how do you actually convert reddit traffic without getting banned

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how do you convert reddit traffic? for example, how do you use reddit to drive users to a website? do you just drop a direct link?
doesn't that get you banned or cause your post to be deleted? how isd it even possible to drive traffic without direct linking? because if you say you drive traffic to your eeddit profile and redirect them from there, that seems highly inefficient.
 
There’s more than one way to go at it, some people post content to entice getting contacted through DMs for example, and then funnel through there. If you’ve got a farm of accounts you can also easily steer a narrative a certain way.
 
Reddit is entirely a different platform as here trust matters not the promotion. Firstly, focus on building trust. Choose subreddit based on your niche and where relavnt discussion is going on and then participate in discussion, build credibility with genuine answers and posts. Completely avoid spammy links and be transparent regarding your affiliations. Once you build reputation on reddit, conversions with automatically follow.
 
how do you convert reddit traffic? for example, how do you use reddit to drive users to a website? do you just drop a direct link?
doesn't that get you banned or cause your post to be deleted? how isd it even possible to drive traffic without direct linking? because if you say you drive traffic to your eeddit profile and redirect them from there, that seems highly inefficient.
Direct links will get your post removed or account shadowbanned almost instantly on most subreddits. the usual flow is either building karma first and leaving soft mentions/links in relevant comments, or linking a pinned post/landing page on your profile and directing users there through dms
 
aged accounts def matter more now, reddit checks account age and behavior patterns heavy. even with soft links if youre running a farm from same IPs or proxies itll catch fast, gotta actually mix it or use real ip rotations
 
You can't reliably convert Reddit traffic without a dedicated bridge; I use Zapier's webhook to push new posts into Mailchimp, staying under Reddit's API 60 requests/min limit.
 
how do you convert reddit traffic? for example, how do you use reddit to drive users to a website? do you just drop a direct link?
doesn't that get you banned or cause your post to be deleted? how isd it even possible to drive traffic without direct linking? because if you say you drive traffic to your eeddit profile and redirect them from there, that seems highly inefficient.
If you find the answer please let me know
 
how do you convert reddit traffic? for example, how do you use reddit to drive users to a website? do you just drop a direct link?
doesn't that get you banned or cause your post to be deleted? how isd it even possible to drive traffic without direct linking? because if you say you drive traffic to your eeddit profile and redirect them from there, that seems highly inefficient.
Best converting reddit traffic seems to involve answering the actual problem that they have and then linking once they allow it in the subreddit redirecting through a profile seems like extra friction so id track the clicks first to see if its worth it
 
how do you convert reddit traffic? for example, how do you use reddit to drive users to a website? do you just drop a direct link?
doesn't that get you banned or cause your post to be deleted? how isd it even possible to drive traffic without direct linking? because if you say you drive traffic to your eeddit profile and redirect them from there, that seems highly inefficient.
First and foremost, become a regular member of that sub and genuinely do helpful content for months, then start posting your links very slowly, and only 10-15% of promotional content should be there.
 
Share useful content and link only when it's relevant and allowed by the subreddit. Dropping promotional links everywhere is the fastest way to get banned.
 
Try focus on giving genuinely useful answers first and only drop a link when it adds value and the subreddit allows it.

Some subs are fine with direct links, others aren't. Check the rules before posting, and don't turn every comment into a promotion.
 
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