Please Explain me reddit

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Okay, I know about Reddit it's a platform where people discuss various topics and create subreddits.

But I'm really freaked out about why people are willing to pay so much money to buy Reddit accounts.

What is karma, how do people earn money on Reddit, and why are people buying Reddit accounts?

How does it all work? Why are people so obsessed with it, like buying thousands of accounts?

I'm literally freaked out! Can anyone explain the whole situation and everything about it?
 
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Reddit accounts with high karma and aged history are valuable because they seem trustworthy, making it easier to promote products or services without getting flagged. Karma is earned by getting upvotes on posts/comments, and people use Reddit for affiliate marketing, traffic generation, or other promotions. That’s why some are willing to pay for established accounts
 
natsuko said:
Reddit accounts with high karma and aged history are valuable because they seem trustworthy, making it easier to promote products or services without getting flagged. Karma is earned by getting upvotes on posts/comments, and people use Reddit for affiliate marketing, traffic generation, or other promotions. That’s why some are willing to pay for established accounts
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But how much potential does it have? How do people believe their product or service will be promoted, and how will their website benefit from it? Please tell me in depth.
 
You already know everything, you just don't understand the pricing.

Pricing = Value

Everything that is able to Age on the internet gains increase in value constantly.


A simple .com domain of a few letters gained value within time. BTC gained value.

This can't be stopped. In 10 years .com domain will be x10 the price or more, BTC way more.


Reddit account with karma has it's own value that is unstoppable, like .com and BTC.

Imagine building a 100,000 Reddit accounts with 10-100k karma to sell them in few years.

You also have a lot of legit businesses that need upvote boosting, positive reviews and comments done by bots.

You have BH marketing where fresh accounts are used for spam to drive some traffic before a ban.


There is nothing special in having high karma reddit account, but it's valuable.

Reddit is the largest forum on the internet + social network + now google partner.

You don't set the rules. Just be able to see things.
 
Aged accounts = higher stickiness when posting, less likely to trigger spam flags.

Also users look at an accounts age and karma when deciding if they trust the account, so it lends weight.
 
zaidzahid said:
But how much potential does it have? How do people believe their product or service will be promoted, and how will their website benefit from it? Please tell me in depth.
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If they say something is working/good/recommended on Reddit = better than if they say that on any other platform.

It's better than being #1 on Google. That's how powerful Reddit is.
 
BNB said:
If they say something is working/good/recommended on Reddit = better than if they say that on any other platform.

It's better than being #1 on Google. That's how powerful Reddit is.
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Can you explain why you think it's better than ranking #1 on Google?
 
For basic questions like "What is karma on reddit?", one can always use Google to find out. :)

And as per your other questions, if you think logically, you will figure their answers out.
 
Reddit is the top one platform where I earn an average of $5,000 per month. I love you Reddit
 
You need accounts to post.
Your accounts need high karma for top subreddits.
People target audiences much easier on Reddit.
That's it.
 
Kenobii said:
You need accounts to post.
Your accounts need high karma for top subreddits.
People target audiences much easier on Reddit.
That's it.
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Yeah, but people react very toxically to links or promotions
 
draconier said:
Can you explain why you think it's better than ranking #1 on Google?
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People trust it more, see it as a forum where each subreddit is it's own niche. Answers seem more relevant
 
People buy accounts cause tthey screweed up their first one by spamming. Or they have a crappy only fans model that needs promoting on as many subreddits and via dm as possible.

If you are a real good reddit marketer, all you need is one account. Concentrate on that and work all the valid promotion methods, without pissing people off with too much of the same shit, then you'll do good no need to worry. Thats my approach and its working for me since I started my 1 account! lol I won't be buying any accounts, as I don't plan to get banned.
 
zaidzahid said:
But how much potential does it have? How do people believe their product or service will be promoted, and how will their website benefit from it? Please tell me in depth.
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They don't have any potential, as soon as you drop a link or a brand name in your post, it will be deleted and your account will banned if you repeat it after sometime.
You may be able to create subreddit(s) and try evading bans and try ranking.
Yes there is no justification, in my opinion, the ROI is simply not there.
 
Panther28 said:
People buy accounts cause tthey screweed up their first one by spamming. Or they have a crappy only fans model that needs promoting on as many subreddits and via dm as possible.

If you are a real good reddit marketer, all you need is one account. Concentrate on that and work all the valid promotion methods, without pissing people off with too much of the same shit, then you'll do good no need to worry. Thats my approach and its working for me since I started my 1 account! lol I won't be buying any accounts, as I don't plan to get banned.
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Seems about right, if you use original content, spread it out, and not post every hour and avoid same posting frequency your posting accounts will be fine. Scaled mine to 200k karma even with automation tool, just by using common sense
 
Komlenic said:
Seems about right, if you use original content, spread it out, and not post every hour and avoid same posting frequency your posting accounts will be fine. Scaled mine to 200k karma even with automation tool, just by using common sense
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If you post on one account, how could you possible post every hour? You have to sleep don't you? If your attempting to do something different and automate things, that's just spamming. That would be like me creating a system to automate, coming to your door every day and asking for money to buy my products. Instead of just casually posting down at the local mall posters and bill boards for your product, where invasive tactics are not required such as automated posting. Do you like to read automated posts in your leisure time? No, so why should others.

That being said, I don't care if you do it, if I see this type of stuff, I report it on reddit. Previous years it was all about keeping the little man down, now its all about keeping the automated ai man down! lol
 
zaidzahid said:
But how much potential does it have? How do people believe their product or service will be promoted, and how will their website benefit from it? Please tell me in depth.
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Huge potential for your business. Reddit is the fastest growing platform in the UK, ranking in OfCom's top 5 last year. However, also seems the most challenging in terms of navigating and moderation processes.
 
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