How to spam reddit without getting shadowbanned?

And you’re surprised? Reddit is one of the hardest platforms out there to consistently post promotional content on. Obviously doing that through a brand new account and trying to post links won’t float.

You need to use properly aged/warmed accounts and disguise your posts.
how long does it takes to warm up an account a 1 week and a few hundreds karma ok?
 
If you want to spam you will get banned very fast.
 
10 karma is way too low for posting links. spam filters are super strict on fresh accounts right now. focus on normal comments for a while before sharing any domains.
 
My account was also shadow banned, took it very slow. Posting 2-3x a week in sub reddits with plenty of engagement beforehand, no advertising/links ... shadow banned. No advertising/links
 
From what I have seen, you can't really spam Reddit without risking a shadowban. If you want the account to last, focus on posting useful comments, avoid repeating the same content across different subreddits and build some normal activity first.
 
My account was also shadow banned, took it very slow. Posting 2-3x a week in sub reddits with plenty of engagement beforehand, no advertising/links ... shadow banned. No advertising/links
usually happens when your ip range is already blacklisted by reddit. even normal comments get shadowbanned if the proxy trust score is low. always check your ip quality before posting.
 
recently got 2,3 accounts banned. They start showing this server error pop up after some days. Even though i haven't posted any promotional content.
 
A 1 day old account adding a website link can easily look like spam to Reddit. New accounts usually need some normal activity first.
 
Don't try to do that activity day 1 and add links and spam it will not last as reddit is very fast to ban these accounts. Not only that but if the users sense any spam content will report you that will lead to account being terminated
 
Fresh accounts posting external links often get restricted reddit seems much stricter with link activity now.
 
A 1-day-old account with only 10 karma doesn't have much trust yet, so adding a website that early can be enough to trigger filters. You should have waited until the account has a bit more history before posting any links.
 
Never post raw domain links on fresh accounts. Warm the profile for a few weeks, build real karma in normal subs, and stick to text posts first.
 
You should never post direct links on fresh accounts that's a guaranteed shadowban either buy aged accounts with high karma or build a network of accounts over time and when you do post, drive traffic through a landing page or intermediate web 2.0 property rather than dropping raw domains
 
reddit's detection on fresh accounts is insane right now, direct links get flagged within hours. aged accounts help but only if the proxy setup is legit and you've got actual posting history not just karma. the issue most people miss is even aged accounts get shadowbanned if the ip range is already flagged by reddit
 
Short answer is you sort of don't. You can try to skirt the rules and loosely call it spam, but that's pretty risky considering nobody outside Reddit really knows exactly where the line is drawn, never mind how inconsistent it is between subreddits and accounts.

The account you have immediately posting a website is also pretty much the sort of behaviour that gets flagged so if you want to do legitimate promotions, you're better off just participating normally. Save the site share for when it's relevant or you might find out how fast and loose the rules can get there.
 
you have to find out the best proxy........
 
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