How to monetize Reddit traffic?

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I’ve been spamming Reddit with automated bots and getting traffic to my offers but having a hard time converting

Reddit traffic is mainly males in their 20s, usually ages 20-25

I’ve tried sending the traffic to fiverr gigs to make affiliate commission and clickbank products

Both attempts I got traffic but I can’t convert the traffic to sales or commission

These Reddit people are really hard to sell to

It seems they are all mostly broke and cannot afford to pay any money with a credit card, regardless of what the offer is

And they seem to be too lazy and untrusting to submit any email address or fill out CPA offers

How can you monetize a group of people like this?

Thanks
 
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Have you tried amazon products??? The cookie lasts 24hs, and it doesnt matter if they buy another thing than the one you post
I was thinking about that.

I heard Amazon affiliates commission and payout structure is complete shit though

like a 30 day waiting period and pay outs every 30 days. Basically takes like 2 fuckin months before you see the money in your bank account

I think my best bet is CPA offers. I have an idea I’m gonna test tonight, think it should work
 
Reddit traffic is notoriously hard to convert. The key is to get hyper-focused traffic and direct it to an offer that is highly specific to a problem that traffic has. That's the only way I could ever get a reasonable conversion rate from Reddit. Usually spamming is not conducive to getting that kind of focused traffic.
 
Reddit traffic is notoriously hard to convert. The key is to get hyper-focused traffic and direct it to an offer that is highly specific to a problem that traffic has. That's the only way I could ever get a reasonable conversion rate from Reddit. Usually spamming is not conducive to getting that kind of focused traffic.
ya

i'm testing some more offers

i think there should be a way to get at least some of these mother fuckers to convert

maybe a make money type of CPA offer
 
They are smart people but you can still make money from them. You can target niches like crypto subreddits. Those active there have lot of money to spend.
 
They are smart people but you can still make money from them. You can target niches like crypto subreddits. Those active there have lot of money to spend.
what kind of offers would you try to push to those reddit crypto people though?
 
My success in reddit has come from paid (abusing the credit offers) advertising in specific subreddits. If you can target your bots to a specific subreddit or community lists, try and find an affiliate program with long cookie length that you can promote to them. That way even if they are "too lazy" you might start eventually making some money.
 
Amazon. I made a lot of money with Amazon and Reddit.
Either send them to an interesting blogpost with some affiliate links or straight to the product from the post. It doesn't matter if they but it or not as long as they buy something in the following 24H.
 
Reddit users are good for sending to websites. I used to share my news articles links there and used to get decent traffic daily but they don't convert.
 
Well i think adults its a good way to monetize if you do it in the corect way
Sexual emotion its very powerful amd we are people are driven by it and of course people buy based on emotion
 
What would you say is more important for monetizing an adult subreddit high members or high uniques/daily views?
 
I was thinking about that.

I heard Amazon affiliates commission and payout structure is complete shit though

like a 30 day waiting period and pay outs every 30 days. Basically takes like 2 fuckin months before you see the money in your bank account

I think my best bet is CPA offers. I have an idea I’m gonna test tonight, think it should work
Can you recommend Reddit bots?
 
I own a game hosting business. We get a lot of our customers from Reddit discussions. If you're looking for a partner that converts, let's talk. We pay the top $$$ with in the industry, also recurring. You own the customer for life.
 
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