Reddit's pretty good for SEO as long as you're not doing anything spammy. I use my aged account (over 4 years) to promote my site and some nice links. I notice that most are nofollow but mine aren't and it might have something to do with the age of my account.
If you build your own subreddot, use Twitter feeds, website RSS feeds etc to grow your subreddit you will get strong back links from the posts to your website you do post.
if my karma link suppose reached to 2000 and i post a new website post link in Reddit. i know when people like my new website post its means increase my impression but if no one like my post but i have 2000 karma link account its give me some benefit.
Depends if you go the slow and steady route though. Building accounts with VPN, sharing genuine funny / interesting stuff and steer clear of re-posting - a carnal sin on Reddit! Also helps if you're a native English speaker who understands USA / British humor and can take part in the banter on there.
However, and it's been covered by marketers plenty of times. The average user on Reddit is a millennial who hates advertising, has absolutely no money and has adblock installed. That's why Reddit is finding it tough to earn any revenue!
If you're gonna go down the Reddit route, just make sure those visitors will actually buy stuff because 99% of the time they won't.
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