I really need some advice /help with Reddit

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I really wish a giant flood would come and wipe out Reddit's servers forever.


Ok here's my problem,
I use Reddit to promote my sites. These are links posted to only to MY subs.

To protect my subreddits... I use different accounts to post the links. (proxies, anti-detect browser, etc)
BUT !!! Each time I post a link to my sites... Reddit removes the link and bans the account

I NEED to post the links! How do I get around this problem?

((( Please do not respond to me with AI solutions )))
 
Your accounts are simply getting shadowbanned, if you’re using fresh accounts it’ll happen more frequently than using properly aged ones. Also, if you’re using IPs/proxies that have been previously abused you could also be getting shadowbanned.
 
I post screenshots of my site with the URL watermarked subtly, and Reddit leaves my accounts alone.
 
Sneaky redirects can backfire transparency and genuine engagement lay a stronger foundation for sustainable growth.
 
Sneaky redirects can backfire transparency and genuine engagement lay a stronger foundation for sustainable growth.

Do you have any idea how much time and work is wasted by 'directly engaging' with these people? At least 50% are in India and they won't spend a penny on anything.
 
Do you have any idea how much time and work is wasted by 'directly engaging' with these people? At least 50% are in India and they won't spend a penny on anything.
True, man. Chasing fake engagement is mostly wasted time, especially when half the audience won’t convert.
 
True, man. Chasing fake engagement is mostly wasted time, especially when half the audience won’t convert.

It's a fucking nightmare.

People with one million followers should be making a fortune but unless they have corporate sponsors they're earning crap compared to the 1990s when legacy adverts drove sales.
 
It's a fucking nightmare.

People with one million followers should be making a fortune but unless they have corporate sponsors they're earning crap compared to the 1990s when legacy adverts drove sales.
huge follower counts dont automatically equal revenue anymore. without real monetization strategies or brand deals, even massive audiences can earn surprisingly little.
 
This will be because your accounts are new and not mature, or the proxies you are using already have been used and reported as abused so your accounts are resulting in shadow banned. I wish you sort out this asap. Best of luck for your business.
 
think creatively.

link to a google doc, or a profile link (one of those well-known 3rd party sites where you can host links on a 'personal profile') or buy an aged/karma account and send to a new URL so you don't get banned.

why do you need to post these sites multiple times to your sub? does your sub have a lot of subscribers? can you just pin a post that doesn't get banned, and keep promoting that?
 
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