What domain links are Reddit accepting in the comment now?

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What domain links are Reddit accepting in the comment now?

They've blocked a ton.

I had a client struggle with Medium. What are you guys seeing as available?
 
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I see a lot of old sites with redirect links. For high risk niches

Tiny.URL , etc.

This method is dead i imagine?
 
Reddit generally accepts links from most domains, provided they follow subreddit rules. There is no universal whitelist of accepted domains.

Acceptance depends on subreddit moderation, spam filters, account karma, and posting history.
 
GNews said:
What domain links are Reddit accepting in the comment now?

They've blocked a ton.

I had a client struggle with Medium. What are you guys seeing as available?
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I think Reddit has been stricter with banning/blocking domain links nowadays...
 
Focus on building trust within the subreddit first instead of looking for domains that haven't been blocked yet. Reddit moderators and spam filters consider more than just the website domain.
 
Best current winners for me are clean Cloudflare-proxied brand domains that have never been used for affiliate before, anything else gets stripped before the comment even fully posts
 
tbh account age matters way more than people think. ive been running aged accounts for years and 5+ year olds can post way more freely than new ones with any domain. the domain matters but an old warmed up account with decent karma will get through where new ones get auto-stripped instantly
 
Free tip - you have a much better chance of getting a .com, .net or .org domain posted than any of the cheaper domains (.st, .top. etc). It's because the cheaper domains get abused, so reddit is more likely to block or ban those.
 
CyHead said:
Free tip - you have a much better chance of getting a .com, .net or .org domain posted than any of the cheaper domains (.st, .top. etc). It's because the cheaper domains get abused, so reddit is more likely to block or ban those.
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Not really relevant. Cheap domains are almost all dead on Reddit, and com org or net depends of your account quality.

Salamouna said:
tbh account age matters way more than people think. ive been running aged accounts for years and 5+ year olds can post way more freely than new ones with any domain. the domain matters but an old warmed up account with decent karma will get through where new ones get auto-stripped instantly
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I would normally agree with you, but my latest tests showed that even fresh accounts can be very strong. I can't reveal the method, but I managed to grow 3 fresh accounts, having 70, 100 and 400 karma right now. I can post links on all, one is working flawlessly, with other 2 is hit or miss, sometimes links go through, sometimes it's removed by filters, but accounts are not getting banned. I am testing 2 more accounts and I lost one due to being unpatient and one is still in the proccess. I can't explain the details really, but it can be done with the fresh accounts as well.
 
shijin said:
Best current winners for me are clean Cloudflare-proxied brand domains that have never been used for affiliate before, anything else gets stripped before the comment even fully posts
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Salamouna said:
tbh account age matters way more than people think. ive been running aged accounts for years and 5+ year olds can post way more freely than new ones with any domain. the domain matters but an old warmed up account with decent karma will get through where new ones get auto-stripped instantly
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Rifle33 said:
Not really relevant. Cheap domains are almost all dead on Reddit, and com org or net depends of your account quality.


I would normally agree with you, but my latest tests showed that even fresh accounts can be very strong. I can't reveal the method, but I managed to grow 3 fresh accounts, having 70, 100 and 400 karma right now. I can post links on all, one is working flawlessly, with other 2 is hit or miss, sometimes links go through, sometimes it's removed by filters, but accounts are not getting banned. I am testing 2 more accounts and I lost one due to being unpatient and one is still in the proccess. I can't explain the details really, but it can be done with the fresh accounts as well.
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All very interesting approaches.
 
Rifle33 said:
I would normally agree with you, but my latest tests showed that even fresh accounts can be very strong. I can't reveal the method, but I managed to grow 3 fresh accounts, having 70, 100 and 400 karma right now. I can post links on all, one is working flawlessly, with other 2 is hit or miss, sometimes links go through, sometimes it's removed by filters, but accounts are not getting banned. I am testing 2 more accounts and I lost one due to being unpatient and one is still in the proccess. I can't explain the details really, but it can be done with the fresh accounts as well.
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When you say "fresh?" You mean a month or more?
 
It depends on your account age, activities, and the content you share.
I have seen a lot of people sharing links directly to their sites and they are all fine.
You want to see whether the subreddit mods like your content in the first place.
 
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