How To Get 1500+ Karma In reddit

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Hi Guys,Can Anybody Tell Me How To Get 1500+ Karma In Reddit Within 2 Or 3 Days?
 
simple create 15001 accounts on reddit and upvote ur link , easy 1500+ link karma
 
Reddit users are pretty though and will flame anything you promote instantly. They will also down vote your product hardcore, either because it has too many 'up' votes or you're posting spamish.

Reddit can be a great source of traffic, just make sure you do your research well.
 
just post the typical basic circle jerk stuff that every subreddit seems to like so much and you'll probably get front page.
 
There is a subreddit called freekarma. If you have a few funny, weird images, memes etc post them there asking for karma.
 
Very simple. All you have to do is create reddit accounts and upload your links there. Create as many accounts as possible.
 
Reddit are the biggest assholes, if you are not a native english speaker, good luck. The only way to get them to upvote you and check out your website is to pretend you don't care, or you "found this" or its "your friend's site".
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simple create 15001 accounts on reddit and upvote ur link , easy 1500+ link karma

Reddit started disabling accounts with the same IP addresses or accounts that change IP addresses very often.
 
Interesting tip:
Check out interesting content on hacker news, and then repost it to popular subreddits.

With a bit of luck, that can work extremely well! I once got 3000+ karma on one link.
 
Find pictures of cute animals and post them, should be pretty easy.
 
Simple: post interesting content in the right subreddit.
 
Post interesting content. Target subreddits like /r/funny, /r/interestingasfuck, /r/damnthatsinteresting etc.

Just see what goes well, and copy that content.
 
Reddit are the biggest assholes, if you are not a native english speaker, good luck. The only way to get them to upvote you and check out your website is to pretend you don't care, or you "found this" or its "your friend's site".
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So much this. Except the" your friend's site part". Reddit users will be extremely harsh because it's maybe the only community where people that use it know their power.
 
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