NSFW is easier to monetize
while SFW is harder but Price point is higher.
Which Niches other than AI would you focus on in 2026 and beyond on Reddit ?
One of the reasons you're leaving is beacuse it's almost impossible to work normally now on Reddit? What would you suggest to people who are still trying to make it work? What is the best way to keep account safe and to post links?
How important is your IP when managing multiple accounts? If you separate the devices, history, and footprints but use VPN IPs, would that still work?
how can i get more member's for my subreddit community without having an old aged account ?
what did u do with all those subs you built up?
which platform are you focusing on next ?
1. How do you keep mod accounts that you use to moderate your subs from being banned? What proxies are you using, what devices? I manage a small network of subs and I'm using dedicated ISP proxies and anti detect browser to access mod accounts, but I'm constantly worried that they will get banned and that I will lose access to those subreddits.
2. What do you do to avoid your mods being removed from your subs by Mod Code of Conduct team?
What was the main reason you decided to quit Reddit, and do you think you’ll ever come back?
mini price of this account
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If you were a SaaS for ebay sellers with 1000+ paying customers a month and wanted more from reddit with just 1 real account, no farms no bought accs, what would you do after the july filters? build your own sub or be the helpful guy in the seller subs, and when would you actually start mentioning the product
What’s the best way to promote adult offers on my NSFW subreddits? Should I use pinned posts, welcome messages, Auto Mod comments under every new post, or links in the sidebar?
I’ve tried all of these methods, but so far none of them have really worked that well. Curious what has worked for other people.
What is it about Reddit that you would miss or regret losing the most after leaving?
Can I have infinite questions? xD. Seriously now how would you approach Reddit in order to make the maximum amount of money in 1-2 years period?Im quitting reddit for a while ... Maybe permanently as a service.
I'll still be incubating new stuff but my focus is completely going elsewhere as I'm out of gas to be put short.
Reddit wont be the same I believe by the time I come back .
And I see arbitraging opportunities elsewhere.
So for those of you who've been wanting to ask me questions, here's your chance.
Only 1 Question per person however. Im giving away my secrets.
Can I have infinite questions? xD. Seriously now how would you approach Reddit in order to make the maximum amount of money in 1-2 years period?
OF star subreddit, 3.5 million views per month, 160k members.
What’s the value and how would you monetize?
How do you manage to USE the reddit acounts? You're selling them, but how does one even manage to make use of it without getting it immediately banned?
I cannot get the hang of warming them up enough to use them.
Just yesterday account got banned;
- Used adspower
- residential high quality proxy usage by GB
- Had it for months, logged in randomly, scrolled a bit, liked a bit, made like 10 comments in two months, they even got reach and likes.
- 1500 karma, i bought it with cookies.
I made one post on my empty subreddit I created months ago, three days later = banned.
Niche was NSFW.
How does it detect them? They're using clean profiles with history, same proxies you'd be using normally. How is that any better than a firefox incognito window?I would be linking to whotever that 'star' is with an affiliate link.
I'd do some posts of "Who do you pick first" itnroducing other brands/people who the audience might like and build side subreddits , then use affiliate links there too
Diversify.
I always told people to not use Anti-detect browsers unless they really knew what they were doing. Ai filter detect those types of things and immediately ban them.
To really know, this is better analyze on a case by case basis and not so easy to dissect as a general conversation.