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need 10 links for 6 websites, any discount?

Solid asset. Use it to push value posts with subtle links, build trust in niche subs, or drive traffic to a blog/funnel. Partnering with low-key offers or info products works best.

Best bet is #1 and #2—low risk, passive promo. Avoid posting links directly or in comments too often, that triggers spam filters. Use ‘DM me’ strategy to stay safe and build trust. Warm up first, then test slowly.

Easy karma: post funny or useful stuff in popular subs like r/AskReddit or r/Memes. Comment early on trending posts and avoid low-engagement subs at first.

Easiest way—try posting the domain in a comment or post on a low-traffic sub. If it disappears instantly or shows as [removed], it’s likely shadowbanned. No official checker tool exists.

Old accounts with no karma still get flagged if activity looks unnatural. Warm them up by browsing, upvoting, and commenting casually for a few days. Jumping into random subs with links or promos will likely get you banned fast.

Try subreddits like r/movies, r/boxoffice, r/television, r/fullmoviesonyoutube, and r/moviesuggestions. Don’t drop direct links—offer value first, build karma, and promote smartly through comments or bio.

Yes, Reddit still works for affiliate marketing—but only if done smartly. Build trust first, provide real value, and don’t drop links right away. Use niche subs, cloak links if needed, and always follow subreddit rules. Subtle, helpful promotions work best.