Creating the PERFECT structure for Reddit Karma Farming

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Hey Everyone,

Ive recently been getting into Reddit Karma Farming and am currently trying to figure out the perfect strategy to create, warmup and maintain an account while farming Karma, Its obvious that many people are also in this field and everyone has their own methods for success.

Ive read through many PAID courses, BHW and other Websites forum threads and everyone has different ideas and understandings of how to 'conquer reddit'.... im not here to sell a course or a service, i am purely trying to learn for myself and help others my finding. Realistically if you've clicked on this thread, you have your own goals or stream of income, which is likely something to do with reddit. So people who have clicked on this thread aren't the average 'fella' down the road...im hoping to be speaking with likeminded people who have the hustle inside of them, since i understand the difficulties of social media and managing a high maintenance business within this field, i have nothing but respect for these type of people...therefore i really don't care about spilling the 'latest method' of reddit karma farming (i am not claiming that my method is the best or the latest). I am here to learn and pass on my learnings to the others who want success (just as much as i do) to come their way.

SO, apologies for the quick summary of my life, id like to write my understanding below and maybe be able to help others while also learning myself:

CONTEXT:
- 1 Residential Proxy for 1 account
- 1 bought email for the creation of 1 reddit account
- Anti detect Browser, each Browser dedicated to one Reddit account (with 1 residential proxy as mentioned before)
- Cookies (Unsure how to utilise this at the moment) - from my understanding each browser profile has to have imported cookies for extra account safety, i am also unsure if using the same imported cookies for many accounts matters...

WARMUP:
- Day 1 (Account creation):
Behave like a normal human user which is new to reddit, meaning just scroll through the home page, for 15 - 20 minutes, no actions yet, just read through some posts and comments.

(Wait 24hrs)

- Day 2 (Few actions)
Again, scroll for 15 - 20 minutes and maybe upvote a post or two

(Wait 24Hrs)

- Day 3
Scroll as usual through posts and comments, giving a few upvotes, and join a few subreddits of your choice...don't post or comment yet since your account is still very fresh

(Wait 24 hours)

- Day 4
15 - 20 minute scroll, few upvotes and one reply comment under someones post. you could repeat once during the day. You could save a few posts to your account (DO NOT OVER DO THIS ACTION - you are a human and you dont find everything funny or saveable)

(Wait 24 hours)

- Day 5
do the usual scroll and upvotes, now start to comment under some pictures and memes etc, id only do two or three comments throughout the duration of scrolling e.g. one comment every 10 minutes. Create engaging and funny comments, not things which may annoy people and receive down votes. Use your brain - i personally wouldn't use GPT unless its trained on your specific niche, and still then GPT still created botty comments.

- Day 6
Repeat these actions and gradually increase them as if you were slowly becoming an average reddit user but do not over do any actions...use your brain....be normal.

- Day 7
do the usual scroll and create a post in the subreddits you have been active in and upvoting...follow any subreddit guidlines, and try not to post boring or overused content...the higher quality of a post, the better results, do take some time and do some research in what you can post and in what niche.

Notice how over the past 7 days, ive gone from just scrolling, to having many actions on the account. In the eyes of reddit, you are a user, act like one. A new user wont sign up to reddit and start posting 3 a day in a specific subreddit and reply long comments under posts etc. hence the saying "Warming accounts up".

Anyways continue this warmup for a few more days with scrolling and posting like a normal user...overtime you can then begin to have a set schedule of which subreddits you want to post in and consistently post engaging comments under posts. To be extra safe, id say around 2 - 3 posts and around 5 comments per day.

To Farm Karma, your not looking to post as many posts and comments as possible, you want high quality posts and comments to be able to get the community interested in your engagement. 50 consecutive crap posts, could be worth one high quality post...remember that.



Anyways like i said...i am new to this and am still learning everything i can to boss my strategy, many of you will disagree with my methods and thats fine, please tell me where you think im going wrong and id love to have a convo about improvements. Looking forward to seeing what people think :)
 
This is the 10th thread talking about this and what I can tell you is doing all that is a thing and the ban reality on reddit is another hole different thing
 
Residential Proxy is ISP? where do you get it? really good guide, thanks
 
This is the 10th thread talking about this and what I can tell you is doing all that is a thing and the ban reality on reddit is another hole different thing
yeh so true, but if you have the correct method of execution, it is possible to reduce the ban rates to a small percentage...just depends on the time and resources used to achieve this
 
yeh so true, but if you have the correct method of execution, it is possible to reduce the ban rates to a small percentage...just depends on the time and resources used to achieve this
These days every account i register, when I post first comment on the register day, my account banned, dont' know what's wrong, mianly on my bad proxy?

I also bought ISP, still banned.
 
Can you post link after using your warm method? thanks
 
Reddit is tricky but it's not that hard to use is effectively, especially if you have aged accounts. One thing that I found very effective is to be part of those subs that cover topics in which you have great interest and knowledge and you can post helpful comments on others' threads. Once you reach about 100 Karma, it should get easier for you to make posts in more and more subreddits.
 
You're overcomplicating things too much, plus it all might not work if you're using bad proxies and fingerprints
 
Hey Everyone,

Ive recently been getting into Reddit Karma Farming and am currently trying to figure out the perfect strategy to create, warmup and maintain an account while farming Karma, Its obvious that many people are also in this field and everyone has their own methods for success.

Ive read through many PAID courses, BHW and other Websites forum threads and everyone has different ideas and understandings of how to 'conquer reddit'.... im not here to sell a course or a service, i am purely trying to learn for myself and help others my finding. Realistically if you've clicked on this thread, you have your own goals or stream of income, which is likely something to do with reddit. So people who have clicked on this thread aren't the average 'fella' down the road...im hoping to be speaking with likeminded people who have the hustle inside of them, since i understand the difficulties of social media and managing a high maintenance business within this field, i have nothing but respect for these type of people...therefore i really don't care about spilling the 'latest method' of reddit karma farming (i am not claiming that my method is the best or the latest). I am here to learn and pass on my learnings to the others who want success (just as much as i do) to come their way.

SO, apologies for the quick summary of my life, id like to write my understanding below and maybe be able to help others while also learning myself:

CONTEXT:
- 1 Residential Proxy for 1 account
- 1 bought email for the creation of 1 reddit account
- Anti detect Browser, each Browser dedicated to one Reddit account (with 1 residential proxy as mentioned before)
- Cookies (Unsure how to utilise this at the moment) - from my understanding each browser profile has to have imported cookies for extra account safety, i am also unsure if using the same imported cookies for many accounts matters...

WARMUP:
- Day 1 (Account creation):
Behave like a normal human user which is new to reddit, meaning just scroll through the home page, for 15 - 20 minutes, no actions yet, just read through some posts and comments.

(Wait 24hrs)

- Day 2 (Few actions)
Again, scroll for 15 - 20 minutes and maybe upvote a post or two

(Wait 24Hrs)

- Day 3
Scroll as usual through posts and comments, giving a few upvotes, and join a few subreddits of your choice...don't post or comment yet since your account is still very fresh

(Wait 24 hours)

- Day 4
15 - 20 minute scroll, few upvotes and one reply comment under someones post. you could repeat once during the day. You could save a few posts to your account (DO NOT OVER DO THIS ACTION - you are a human and you dont find everything funny or saveable)

(Wait 24 hours)

- Day 5
do the usual scroll and upvotes, now start to comment under some pictures and memes etc, id only do two or three comments throughout the duration of scrolling e.g. one comment every 10 minutes. Create engaging and funny comments, not things which may annoy people and receive down votes. Use your brain - i personally wouldn't use GPT unless its trained on your specific niche, and still then GPT still created botty comments.

- Day 6
Repeat these actions and gradually increase them as if you were slowly becoming an average reddit user but do not over do any actions...use your brain....be normal.

- Day 7
do the usual scroll and create a post in the subreddits you have been active in and upvoting...follow any subreddit guidlines, and try not to post boring or overused content...the higher quality of a post, the better results, do take some time and do some research in what you can post and in what niche.

Notice how over the past 7 days, ive gone from just scrolling, to having many actions on the account. In the eyes of reddit, you are a user, act like one. A new user wont sign up to reddit and start posting 3 a day in a specific subreddit and reply long comments under posts etc. hence the saying "Warming accounts up".

Anyways continue this warmup for a few more days with scrolling and posting like a normal user...overtime you can then begin to have a set schedule of which subreddits you want to post in and consistently post engaging comments under posts. To be extra safe, id say around 2 - 3 posts and around 5 comments per day.

To Farm Karma, your not looking to post as many posts and comments as possible, you want high quality posts and comments to be able to get the community interested in your engagement. 50 consecutive crap posts, could be worth one high quality post...remember that.



Anyways like i said...i am new to this and am still learning everything i can to boss my strategy, many of you will disagree with my methods and thats fine, please tell me where you think im going wrong and id love to have a convo about improvements. Looking forward to seeing what people think :)
That is for managing 1 account. How do you have the time to do this if you have 100s of accounts. or 1000s accounts.
 
it is for sure a method and looks like what a human would do, so yes it may work. Good job
 
The place is a cesspool to be honest and as it is now you wont even know you are banned unless you get the server error or you see "this account has been suspended" when you lookup your account incognito. The first mistake not to do is to comment in those popular subs with an account you made on pc, infact i was not able to get a single one working when i used the dolphin anty with its free residential/mobile proxies. They all go down one by one. You could spend all day changing proxies but imo its fricking futile (maybe i was using a bad proxy or i was posting too early).

another thing to NOT do is go to that stupid r/NewToReddit sub and find that list of "new user friendly" subs and posting in there. Most of them wouldnt even let you post and keep your post on hold immediately after you post them (you get that delete icon).

I have gone into the history of people who have "made it" and observed that all of them used those accounts as they normally would i.e. engaging in comments that gave them likes and that totally defeats the purpose. Mainly they would comment something relevant in their regional subs or a gaming sub etc.

In short if you want to succeed in there you have to lose some braincells and "act" as if you are part of them.
 
Ciao a tutti,

Di recente mi sono appassionato al Reddit Karma Farming e sto cercando di capire la strategia perfetta per creare, avviare e gestire un account durante il farming di Karma. È ovvio che molte persone lavorano in questo campo e ognuno ha i propri metodi per avere successo.

Ho letto molti corsi a PAGAMENTO, BHW e altri thread del forum di siti Web e ognuno ha idee e comprensioni diverse su come "conquistare Reddit".... non sono qui per vendere un corso o un servizio, sto semplicemente cercando di imparare per me stesso e aiutare gli altri a trovare ciò che trovo. Realisticamente, se hai cliccato su questo thread, hai i tuoi obiettivi o un flusso di entrate, che probabilmente hanno a che fare con Reddit. Quindi le persone che hanno cliccato su questo thread non sono il "ragazzo" medio in fondo alla strada... spero di parlare con persone che la pensano come te e che hanno la grinta dentro di loro, poiché capisco le difficoltà dei social media e della gestione di un'attività ad alta manutenzione in questo campo, non ho altro che rispetto per questo tipo di persone... quindi non mi interessa davvero spifferare l'"ultimo metodo" di karma farming di Reddit (non sto affermando che il mio metodo sia il migliore o l'ultimo). Sono qui per imparare e trasmettere ciò che ho imparato a coloro che (come me) desiderano avere successo.

QUINDI, scusate per il breve riassunto della mia vita, vorrei scrivere la mia comprensione qui sotto e forse riuscire ad aiutare gli altri e allo stesso tempo imparare anch'io:

CONTESTO:
- 1 Proxy residenziale per 1 account
- 1 email acquistata per la creazione di 1 account reddit
- Anti-detect Browser, ogni browser dedicato a un account Reddit (con 1 proxy residenziale come menzionato prima)
- Cookie (al momento non so come utilizzarli): da quanto ho capito, ogni profilo del browser deve avere cookie importati per una maggiore sicurezza dell'account. Non sono nemmeno sicuro se sia importante utilizzare gli stessi cookie importati per molti account...

RISCALDAMENTO:
- Giorno 1 (Creazione dell'account):
Comportati come un normale utente umano nuovo su Reddit, ovvero scorri semplicemente la home page per 15-20 minuti, senza fare ancora nulla, leggi solo alcuni post e commenti.

(Aspetta 24 ore)

- Giorno 2 (Poche azioni)
Di nuovo, scorri per 15-20 minuti e magari vota uno o due post

(Aspetta 24 ore)

- Giorno 3
Scorri come al solito i post e i commenti, dando qualche voto positivo e unisciti ad alcuni subreddit a tua scelta... non postare o commentare ancora perché il tuo account è ancora molto fresco

(Aspetta 24 ore)

- Giorno 4
Scroll di 15-20 minuti, qualche upvote e un commento di risposta sotto il post di qualcuno. Potresti ripetere una volta durante il giorno. Potresti salvare alcuni post sul tuo account (NON ESAGERARE CON QUESTA AZIONE: sei un essere umano e non trovi tutto divertente o salvabile)

(Aspetta 24 ore)

- Giorno 5
fai il solito scroll e i voti positivi, ora inizia a commentare sotto alcune immagini e meme ecc., farei solo due o tre commenti durante la durata dello scrolling, ad esempio un commento ogni 10 minuti. Crea commenti coinvolgenti e divertenti, non cose che potrebbero infastidire le persone e ricevere voti negativi. Usa il cervello: personalmente non userei GPT a meno che non sia addestrato per la tua nicchia specifica, e comunque GPT creerebbe comunque commenti negativi.

- Giorno 6
Ripeti queste azioni e aumentale gradualmente come se stessi lentamente diventando un utente medio di Reddit, ma non esagerare con nessuna azione... usa il cervello... sii normale.

- Giorno 7
fai la solita scorri e crea un post nei subreddit in cui sei stato attivo e hai votato...segui le linee guida dei subreddit e cerca di non pubblicare contenuti noiosi o abusati...più alta è la qualità del post, migliori saranno i risultati, prenditi del tempo e fai delle ricerche su cosa puoi pubblicare e in quale nicchia.

Nota come negli ultimi 7 giorni sono passato dal semplice scorrimento ad avere molte azioni sull'account. Agli occhi di Reddit, sei un utente, comportati come tale. Un nuovo utente non si iscriverà a Reddit e inizierà a postare 3 al giorno in un subreddit specifico e a rispondere a lunghi commenti sotto i post ecc. da qui il detto "Account in fase di riscaldamento".

Comunque continua questo riscaldamento per qualche altro giorno con lo scrolling e la pubblicazione come un utente normale...nel tempo puoi quindi iniziare ad avere un programma stabilito di quali subreddit vuoi pubblicare e pubblicare costantemente commenti coinvolgenti sotto i post. Per essere più sicuro, direi circa 2-3 post e circa 5 commenti al giorno.

Per Farm Karma, non stai cercando di pubblicare quanti più post e commenti possibile, vuoi piuttosto post e commenti di alta qualità per riuscire a suscitare l'interesse della community nei tuoi confronti. 50 post di merda consecutivi potrebbero valere un post di alta qualità... ricordatelo.



Comunque come ho detto...sono nuovo in questo e sto ancora imparando tutto quello che posso per gestire la mia strategia, molti di voi non saranno d'accordo con i miei metodi e va bene, per favore ditemi dove pensate che io stia sbagliando e mi piacerebbe avere una conversazione sui miglioramenti. Non vedo l'ora di vedere cosa ne pensa la gente:)
And this is a farm??? How would you manage 1000 accounts?
 
And this is a farm??? How would you manage 1000 accounts?
using an antidetect browser....allowing you to run as many browsers (accounts) as you pay for
 
You're overcomplicating things too much, plus it all might not work if you're using bad proxies and fingerprints
what would you recommend in terms of proxy providers and fingerprints?
 
The place is a cesspool to be honest and as it is now you wont even know you are banned unless you get the server error or you see "this account has been suspended" when you lookup your account incognito. The first mistake not to do is to comment in those popular subs with an account you made on pc, infact i was not able to get a single one working when i used the dolphin anty with its free residential/mobile proxies. They all go down one by one. You could spend all day changing proxies but imo its fricking futile (maybe i was using a bad proxy or i was posting too early).

another thing to NOT do is go to that stupid r/NewToReddit sub and find that list of "new user friendly" subs and posting in there. Most of them wouldnt even let you post and keep your post on hold immediately after you post them (you get that delete icon).

I have gone into the history of people who have "made it" and observed that all of them used those accounts as they normally would i.e. engaging in comments that gave them likes and that totally defeats the purpose. Mainly they would comment something relevant in their regional subs or a gaming sub etc.

In short if you want to succeed in there you have to lose some braincells and "act" as if you are part of them.
Im dying of laughter
I feel everytime i try to karma farm i have to lose 30 iq cells to comment some obvious observation on a puppy video, or a vet coming home to a wife hugging him. The things I do for the sake of entrepreneurship.
 
using an antidetect browser....allowing you to run as many browsers (accounts) as you pay for
That's correct, but you still have to have dedicated time for each of the account, it's crazy amount of manual work as reddit flags everything that is automated.
 
That's correct, but you still have to have dedicated time for each of the account, it's crazy amount of manual work as reddit flags everything that is automated.
Just get a rental post on the marketplace here from some reddit acc with 200k karma. reddit is just so much work
 
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