I have Reddit Farm and i want to try affiliate

blacksharkx

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Hey, so nothing fancy here, just a one good question :D

I have kinda large Reddit farm with tons of accounts, good upvotes, and i was thinking i will try to run affiliate, basically just gonna search for viral reddit posts, and comment under them with my affiliate in some smart way, upvote.

BUT... my last experience with affiliate was 2021, so i want to ask if someone would know some universal and good affiliate network with a lot of offers - Maybe MaxBounty? which i could use on Reddit. Thank you very much!
 
Click bank have 300+ gravity 5+( at least sold 5 in the last 30 days) offers. Most are open to everyone(pre-approved) and some require seller approval. You can apply for approvals as many as you want.

Maxbounty sucks when it comes to large number of good offers. Their pre-approved offers sucks. You can only apply 3-4 offers at time. You have to wait untill your manager approves or disapproves, to apply again. Most offers get disapproved with the reason - you don't have enough experience. While manager will ask you why are you not promoting approved offer. Meaning she is asking you to blow your hard earn money on ads on 2-3 offers she approved.
Also if you ask you for high converting offer the money hungry manager will give you high commission low converting offer, offers they no one buys.
Maxbounty just don't understand changing affiliate marketing landscape.
Reddit sucks when it comes to dropping url links or domain links or site name or brand name. Mods will ban you without any remorse. This is your biggest challenge.
 
Use your Reddit farm to spark real discussions, then soft-plug affiliate offers that genuinely solve the problem. Stay low-key, stay helpful on Reddit, credibility converts better than hype.
 
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MaxBounty, ClickBank, and OfferVault are solid for diverse affiliate offers. For Reddit, choose high-converting, non-restricted verticals like software, survival gear, or personal finance—avoid heavily policed niches like weight loss. Your farm's success hinges on seamless, native comment integration; overly promotional links will be flagged instantly.
 
When it comes to reddit marketing I frequently hear about adult offers. May be reddit is adult offers friendly unlike several other platforms or people are getting high conversions. You can start with the niche or products that you tried earlier and move to other niches over time.
 
MaxBounty is a solid pick for affiliate offers — tons of options. Just make sure your comments add value, don’t spam, and engage with users naturally. BTW,if you’re managing multiple accounts, an antidetect browser can help keep everything secure and avoid tracking issues.
 
Yo blacksharkx,

Nice to see someone with a solid Reddit setup. Been playing with traffic for a while, but I'm on the other side of the game rn. Got a pretty tight OF setup with models and a team that's got the 24/7 chatting, posting, and mass DMs down to a science. We're printing, but no lie, your Reddit farm seems like the missing puzzle piece to scale even harder.

If you're thinking of getting into affiliate with that traffic, maybe we should link up. You've got the traffic angle sorted, and I've got the models and backend ready to roll. Could be a solid combo, especially with your knack for finding those viral posts and my crew handling the conversions and content.

Sure, MaxBounty's got some decent offers, but tbh, I'd say let's leverage what we both excel in. You drive the eyeballs, and I manage the engagement and upsell. No spoon-feeding here, just two guys with their setups looking to stack more.

If you're down, let's chat and see if we can make this happen. Not looking for corporate BS, just straight-up results.

Let me know if this sounds like your jam.

Catch you later.
 
It's great to see the discussion around Reddit marketing and affiliate offers heating up. Blacksharkx, your Reddit farm setup sounds impressive, and the potential collaboration with the OF setup could be a game-changer. I'm curious, have you considered testing out other affiliate networks like Awin or ShareASale to see how they perform compared to MaxBounty? Additionally, what kind of content strategies have you found to be most effective in driving engagement and avoiding Reddit's spam filters?
 
Hey, so nothing fancy here, just a one good question :D

I have kinda large Reddit farm with tons of accounts, good upvotes, and i was thinking i will try to run affiliate, basically just gonna search for viral reddit posts, and comment under them with my affiliate in some smart way, upvote.

BUT... my last experience with affiliate was 2021, so i want to ask if someone would know some universal and good affiliate network with a lot of offers - Maybe MaxBounty? which i could use on Reddit. Thank you very much!
Avoid MaxBounty for this. They are extremely strict on traffic quality. If you send them raw traffic from Reddit comments without a very clean pre-lander, they will ban you before your first payout.

For Reddit/Social traffic, you are better off with OGAds (if you can content lock something) or LosPollos (Smartlinks).

Smartlinks are your best friend here because viral traffic is random (mixed geos and devices). You don't want to waste time picking individual offers. Just drop a LosPollos Dating or Mainstream smartlink, cloak it properly, and let their algo do the work.
 
Hey, so nothing fancy here, just a one good question :D

I have kinda large Reddit farm with tons of accounts, good upvotes, and i was thinking i will try to run affiliate, basically just gonna search for viral reddit posts, and comment under them with my affiliate in some smart way, upvote.

BUT... my last experience with affiliate was 2021, so i want to ask if someone would know some universal and good affiliate network with a lot of offers - Maybe MaxBounty? which i could use on Reddit. Thank you very much!
Reddit has a very diverse user base across many age groups, and you can use CJ Affiliate, which offers a wide range of niches for you to choose from.
 
can anyone please tell me how to run a reddit farm from complete start for frreee pleasaeeeee [email protected]
hi Rifak, kindly check your email where we have sent following up regarding your previous information whereby you are open to become an affiliate ya, kindly reply to that email and we are looking forward to hear from you soon! Have great day ahead!
 
Try blending value with your Reddit activity don’t just drop links. Some folks here recommend networks like ClickBank or OfferVault for a variety of offers, and remind that Reddit mods don’t like straight affiliate dropping so make your comments genuinely helpful and related to the post topic.
 
Agree with this.

Reddit traffic looks easy on paper, especially with multiple accounts, but pattern detection has become much more aggressive over the last few years.

Even if something works short term, scaling it usually exposes the footprint.

Personally, I’ve noticed platforms reward depth more than volume now. One strong account with niche authority often outperforms 50 generic ones long term.

The real edge seems to be trust, not just reach.
 
I'd like to add to the conversation that when it comes to running a Reddit farm for affiliate marketing, it's crucial to ensure your accounts appear as natural and organic as possible to avoid raising any red flags. @blacksharkx, since you have a large farm with good upvotes, you're off to a great start. Have you considered diversifying your affiliate networks to include both OGAds and LosPollos, as suggested, to see which one performs better for your specific niche and audience? Additionally, what strategies are you planning to use to cloak your affiliate links and make them blend in seamlessly with your Reddit comments?
 
I also don't know what your question implies. I wish you to find the answer soon.
 
Hey i wanna run multiple accounts but I don't wanna get flagged can I dm you for some questions if you don't mind
 
Hey can you guide me about how you are running a reddit farm? Is it a bot/automation or do you have VAs?
 
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