How Are Reddit Posts Getting So Many Upvotes So Fast?
- Thread starter ZenWolf
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- Feb 28, 2010
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Unless it's natural they might have their own custom farm
ShadowCipherX99
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Mostly it's strong aged accounts, timing, and sometimes coordinated upvotes from networks. Some use bots but smart manual setups work too if warmed up right.
- Jan 4, 2021
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Yeah, it’s a mix of things. Some users definitely use upvote bots or networks, but a lot of it comes down to timing, engaging titles, and posting when the subreddit is most active. Catching the algorithm early helps — if the post gets quick engagement, Reddit pushes it harder. But yeah, in big subs, some of those “viral” posts aren’t always organic.
RedditWarehouse
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At least in r/Askreddit people are mostly posting best posts diffrent ways over and over again and some of them are using upvote bots
blackbeans
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It's pretty simple.
A lot of them either are high-quality posts (I know that this does happen from time to time), but a lot of them also, depending on the subreddit, of course, are fueled by upvote farms.
There are many services that offer this capability.
A lot of them either are high-quality posts (I know that this does happen from time to time), but a lot of them also, depending on the subreddit, of course, are fueled by upvote farms.
There are many services that offer this capability.