How many reddit accounts are you consistently updating daily now with valuable content?

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How many reddit accounts are you consistently updating daily now with valuable content?

I'm back at 20 accounts . 10 new, 10 established/old.

I'm really analyzing how the algorithim is valuing the different age ranges and method of post, etc

I've seen a lot of people struggle with the latest updates but honstly I've not had any real issues, as long as I do things in a natural way.
 
Right now warming up four accounts - all runs on iPhone. So far going well!
 
I am up to 10 accounts new and old. All from iPhones and with sim or public WiFi. No issues for me
 
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I'm out of Reddit, stopped wasting time with their policies, there is a world outside Reddit, not interested in wasting my time dealing with their censorship
 
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I'm out of Reddit, stopped wasting time with their policies, there is a world outside Reddit, not interested in wasting my time dealing with their censorship
I have the same approach as you. But still I am managing atleast 5-10 accounts that are one month old and sometime creating new accounts as well for future use. Lets see where it ends
 
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I'm out of Reddit, stopped wasting time with their policies, there is a world outside Reddit, not interested in wasting my time dealing with their censorship

I def cut back from time i was putitng into reddit

I was uploading 150 pieces of manually sourced content daily or more for months and i realized, i was just becoming a platform junkie

Now im just sticking to accounts for the most
 
running about 6-8 aged accounts at a time, def the sweet spot for me. quality aged accounts with proper warmup last way longer than constantly burning through new ones. speed matters but account health matters way more
 
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I'm out of Reddit, stopped wasting time with their policies, there is a world outside Reddit, not interested in wasting my time dealing with their censorship
Did you end up finding a similar platform that actually works better for your traffic or did you completely step away from the account management game?
 
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