Need some advice about growing with Reddit (Complete beginner)

Jamal Taibi

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Hey guys,I've been reading BHW for a while .I'm currently selling IPTV, and surprisingly I already got my first sale from Reddit just by answering people's questions. I wasn't really promoting, just trying to help.The thing is... I honestly don't know much about Reddit marketing. I feel like I just got lucky.I'd really appreciate some advice from people who have experience.Things I'd like to learn:- How do you build Reddit accounts that people actually trust?- How do you grow karma the right way?- Do you use multiple accounts? If yes, how do you manage them efficiently?- How do you organize your Reddit accounts and keep them active?- How do you turn Reddit traffic into consistent sales without looking spammy?- How do you find the best subreddits for your niche?- How do you organize your daily workflow on Reddit?- What mistakes should I avoid as a beginner?- What tools do you personally use to save time?- How long did it take you to become profitable with Reddit?I don't have much budget, so I'm trying to focus on free organic marketing instead of paid ads.If you were starting from zero today and Reddit was your main traffic source, what would you do?I'd really appreciate any tips, resources, or personal experiences.Thanks everyone.
 
On Reddit consistency matters more than posting a lot. A few helpful comments every day can build trust over time.
 
Congrats on getting your first sale. In my experience, the biggest mistake beginners make is treating Reddit like an advertising platform instead of a community. The accounts that perform best are the ones with a consistent posting history, participate in discussions they’re genuinely interested in, and only mention their product when it’s actually relevant to the conversation.
 
I’d spend the first few weeks engaging in relevant subreddits without worrying about sales. Building credibility through helpful comments gave us much better long-term results than trying to promote too early.
 
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