[Advise needed] How much to pay someone for traffic

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How much would you pay someone for a subreddit where the last time somebody posted was 9 months ago but has 90k and 150k?

How much if he dont want to sell the subreddit but he pins the OnlyFans of my Model?

Is there anything more that a subreddit owner could do than pinning the OnlyFans? Is there any benefit of posting posts as owner compared to a member?
 
You can pin the onlyfans link, you can also set automod to auto reply to every posts with your ad/onlyfans links.
 
How much did the previous adveriser paid to get 90k and 150k?
 
You can pin the onlyfans link, you can also set automod to auto reply to every posts with your ad/onlyfans links.
Thats a good idea. Thank you
How much did the previous adveriser paid to get 90k and 150k?
There was no previous adveriser. The subreddits have 90k and 150k member.
 
90k & 150k of what? Subscribers, uniques, views? If no one has posted in 9 months there is probably little value.

What makes a subreddit valuable is the amount of real people who will spend money on what you are pushing. Bots can grossly inflate numbers so check before spending money.
 
Post something vanilla that is 100% spam-free & see if there is any engagement. If an innocent-looking post gains zero upvotes & zero comments, it is a dead sub that was all bots.
 
90k & 150k of what? Subscribers, uniques, views? If no one has posted in 9 months there is probably little value.

What makes a subreddit valuable is the amount of real people who will spend money on what you are pushing. Bots can grossly inflate numbers so check before spending money.
Just seen it i forgot to write members. Interesting. Thank you
Post something vanilla that is 100% spam-free & see if there is any engagement. If an innocent-looking post gains zero upvotes & zero comments, it is a dead sub that was all bots.
Ill do that. Thank you
 
Is it hard to reanimate a dead subreddit? Its NSFW btw
 
Tons of reddit member services and easy to 'claim' dead subreddits too.

You should try posting there and see if the members are interacting there with the post. You can also request a trial pin for 3 days and see if you get any traffic.
 
It's worth basically nothing.

You'll be lucky to get 1,000 views on a new post (probably 5 or less interactions) until you revive it properly and cross post to similar subreddits, etc.

I've been working on reviving one and it's not working lol

However, if the keyword in the subreddit is good and it's getting organic new members just because it's large and gets searched, you can do a message to new subscribers, might be 10 to 50 new accounts per day potentially.

edit: there is a huge benefit being an owner vs member, because you can moderate out all the spam, and keep yours comments alive and control it.

However, it would be a lot of work to revive it. I haven't seen a case study of someone actually doing it, just people recommending what to do.
 
Thats a lot of insights, thanks for sharing.
 
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