What are people using for Reddit → OF funnels now?

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It feels like any kind of link I put anywhere on reddit the account gets flagged sooner or later. If I don't put a link, even if I start doing my usual posting method, the accounts have a extremely good survive rate. But as soon as I put any kind of link anywhere, they start dying.

So how are you people actually structuring the funnel now? Is anyone still linking directly to OF, or are you using linktree, or sending traffic through ig/x...

What setup are you using to maximize conversion while still staying within both reddit and subreddit rules.
 
Most people just stopped dropping any links on Reddit,
post normal, build a bit of karma, then drop the OF in the bio or send people to IG/X first.
direct OF links or even linktree get flagged crazy fast now.
 
Most people just stopped dropping any links on Reddit,
post normal, build a bit of karma, then drop the OF in the bio or send people to IG/X first.
direct OF links or even linktree get flagged crazy fast now.
I don't think direct links are still working. Started a fresh account got it warm upped, posted sfw stuff, build karma and after 2-3 weeks added patreon link in profile. Instant ban.
Is the IG/X route working? public or private profile?
 
I'd keep the funnel simple and check each subreddit's promo rules before sharing links. Focus on genuine participation and use a profile link only where it's allowed, rather than risking the account with repeated promotions.
 
I’d avoid dropping links too early and focus on making useful posts first. If you do share a link, keep it within the sub’s rules and use a clear profile link where allowed. A link shortener wont save an account if the posts look spammy.
 
aged accounts are key here tbh. fresh accs get flagged fast no matter what. i warm mine for like 3-4 weeks just posting useful stuff in my niche, then bios and indirect routes only. reddit knows whats happening with new accs, so account age is honestly the biggest factor
 
Keep the promo’s down to a minimum, especially when you’re just starting off. Making more than 1 promotional post for every 10 organic/natural one gets you picked out fast. Adult niche isn’t the easiest to run.
 
I don't think direct links are still working. Started a fresh account got it warm upped, posted sfw stuff, build karma and after 2-3 weeks added patreon link in profile. Instant ban.
Is the IG/X route working? public or private profile?

On X it still works okay if you keep the profile public and just drop the link in bio or occasional posts without being spammy, IG is riskier.
 
aged accounts are key here tbh. fresh accs get flagged fast no matter what. i warm mine for like 3-4 weeks just posting useful stuff in my niche, then bios and indirect routes only. reddit knows whats happening with new accs, so account age is honestly the biggest factor
also for of nsfw niche? how do your indirect routes look like? linktree -> of or even more safer like ig -> linktree -> of?

Didn't had much luck with linktree -> of in the last weeks even with proper warming.
 
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