Newbie for Onlyfans promotion on reddit, advice for upvote manipulation + banning?

hustletemp1 said:

I'm trying to help manage a girls onlyfans and I've been focusing a lot on using reddit promote. The plan was to just post a 3-4 times a week in niche subreddits, while pumping each post with 10-30 upvotes I bought from upvote.shop. My only issue now is that I'm pretty scared of using the upvotes due to reddit being so harsh with their banning and detection so I have a couple questions.

1. Is 3-4 quality posts a week with 10-30 botted votes an effective strategy that isn't too suspicious?

2. My phone is probably already not usable since I'm always on my home wifi and also logged into the reddit acc already, but could I just buy a burner phone from facebook and make posts strictly on public wifi's like at school, etc.

3. Can someone explain a dumbed down version of how people use proxies and browsers to bypass the ban if the method in Question 2 doesnt work?

-From what I read so far, I can buy something called a "4g rotating proxy" from the BHW marketplace that can be paired with a secure browser like "dolphin anty" or "adspower" with appropriate account warmup, to effectively bypass the ban. Am I understanding the process correctly? and If I get banned again on the proxy, would it be better to switch if I wanted to make a new account?

4. If I successfully get another account running, is it still possible to promote the onlyfans link because reddit may have some sort of detection for that too? and how can I get around that.

Sorry if questions sound pretty dumb, I'm not really well-versed in any of this stuff and neither am I technologically literate enough to understand what most of the terms mean from the posts I've read.
I don't really need to know how things work, as long as I know how to do it and it's effective. Any help would be appreciated, thanks a lot.

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PrinceVultan said:

1. Using upvotes will always be risky. Best to have suicide (expendable) accounts and organic accounts. Only use upvotes on suicide accounts. Also, there are providers which cost literally less than a tenth of upvote shop if you're gonna go that route.

3-4 posts per week is not enough. You need multiple accounts posting on dozens of different subreddits 3-4 x per DAY (and should slowly scale to 20posts per accounts per day) in order to generate enough traffic.

2. No, using burner phones on public WiFi isn't a viable approach. Use a cheap unlimited 4g data sim (can use just 1 in a 4g dongle, just disconnect it between account logins) and multiple burner phones. Data is extremely cheap in my current location so I just use a bunch of smashed screen/camera android phones which I bought for less than $30 a piece with $10/year data sims. There is no doubt that manually created / farmed accounts on a physical device will make the strongest accounts. However, if you're not based in a T1 country, might be better to use USA 4g proxy.

OR

3. Use antidetect browsers (you can download all of them and manage 20+ accounts for free if budget is an issue) with a 4g proxy. You can also make your own proxy with proxidize/iProxy/Localtonet an android phone and 4g data sim. Again, just rotate proxy between account logins. If an account gets banned, you have thousands of other IPs to rotate through.

4. You will need to use link cloaking or buy a bunch of domains to redirect to the OF page. Each account should be unique to evade chain ban.


I know the OFM gym bro gurus make it sound so easy, but it really isn't. With all due respect, you are way out of your depth here. Reddit just upped their game massively and spammy marketing just got a lot harder (read all the recent reddit threads). I don't think it would be particularly fair on your "model" to promise them a ton of traffic whilst you're on here asking questions like this. You need to do a lot more research and testing before you go offering your services to anyone.

I've used Reddit as a marketing platform for years, but blackhat methods are still pretty new to me. Personally, I wouldn't feel comfortable offering blackhat services to a client when I barely know enough about it myself.

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