What made you decide to quit Reddit after all this time?
Ran out of accounts
That simple............. Not sure I want to put the effort into building more. That was a massive amount of work to build those premium accounts with 20k, 40k, 70k karma (10%+ comment karma)
I literally entertained probably 100,000 people daily on reddit by myself by uploading 150+ pieces of content daily that i manually found, downloaded, then uploaded with proper meta data
Also... just my foresight.
People now-a-days are increasingly wanting to pay $30 for a 'quality' account then wonder why reddit is shutting everything down. This niche was invaded by low quality account creators who really have no idea what they are doing , just got a piece of information and tried to exploit it .......... which ruined a lot honestly. Ruined marketing and helped ruin reddit itself as I saw since early 2026 it was all coming to an end because the quality of work by these low-tier marketers was so fake, poorly thought out, and poorly written even people commenting were calling them out all the time
I even had a client try to duplicate what i did and they'll tell you.... it may look easy but it's not the same. His whole business tanked trying to 'go cheap'
Once it's that obvious.
It's over
That's how the internet hustle works usually.
Not even mad at people trying to hustle but it is over when a a group of people working have a survivor's mindset vs a 'want to thrive' mindset.
Ruin a 5 year potential just trying to make a small amount of money for 3 months and sometimes it's just because where one person is living... $X might be a lot more valuable and tempting, so it's not well thought through. It's just another mans' version of 'being rich' because they've never seen $X daily.