How to create, manage and survive reddit accounts for long run

The safest long-term strategy is to focus on quality over volume. Build accounts with real activity, understand each niche’s community rules, and avoid making accounts look like they exist only for promotion. For client work, having a smaller number of trusted, active profiles usually performs better than trying to scale too quickly.
 
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coursesmania said:
Hi, So I have different set of clients in different niches some want comments some for posts. How to create, manage and survive the accounts to deliver clients faster per day. What's the strategy that's is currently working after the reddit update. Give me tips for both PC and mobile
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To effectively manage Reddit accounts for multiple clients, prioritize IP isolation and account warming. Use separate residential proxies and anti-detect browsers for each account to prevent bans. Always warm up new accounts for 1–2 weeks with natural, organic engagement before posting promotional content. When using automation, ensure you include human-like delays to mimic organic behavior, and consistently verify that accounts are not shadowbanned by checking them in incognito mode before delivering work for clients.
 
B4UMARKETING said:
To effectively manage Reddit accounts for multiple clients, prioritize IP isolation and account warming. Use separate residential proxies and anti-detect browsers for each account to prevent bans. Always warm up new accounts for 1–2 weeks with natural, organic engagement before posting promotional content. When using automation, ensure you include human-like delays to mimic organic behavior, and consistently verify that accounts are not shadowbanned by checking them in incognito mode before delivering work for clients.
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Thanks
 
william002x said:
The safest long-term strategy is to focus on quality over volume. Build accounts with real activity, understand each niche’s community rules, and avoid making accounts look like they exist only for promotion. For client work, having a smaller number of trusted, active profiles usually performs better than trying to scale too quickly.
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Thank you
johnydriver said:
check if the ip is not in any spam list (you can check it free, just google "ip spam base check") and if it is any ask them to change, do this before logging in into your reddit account. It's not like 100% that you will get banned if ip is in any bad lists, but it increases the chance
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I checked through scamalytics site all has under 30 score
 
a solid strategy for after you’ve gone through the tedious process of warming your account properly is to not exceed more than 1 shilling post for every 10 or so organic content you post. If your posting history is too much promotional content you’ll get flagged quick.
 
coursesmania said:
Hi, So I have different set of clients in different niches some want comments some for posts. How to create, manage and survive the accounts to deliver clients faster per day. What's the strategy that's is currently working after the reddit update. Give me tips for both PC and mobile
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On PC, use AdsPower, clean Residential Proxies to farm karma in easy subs; on Mobile, use 4G with IP rotation Island app to clone, and always warm them up naturally for 3-5 days before seeding to avoid instant shadowbans.
 
For PC, use an anti-detect browser with dedicated mobile proxies to isolate profiles; for mobile, use physical devices on cellular data, and always warm them up with slow, organic engagement to prevent client accounts from getting linked and banned.
 
I use the ADSPower Antidetect browser, plus mobile proxies aren’t cheap...and if you’re in a rush, they’ll definitely get banned...also, an email gives some trust if it’s old, plus buying old accounts isn’t always a good idea...this is also proven. Here, you shouldn’t rush...I manage accounts with some delay, I have around 20 active accounts now...so it happens that new accounts get banned if the email is new or newly registered...this is also proven. So if the email is newly created, in my opinion it’s better to both buy and create, mix it up...this way you can better understand what survives.
 
coursesmania said:
Hi, So I have different set of clients in different niches some want comments some for posts. How to create, manage and survive the accounts to deliver clients faster per day. What's the strategy that's is currently working after the reddit update. Give me tips for both PC and mobile
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You can use proxies and anti detect browsers, always put 1 account per DEDICATED proxy and manually warm them up for 1-2 months before posting any links.
 
After recent Reddit changes quality and account history matter more. Build activity around the niche first understand each subreddit rules and avoid posting the same type of content across multiple accounts
 
After recent Reddit updates, low-quality activity patterns, sudden posting, repeated content and direct promotion get detected much faster. I would say
  • Building accounts slowly
  • Keeping niche relevance
  • Research each subreddit before posting
  • Keeping activity patterns natural works better
Reddit is becoming stricter so the long-term strategy would be to build accounts like real users, contribute first and promote only where it adds value.
 
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