Reddit comments stopped working. How to avoid comments being deleted?

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I made good money with reddit comments in the past months, but it seems like they cracked down on comments with affiliate links.

Even my comments without links, get deleted now.

Did anybody find a way to avoid the comments being deleted?
 
You gotta put in more work in terms of making your accounts look real before trying to promote anything, with or without links. Reddit has changed. Either you invest the proper time in it or it's useless.
 
Yes they're purging everything, its not an issue with your accounts specifically.
 
Reddit is not stupid. It is easy to spot spam patterns especially as they bring on more AI/machine learning/pattern recognition. Don't be the tallest blade of grass in other words make your account behave like a typical Reddit user and don't deviate from the baseline.

A typical Reddit user doesn't do a 100 link drops in a day especially on their first day. Start slow. Age the accounts. Do normal activities like viewing threads & only upvote a few of them. When it comes to commenting don't drop a link in every comment. Go at a slow pace per account. When using multiple accounts don't have them upvote the same 20 threads, that is easy pattern for AI to spot.

Reddit looks at IPs/proxies and knows when one of them is a flagged for higher spam than the baseline & will ban all accounts on that IP if it gets too high. Reddit keeps track of browser fingerprints so they can ban any future accounts you make. Reddit pays attention to domains and how often they are flagged as spam.

What worked last year doesn't work today. What works today might not work next month.
 
Reddit is not stupid.
It did take them a REALLY long time to figure out how to stop a very simple spam method of commenting on old posts and spending a few nickels on upvotes.

I assume Google was behind this update, not Reddit.

I even got some of my "brands" at the bottom of Google in the related topics area. I had zero presence on the web except blasting it on Reddit.

Google figured out how bad it was and had to clean house before they train their AI on it.

Reddit is still super stupid
 
Reddit is not stupid. It is easy to spot spam patterns especially as they bring on more AI/machine learning/pattern recognition. Don't be the tallest blade of grass in other words make your account behave like a typical Reddit user and don't deviate from the baseline.

A typical Reddit user doesn't do a 100 link drops in a day especially on their first day. Start slow. Age the accounts. Do normal activities like viewing threads & only upvote a few of them. When it comes to commenting don't drop a link in every comment. Go at a slow pace per account. When using multiple accounts don't have them upvote the same 20 threads, that is easy pattern for AI to spot.

Reddit looks at IPs/proxies and knows when one of them is a flagged for higher spam than the baseline & will ban all accounts on that IP if it gets too high. Reddit keeps track of browser fingerprints so they can ban any future accounts you make. Reddit pays attention to domains and how often they are flagged as spam.

What worked last year doesn't work today. What works today might not work next month.
lol i put an imaginary domain (one that didnt even existed) and that got shadowbanned comment
 
Reddit removed my website profile just for posting a simple post without a link, and after submitting an appeal, I received no response.
 
not copy and paste the same message modify it if yo are not using links that is even better.
 
I made good money with reddit comments in the past months, but it seems like they cracked down on comments with affiliate links.

Even my comments without links, get deleted now.

Did anybody find a way to avoid the comments being deleted?
They only removed black listed links, get a new link and an aged accounts and do not spam the link hard
 
They only removed black listed links, get a new link and an aged accounts and do not spam the link hard
do you think a link shortener would be better? or should links only be sent in dms after first couple of messages?
 
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