use automation to post or in any way help you or you do all manual because it seem crazy the amount of work but wish you the best bro.Massive operatioon on content.
I have too much content. SSDs and USBs filled.
All personally curated/picked.
Once you get paid well enough, you have free time, it's not so crazy.
Just have to dedicate your day.
I dedicate entire days to this.
If you notice, i'm always online responding. I have work periods where I GO EXTRA HYPER FOCUS MODE.
When nobody else is around me. I eat, sleep, shit my work because I have bigger goals.
Touching tip of the ice berg now.
My first major client is now a billionaire... I saw what it took... he also introduced me to reddit back in 2011 or 2012 or something around there. I saw what 'organization' can do on reddit. Hopefully I can catch a run and who knows, if my main subreddit gets a lot bigger, I might just turn into a brand and live off related product.