Maccer szie
Newbie
- Oct 15, 2025
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Helpful posts tend to work best for me if the post is useful on its own, people are more open to the person behind it.
how are you guys getting traffic from reddit without getting banned?
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dekadent30
Elite Member
- Nov 10, 2008
- 1,911
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I use own subreddits. Reddit posts rank very good in google. I use AI and Browser Automation Studio to mass create posts. Simple as that
- Nov 9, 2016
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Reddit is a value-based platform if you are just promoting without giving any value, then you will def get banned. The best way is to promote via comments and as a user of the product/service it should be a suggestion to the fellow Redditors.
deohieukieugi
Newbie
- Jul 2, 2026
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- 0
stop tryin to sneak promo past mods n just BE useful in the community for a while first, answer questions, share real experience, let people naturally curious enough to check yer profile/DM u, that's literally the only version of "reddit marketing" that survives longer than a day
JackTheFlipper
Newbie
- Aug 19, 2026
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tbh both ways are pretty exhausting. if you try to be purely organic you spend hours writing essays for like 5 clicks, but if you do the sneaky alt account route you get shadowbanned in ten minutes because the spam filters are so aggressive now. the middle ground is usually just putting the link in your profile bio and writing helpful comments without any links in the actual text. if the comment actually helps someone they usually click your profile to see who you are. trying to sneak links past automod is barely worth the hassle anymore...
- May 8, 2026
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dont try to sell something with every post or comment, sometimes just reply to be helpful, and plug your product after two or three replies so it seems natural