reddit's registration has ip restrictions and waiting periods if you make too many.
there's no sense in sticking to 1 account if you want maximum profits.
Thats probably useful to someone but its far better to create your own account and build on it. I started using OP's method myself and received my first pay check from crakrevenue last week. Using one reddit account and only posting one gif a day (quality gifs that are unique)
reddit's registration has ip restrictions and waiting periods if you make too many.
there's no sense in sticking to 1 account if you want maximum profits.
Reddit is lucrative. Just have to know how to market.
I am interested in this idea so I went over to reddit to check it out. I have some questions.
I clicked around some nsfw threads and saw the images are all hot linked directly to the image and not the page. Do they allow you to link to the page where the image resides? It seems like they only want direct links to the image. Why would imgur allow that, what do they get out of that except losing bandwidth?
Wouldn't it be better for us to start our own subreddit and allow all of us here to post links they we want?
I guess I just don't get why people would spend time there posting pics with no way of making money. They just provide content for reddit and build them up.
Yes 9 of 10 says its sucks....I heard that reddit traffic does not convert well, is this true?