FlyingGains
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How do you find a subreddit that won't delete my post, especially if it's gambling content with affiliate links?
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How does Parasite SEO on Reddit work?
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FlyingGains
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I see. Is it viable to create own sub for this purpose?
mainLandOffers
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Parasite SEO on Reddit usually works by posting valuable content on high-authority subreddits and slipping in links naturally. For niches like gambling, most big subs will delete outright, so people often build up accounts, provide non-promotional posts first, or use indirect methods like linking to a blog page instead of dropping raw affiliate links. The key is finding smaller or niche subs with looser rules and blending the promo into genuine discussions.
LinkZenith
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Hello!
Post in niche gambling or discussion subs, follow rules, and avoid spammy affiliate links.
Post in niche gambling or discussion subs, follow rules, and avoid spammy affiliate links.
ClickForge
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Gambling is tricky on Reddit , most big subs will remove it straight away. Best bet is to look for smaller niche communities and actually engage first before dropping any links. Cold posting an affiliate link usually gets nuked.
YoImMomaso
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Most big subreddits ban gambling + affiliate links, so you’ll need to target smaller niche subs or create your own community. A safer route is to share value-driven content first, then move traffic to your links off Reddit
FlyingGains
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Is it safe to create own community? Or does Reddit ban communities which are only used for gambling and affiliate ?
donartus
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You can create your own subreddit, but you need an aged, warmed-up account, or if it's new, it must be warmed up.
FlyingGains
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And afterwards I should create fake engagement?
donartus
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I haven't conducted any research beyond that, but yes, it will likely be required. That said, given Google's apparent affinity for Reddit, it might rank well right out of the box.
myblogginglab
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What i noticed is thye use OLD Warmed up accounts and first the create Posts without any Links and then they add Links and gets Account Suspends but importantly posts survive
donartus
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Another thought: you could simply find an abandoned subreddit and use it instead of going through the hassle of creating your own. This approach can work, and I’ve actually seen it succeed in the SERPs earlier this year.
