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I am not looking for reddit replies but fresh threads. Is there a service that can post new threads using my own reddit account?

I made good money with reddit comments in the past months, but it seems like they cracked down on comments with affiliate links. Even my comments without links, get deleted now. Did anybody find a way to avoid the comments being deleted?

I have my own subreddit and I want to add more posts. Is there any service that offers this? I know that there are many that offer comments, upvotes, accounts but none of them can create new posts.

I use omegaindexer

I want to start commenting on reddit with my own links in the comments. What kind of account do I need to do that? I had a really old reddit account with no karma that allowed me to comment with URLs inside my comments. Then I bought an aged reddit account with 200 karma and that one couldn't...

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Test service please username: mooxy Definitely need comment upvotes ASAP. Prices are really good.

Trying it out now :)

I want 40% OFF

Black Friday Can you confirm that this includes the GPT4 API?

I found two of my competitors using 301 redirects. Lets say site1.com 301 redirects to site2.com. If I check site1.com in ahrefs it shows the 301 redirect, however if I check site2.com in ahrefs I can't see the redirects. I am 10000% sure there is a valid 301 redirect. Semrush can see it. So...

In the first sentence, I explicitly said not to confuse expired and dropped domains. I am not interested in expired domains in this thread. Dropped domain is when the whois resets completely so you buy it as a "brand new" domain and not from an auction.

Please don't confuse dropped domains with expired domains. I have never bought dropped domains before. Is it possible to recover them completely like expired domains? The domain I found had 10k visits a month and then dropped (whois reset). Not sure if it's worth the gamble.

My approach is very similar. However I don't have the success rate you have when we look at the traffic/article ratio. I think your domain is doing the heavy lifting here. I also build on expired domains but those are cheap ones (under $1000/domain). I haven't tried it with more expensive...

Yeah I found it in the meantime. Didnt know they had a blog section.

I need a list of domains that were sold on a certain date. (especially godaddy and namejet) For example: Aug 1 - 2023 and then a list of domains that were sold/auctioned on that day. There were some blogs in the past that listed such auctions/domains but they went offline.

Wow this is incredibly low. Was it even worse with adsense / ezoic? Why not go with MV or Adthrive?

I came to the same conclusion. I might argue that the manual touches lukey does, have some positive effects as well but it's mostly the domain. @lukey372 Can you tell us more about the domain you used? How many referring domains did the domain have when you bought it? I know this is not super...

How much manual work goes into these articles AFTER they have been written by the tools? Or do you just post them as they are and then manually check them when they start ranking? Also you missed my previous questions or maybe you don't want to answer those? I see others are also interested in...

Your traffic per article ratio is beyond impressive. Congrats. You're killing it right now. Do you mind sharing more about the content creation process? Do you select/review h2 tags manually? Do you select/review keywords manually? In addition to unique images and formatting what else do you...