How much do you post on Reddit?

good_luck_commander

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I usually only interact with highly relevant conversations on Reddit for my projects. I see some other marketers will often engage more broadly in their niche, though it seems a ton of work. My traffic that I get from Reddit is high converting as a result, but I struggle to scale it.

How often do you usually post on Reddit?

And what is your process to identify where to post? Manually or with a tool? I use a social listening tool, to find when people mention my keywords, then I just engage in those posts and usually drop a relevant link. I first tried f5bot for that, but now use redmonitor.io, as it's catching more mentions. As the conversations are so relevant, that has never gotten me banned from a subreddit. But the few times when I went broad it didnt work well for me.
 
I only comment if I see a post that triggers a good idea, especially ironic or funny ones, that receives more karma
 
I only comment if I see a post that triggers a good idea, especially ironic or funny ones, that receives more karma
I honestly never even thought about Karma when posting, just if get traffic and in the end revenue out of posts.
 
I posts where the traffic is
I don't like commenting on a post that will get max 20k views than disappear
I always try to comment on posts that get aily traffic from google on specific keywords
that way the traffic will be always there and even when I stop commenting I will get traffic from those old comments
 
I posts where the traffic is
I don't like commenting on a post that will get max 20k views than disappear
I always try to comment on posts that get aily traffic from google on specific keywords
that way the traffic will be always there and even when I stop commenting I will get traffic from those old comments
How do you identifiy where to post?
 
I post 3-5 times a week across multiple accounts, focusing on subreddits where my niche is active. To identify where to post, I use manual research combined with tools like Keyworddit to find related subs and topics. For monitoring, I still use f5bot for alerts, but redmonitor.io sounds worth trying if it catches more mentions.
 
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