How to make $100 a day with Reddit [An easy, repeatable and scaleable method]

I've had a similar thing happen before but i wasn't an affiliate of any network at the time. Thanks for reaffirming this works

I have heard that Reddit people are tech savy and have ad blocker installed + they hate affiliate links. So does this work currently as your stats are from February?

anil2006 said:

what if you upvote your post with 100's of your own accounts ?

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If you know how to, I would do it. But here's the thing, you'll need to increase the karma of all those accounts and make them legit, then you'll need proxies in order to stay away from the spam detection. I'm not 100% sure how it works, but I know that Reddit has one of the best anti-spam mechanisms to date. There's a reason why there's so few public Reddit bots, if any at all.

If you can figure it out, you're golden.

Drgongs said:

This is something that is very doable and pretty simple to understand. How many submits/day do you recommend?
Keep it up Michael! +1

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If you're just starting out, I would post around 3 links per day, with comments you can post a little more. If you post too much you can trigger a shadowban on your account. Also make sure to apply the 10% ratio for your own websites.

chrismorris124 said:

Hey, This one working? gonna give it a try. Thanks

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Yeah, it works but it might take a few tries to get it right.

sanzious said:

Nice and Scalable method. Thanks for this lovely method will definitely try this when I get some spare time. Reddit is strict about Spam so your advice about getting an aged account seems a good way to avoid bans. I've seen many accounts of mine getting banned when I tried something different with Reddit. I've ideas but Reddit makes them pretty hard to implement. Will try this method for sure.

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Glad I can spark some new ideas in you! Yeah, Reddit is super strict when it comes to spam, if you get banned you've either posted too much in a certain amount of time or you've linked back to your own site too many times without posting anything else.

What I love about Reddit is the fact that there are millions of methods to use it, I might write some more guides on Reddit later on if anyone is interested.

Goosy said:

First of all, thank you for the idea, this method should pay off simply with well positioned AdSense areas.
I do have one question:
One individual already asked a similar question, is there a specific reason why be can't make 100 different Reddit accounts to up-vote our own stuff? Not that i'm against voting for others, that's not it. I'm just curious as there are proxies and other tips to hide the traces of multi-accounting.

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Glad I could help you out!

As for your question, you can create 100 different accounts, but for a guy like me that doesn't know anything about proxies and stuff like that, upvote groups are much easier. Another reason is that Reddit has a pretty darn good anti-spam mechanism, I have no idea how it works but I do know very few people have cracked it.

Raven13 said:

Solid method, I used something similar by getting upvotes from Microworking websites, I think combining upvote goupes+microworkers upvotes would explode the post ranking. Thanks for sharing buddy!

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Interesting, mind explaining a little bit more in detail? Either here or PM.

Andysaxon said:

So do you think it's a good idea to post on reddit about the newest innovations in an area and then post something nutrition-related that leads back to my site? Just want to hear someone's take on this.

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I'm not quite sure what you're talking about, do you mean post a link to random website, then a link back to yours?

kumbhak11 said:

I have heard that Reddit people are tech savy and have ad blocker installed + they hate affiliate links. So does this work currently as your stats are from February?

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What you heard is 100% true, but I just showed you it's still possible to make money with Reddit pretty easy.

My stats are from February but think about it this way, Reddit grows bigger every year, and every year thousands of mainstream non savvy people will join the website. It's those kind of people that have ads enabled and will click anything. It should actually be easier now than it was in February.

Redditors also share links with their Facebook/Twitter friends, meaning you'll get even more non savvy people to visit your website!

Give me your skype,i also post on reddit but less traffic

Great method, thank you for sharing, going to try it

NotSoAverageJoe
can you please put it any new statment

have nice day

Good method, I get something unclear.

1) The best day I had with this method I made around $150. Work time was about 2 hours
You mean that you only spend 2 hours per day then get $50 per day

2) Do I need private proxies in this method?


3) How many accounts that let you reach $50 per day

Thanks.

Nice share! Have some journey?

Thanks OP for sharing this detailed guide. I plan to use it to get traffic to some of my tech niche sites.

I heard reddit traffic is really is awesome But never tried it

Nice share Op thanks !

soldiguadagno said:

Great method, thank you for sharing, going to try it

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You should, it's relatively easy and doesn't take too much effort either.

mah55 said:

NotSoAverageJoe
can you please put it any new statment

have nice day

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Check your inbox!

dlyhai said:

Good method, I get something unclear.

1) The best day I had with this method I made around $150. Work time was about 2 hours
You mean that you only spend 2 hours per day then get $50 per day

2) Do I need private proxies in this method?


3) How many accounts that let you reach $50 per day

Thanks.

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1) Kinda yeah, you need to submit articles each day to get any income. You might not get $100 or even $50 with one website unless you hit the front page, but if you scale it and have several small sites that you post each day, there won't be a need to hit the front page.

2) No, unless you plan on using several of your own accounts to manipulate votes on Reddit.

3) Not possible to answer sadly. I made +$100 one day with one account, but I also had days where I submitted a post and barely made any money at all, I did only use one account though. I could probably have made a lot more if I used several accounts and if I rewrote more articles.

To ensure that you make that $$$, I would suggest you to create as many accounts as you can. Just keep in mind that all these accounts need to be used daily, you'll need to engage with members, post a wide variety of links and so on. The more accounts=the more money you can make.

joaogfuma said:

Nice share! Have some journey?

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I had a journey before but I stopped updating it because I got too focused on it, which made me less focused on actually being productive.

sikandar said:

Thanks OP for sharing this detailed guide. I plan to use it to get traffic to some of my tech niche sites.

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Awesome! Make sure to let us know if you get any results.

Time to look into reddit parasites.

Any recommendations for where to buy reddit aged accounts?

Warning for people using reddit as traffic: reddit has some pretty web savvy users. So they are very keen on spotting marketing, schemes to make money and spam from miles away. I've tried to use reddit as traffic for an amazon affiliate site I had back in the day, I got clicks and views but I'd say about 50% of the time my posts got downvoted and my accounts got shadow banned. My accounts weren't aged though. Good luck to all who try this, make sure your site and account look as legitimate as possible

Nice share OP; looks like a great method.

PBNSurprise said:

Warning for people using reddit as traffic: reddit has some pretty web savvy users. So they are very keen on spotting marketing, schemes to make money and spam from miles away. I've tried to use reddit as traffic for an amazon affiliate site I had back in the day, I got clicks and views but I'd say about 50% of the time my posts got downvoted and my accounts got shadow banned. My accounts weren't aged though. Good luck to all who try this, make sure your site and account look as legitimate as possible

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Reddit is home to the users that hate marketing the most on the internet, but that's not the reason why people fail making money with the site.

The number one reason for failure is the wrong mindset. The only mindset you should have on Reddit is the mindset that you want to provide value to the users. You want to write a good article they're going to enjoy, you want to write something that is worth sharing. I don't know but it feels like 90% of the people that try Reddit skip this part.

There's a lot of psychology behind success on Reddit, if you have a hard time analyzing peoples behaviour it's actually better not to use Reddit in my opinion.

NotSoAverageJoe said:

Reddit is home to the users that hate marketing the most on the internet, but that's not the reason why people fail making money with the site.

The number one reason for failure is the wrong mindset. The only mindset you should have on Reddit is the mindset that you want to provide value to the users. You want to write a good article they're going to enjoy, you want to write something that is worth sharing. I don't know but it feels like 90% of the people that try Reddit skip this part.

There's a lot of psychology behind success on Reddit, if you have a hard time analyzing peoples behaviour it's actually better not to use Reddit in my opinion.

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This is true about marketing in general but especially true when it comes to Reddit. On Reddit if you're not offering value in a legit and genuine way most of the users have their bullshit alarms go off and then they downvote you to oblivion.

In summary, doing black hat tactics will not work well on Reddit. The most key thing to do is: offer value

Also, I like how you mentioned your disclaimer that this will not generate a passive income. Which is so so key, it's almost like working an hourly job, if you stop working so does the money

Many Thanks I really like these threads where people share their success with others.

Have you thought of making a viral type of site instead?Posts that get shared a lot on other social media could get many upvotes.

PBNSurprise said:

This is true about marketing in general but especially true when it comes to Reddit. On Reddit if you're not offering value in a legit and genuine way most of the users have their bullshit alarms go off and then they downvote you to oblivion.

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This, so much this. I'm gonna put it in my OP if that's okay with you.

voica said:

Have you thought of making a viral type of site instead?Posts that get shared a lot on other social media could get many upvotes.

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When you say viral type, I'm thinking of all those buzzfeed articles. Like those "Top Ten Things To Avoid When..." "At first he did this, but then he did this" and these type of posts will never get any attention on Reddit. Redditors hate on sites like these daily.

Edit: Oh shit just realized I cannot edit my OP?! Nooo!