How to warm up fast reddit new account?

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Hello, i would like to ask if there is any good-working way to warm accounts in the best way as possible. how many likes should i do daily? how many posts? where? how can i find the right subs to do this to increase both post and coment karma?
i wouldn't like to waste time doing posts or comments that nobody will upvote, but how can i get it right?
 
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Hey, warming up a new Reddit account can be a grind, but starting with small, helpful comments in active subs like r/explainlikeimfive or r/askreddit might build karma fast. Aim for 5-10 likes and a couple posts daily in relevant threads, and check sub rules to avoid flops. Have you tried lurking in popular subs to spot what gets upvotes?
 
Start slow, just a few genuine comments and upvotes a day on active, relevant subs. Join communities you actually know about, engage in discussions, and focus on adding value so the upvotes come naturally.
 
From my experience, I managed to gain 8,000 post karma in just one week by focusing on genuine engagement. The first step is to join subreddits where you already have some knowledge. This allows you to write informative comments. They don’t need to get tons of upvotes, but when someone checks your account, they’ll see you’re not a bot posting AI-generated or irrelevant content. Next, join meme subreddits, they’re the easiest way to earn quick karma. Aim for around 300 post karma; that’s usually enough to post in most communities. Also, make sure to comment on posts in those meme subreddits so that when a Sherlock Holmes memeber checks your profile, they’ll see you were active there before posting your own memes. That’s my strategy, and it works perfectly.
 
Hunter spirit said:
From my experience, I managed to gain 8,000 post karma in just one week by focusing on genuine engagement. The first step is to join subreddits where you already have some knowledge. This allows you to write informative comments. They don’t need to get tons of upvotes, but when someone checks your account, they’ll see you’re not a bot posting AI-generated or irrelevant content. Next, join meme subreddits, they’re the easiest way to earn quick karma. Aim for around 300 post karma; that’s usually enough to post in most communities. Also, make sure to comment on posts in those meme subreddits so that when a Sherlock Holmes memeber checks your profile, they’ll see you were active there before posting your own memes. That’s my strategy, and it works perfectly.
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Memes about the government, the economy, the cost of living, and mental health always get the best upvotes.
 
Post valuable comments in relevant subreddits and engage naturally for a week before making your own posts.
 
Warm accounts slowly, start with 5–10 upvotes and 1–2 comments daily in active, relevant subreddits, then increase over time as you get more karma.
 
Join small, friendly subs first, comment on new posts quickly, and avoid self-promo. Build trust before posting in big subs.
 
Start slow just a few upvotes and 1–2 quality comments daily in active, mid-size subs. Focus on genuine engagement first, then gradually post in communities where you can add real value.
 
castroz said:
Hello, i would like to ask if there is any good-working way to warm accounts in the best way as possible. how many likes should i do daily? how many posts? where? how can i find the right subs to do this to increase both post and coment karma?
i wouldn't like to waste time doing posts or comments that nobody will upvote, but how can i get it right?
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posting related and help comments on high Reddit pages immediate after update can give chances on upvotes,making 5-6 comments daily on different subreddit can increase profile growth
 
Mesenay said:
Hey, warming up a new Reddit account can be a grind, but starting with small, helpful comments in active subs like r/explainlikeimfive or r/askreddit might build karma fast. Aim for 5-10 likes and a couple posts daily in relevant threads, and check sub rules to avoid flops. Have you tried lurking in popular subs to spot what gets upvotes?
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How exactly would i spot what get upvotes?
Hunter spirit said:
From my experience, I managed to gain 8,000 post karma in just one week by focusing on genuine engagement. The first step is to join subreddits where you already have some knowledge. This allows you to write informative comments. They don’t need to get tons of upvotes, but when someone checks your account, they’ll see you’re not a bot posting AI-generated or irrelevant content. Next, join meme subreddits, they’re the easiest way to earn quick karma. Aim for around 300 post karma; that’s usually enough to post in most communities. Also, make sure to comment on posts in those meme subreddits so that when a Sherlock Holmes memeber checks your profile, they’ll see you were active there before posting your own memes. That’s my strategy, and it works perfectly.
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Can you warm one account in that way in how many days?
ZenWolf said:
Start slow just a few upvotes and 1–2 quality comments daily in active, mid-size subs. Focus on genuine engagement first, then gradually post in communities where you can add real value.
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What exactly are you talking about posting?
axitu said:
posting related and help comments on high Reddit pages immediate after update can give chances on upvotes,making 5-6 comments daily on different subreddit can increase profile growth
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After update?
 
Best way to warm accs is to start slow and blend in like a normal user. First days limit to a few comments per day without any link drops. Focus on active subs that match your accs niche. Use old or popular threads for comments since they get more upvotes.
 
Start slow with few quality comments in active subs daily, then gradually increase posts and engagement to build trust and Karma.
 
Start slow, just a few genuine comments and upvotes a day on active, relevant subs.
 
Reddit detects shifts in behavior. So "warming up" in the scammy sense doesn't work so well. Your account should never go full spam. Most of your posts and comments should have nothing to do with your marketing activity.
 
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castroz said:
Hello, i would like to ask if there is any good-working way to warm accounts in the best way as possible. how many likes should i do daily? how many posts? where? how can i find the right subs to do this to increase both post and coment karma?
i wouldn't like to waste time doing posts or comments that nobody will upvote, but how can i get it right?
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The question is why do you want warm up your account? What do you want to do after that?

Btw getting some karma is never bad.
 
castroz said:
Hello, i would like to ask if there is any good-working way to warm accounts in the best way as possible. how many likes should i do daily? how many posts? where? how can i find the right subs to do this to increase both post and coment karma?
i wouldn't like to waste time doing posts or comments that nobody will upvote, but how can i get it right?
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1. Start Slow — Build a Natural History​

  • Days 1–3:
    • 3–5 upvotes (likes) per day on posts you genuinely find interesting.
    • 1–2 short, thoughtful comments daily in smaller, active subreddits.
    • No new posts yet.
  • Days 4–7:
    • 5–10 upvotes per day.
    • 3–5 comments daily (mix between small niche subs and mid-size general ones).
    • 1–2 original posts in subs with friendly moderation (r/CasualConversation, r/interestingasfuck, r/AskReddit for text posts, etc.).

2. Finding the Right Subreddits​

  • Use Reddit’s search with filters “Top” + “This Month” to see where posts are getting good upvotes.
  • Pick 5–10 subs related to your interests — smaller, niche ones often have more supportive members.
  • Check engagement rate: posts with fewer than 50 comments but high upvotes mean it’s easier to stand out.

3. Avoiding Dead Posts & Wasted Effort​

  • Post at peak hours for your target audience (US: 8–11 AM EST & 7–10 PM EST).
  • Engage with “hot” threads early. Comments made in the first 10–15 mins have the best shot at top positions.
  • For your own posts, craft clear, curiosity-driven titles and make sure the content actually matches it — misleading posts get downvoted fast.

4. Building Both Comment & Post Karma​

  • Comment karma: reply in active threads with relevant, short but valuable insights or humor.
  • Post karma: share unique images, infographics, personal stories, or questions that spark discussion.
 
castroz said:
Hello, i would like to ask if there is any good-working way to warm accounts in the best way as possible. how many likes should i do daily? how many posts? where? how can i find the right subs to do this to increase both post and coment karma?
i wouldn't like to waste time doing posts or comments that nobody will upvote, but how can i get it right?
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posting comment on rank subreddit pages with updates daily can increase profile upvotes if comment is helpful and related to the posted content.
many profiles fails with violate content/comments.
 
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