Has anyone managed to create their own subreddit and make posts there?

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I have new accounts (regular users) that are 2-3 weeks old. My goal is to make some subreddits of my own and develop them (not NSFW).

I created 1 sub, prepared a document with posts, started to post them on my regular accounts, but 2 posts in a row on different accounts had them deleted by reddit filter. The sub is still alive.
If I make posts on a moderator, the account gets banned and the sub gets deleted for violating the site rules. I read their rules, most likely the sub gets banned for having its moderator banned.

I've read on the forum that if posts are deleted, it means something is wrong with the account and it's under suspicion. I went to check my account on AskReddit, published a post there and it was fine. I checked 3 new accounts that way.

I have a suspicion about my moderator account. Could it be because I don't show much activity on it (for fear of the subreddit getting banned) that his subreddit is also considered suspicious? I've also seen information that a new subreddit has to sit for 2-3 months, is this true? Can't I publish posts before then?

Has anyone had any luck creating their own subreddit and making posts there before the 3-month waiting period?

P.S: I know that a quality account of a regular user should be active for a month, but I found out about it later than the first posts. Before that, I had my subreddit and could publish comments and posts in it on accounts created on the same day. But that was before the fall update.
 
I’ve had a similar issue when trying to build a subreddit. It seems Reddit has gotten stricter with their filters and account monitoring after recent updates. From my experience, letting both your subreddit and accounts age for at least a month with consistent but natural activity (comments, upvotes, etc.) before posting heavily worked best. Also, avoid posting back-to-back on multiple accounts too quickly, it raises red flags.
 
Yes warming up your account plus the subreddit as long as possible can work wonders.
 
There are 4 new subreddits that can be found via entering google command, created on the 14th and 15th, if sorted in the last 24 hours. 2 subreddits were created by accounts that were registered on the same day. They have no karma or filled profiles, and in their subreddits they leave a link to discord in the first post. What's the point of waiting a month if what I wrote in the example works? I just can't create a normal question post on trivial topics. For example, let's say that to make my subreddit natural and useful, I made a post on a two week account with 300 comment karma about tips on choosing cloud storage. It was deleted by reddit filters. Not by a moderator, not by a spam filter, not by an auto-moderator, but by the reddit filter itself.

From my experience, reddit cares about the title, not the text inside the post. Or what, now it cares and I can't include a well-known brand in the text, like google drive? There used to be a problem with posts from new accounts getting deleted if the headline was short. I would expand it to 180 characters and it would go through. It looked terrible to the average user's eye, but the filters were happy to eat it up.

The only thing I noticed in one of the subs that was created on the 14th is that the second post is labeled Brand Affiliate. I take it this is some sort of advertising tie-in. Does anyone know how much this costs or where to read about it?
 
warm up your account dont post any links for a little bit and try and post in other subs
 
I’ve had a similar issue when trying to build a subreddit. It seems Reddit has gotten stricter with their filters and account monitoring after recent updates. From my experience, letting both your subreddit and accounts age for at least a month with consistent but natural activity (comments, upvotes, etc.) before posting heavily worked best. Also, avoid posting back-to-back on multiple accounts too quickly, it raises red flags.
That is true my subreddit got banned yesterday I kept operating below the radar
 
warm up your account dont post any links for a little bit and try and post in other subs
I already did it, I literally wrote about it in my post. Why are you repeating this?
 
I created a sub today (reddit account 5 years old, karma=10) and made a post straight away, with 5 comments to add content and a link to my site.
Everything's fine so far.
I hope my sub won't be deleted.
 
I created a sub today (reddit account 5 years old, karma=10) and made a post straight away, with 5 comments to add content and a link to my site.
Everything's fine so far.
I hope my sub won't be deleted.
I wait for a week don't post on the subreddit right away.
 
Hey! Reddit is strict with new accounts & subs engage naturally for a few weeks before posting. Try aged accounts and avoid over-moderation early on.
 
I have been doing Reddit for years.

Some tips:
1. Customise your reddit profile with natural looking info and information from the start.
2. Join subreddits that interest you and comment / upvote from the beginning. Be natural!
3. Dont start a subreddit for at least 1 month
4. Dont post long form content or link out to anything in first 30 days (anything perceived as spammy)
5. After month 1, you can be a little more pushy with posts and work on increasing your karma
6. If you do start a subreddit, assign multiple reddit mods (could be your accs) from the start

Remember:
Redditors will smell any kind of marketing or promotional activity from a mile away.
It is a ballache but It's best to spend some time on the platform to understand how people interact.
 
Make sure the accounts joining the subreddits all of them have history and karma or the subreddit will get banned
 
You can use cloud phones to manage your accounts. They create unique fingerprints and IPs for each account, reducing the risk of being detected.
 
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