Tried but no luck so I've opened a support ticket with the indexer.
With a link to something you want to promote? Or a link to your reddit page/website to rank for backlink?
I think the purpose it to rank your website high on google.
Can you give me an idea how I can use this to rank for a small business I run locally? Would reddit at all be able to help with ranking my website higherYes. That's what I do. I also make the sub-reddit "restricted"
If the account is new the chances are you'll get your sub-reddit caught by Reddit's spam filters.
I've been doing it with affiliate links. Now I'm using it to rank for branded terms. Trying to dominate 1st page with Reddit
I've used it for [brand name + review] [Brand name + scam?] [Brand name + press] for example. Seems to be doing well.
Tends to land in 7-9th positions.
Not bad considering I've done ZERO link-building
Doing it for mainly ORM at this point.
I'd get chatgpt to rewrite your blog article, and hyperlink to your site in the reddit post itself when possible. Or, you could rewrite the article on your blog to post solely on Reddit. To use Reddit's massive authority.
The goal being to use Reddit to rank quickly for your keywords.
You could earn money by ranking for affiliate terms, I got loads of visits to a few affiliate posts I did. No sales yet, though it has been only a couple of weeks.
I've been using it for ORM purposes.
Say you got a one star review on the SERP, imagine ranking a reddit post above it & push him down a position
If you want to use Reddit for ORM purposes then I'd use similar keywords.
I've been using branded terms.
Say if your brand name is Blackhatworld.
I'd use something like
Blackhatworld review
Blackhatworld scam
Blackhatworld legit
Then, I'd get chatgpt to write a 1000 word article for each branded keyword and "in a casual tone" for "blackhatworld review, blackhatworld scam" etc.
We're using Reddit to rank for keywords as a parasite.
Reddit has massive authority and we're tapping into that to index & rank quickly for keywords.
We create a sub-reddit r/[whatever-you-want], getting chatgpt to write an article, submitting it to an indexer & ranking for keywords.
Reddit tends to rank really fast. 1-3 days on average, but sometimes 10-60mins. Crazy.
The subreddit was nearly one year old and the account was four years old, think the mistake I made was putting an affiliate link into the articles.
can u show a litle bit how can i get traffic please
The purpose is to use Reddit's authority to rank an article very quickly.
I'm hoping that sub-reddit wasn't important to your business.
I recently tested ranking a local takeaway business - Ranked 5th position. No backlinks done either.
It's damn crazy how fast Reddit ranks.
I usually post about 6 articles - give or take - it depends what my goal is. For ORM I might only do 1 or 2, just to see where I rank.
If you're posting 6 articles, I'd do 3 affiliate ones. I've done 3 affiliate posts on a sub and it seemed alright. No bans. No shadowbans.
I normally just cross post from the big subs to my sub-reddit.
]See above
So let me understand.
That's correct, yeah. You'll be able to throw any link at it essentially since it has that massive authority.
Im ignorant to all of this, what are best websites to index a google page?That's correct, yeah. You'll be able to throw any link at it essentially since it has that massive authority.
I include links back to my site for referral traffic. When the parasite post ranks, I'd want them to visit my site, afterall
I just ask chatgpt to "hyperlink to when possible and in a non-spammy way." Usually, it places the url in 2-3 places in an article.
The purpose is to use Reddit's authority to rank an article very quickly.
Reddit is used to things going viral so spam the hell out of it, backlink wise - GSA blast, cheapo pbn/niche edits etc etc... (That's why we call it a "parasite", we're using it like a tape worm would use our intestines for nutrients.)
Naturally, your post/sub could get removed at anytime so don't spend £££'s on it.
I'm hoping that sub-reddit wasn't important to your business.
Did you include an image in the threads you made?
I've not had an issue with sub-reddits being deleted UNLESS I make a new account, make a new sub-reddit.
The posts get caught by Reddit's spam filters.
I've had 0 bans on a few accounts so far, all about 1-2 yr old with mild activity - as in commenting on others posts general activity sort of stuff.
This is a trial and error thing, no doubt an account will get nuked soon.
I recently tested ranking a local takeaway business - Ranked 5th position. No backlinks done either.
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Now, imagine if you ranked a one star review in 5th position or higher, I imagine you could contact the business and say "Hey, did you know you've got a one star review ranking when someone searches up your business name. If you want, I can help remove it.. 93% of customers search for reviews before placing an order... blah blah blah. Only $/£ 47"
When they pay you remove the reddit post.
It's damn crazy how fast Reddit ranks.
It might be a cause != causation but sending the Reddit link to linkcentuar seems to speed it up.
I usually post about 6 articles - give or take - it depends what my goal is. For ORM I might only do 1 or 2, just to see where I rank.
Is it the most optimum amount? Probably not. But hey zero bans as of yet
If you're posting 6 articles, I'd do 3 affiliate ones. I've done 3 affiliate posts on a sub and it seemed alright. No bans. No shadowbans.
But you'll have to find what the max posts you can do is. Trial and error
I normally just cross post from the big subs to my sub-reddit.
Anything really.
Could be a meme, usually whatever is on my homepage I'll just cross post a couple of things over.
With the hope being that Reddit sees my sub as a real one. Seems to have done the trick for now
On your 13 yr old account you would create a brand new sub-reddit. r/[anything-that's-not-taken-here] or you could just post to someone else's, take r/selfpromo, for example. The downside being you don't have full control of the sub.
You then get chatgpt to write an article for your keywords - low/med competition seems to work great. [I've got an article trying to rank for a highly-difficult keyword just to see where it ranks
Better if you try local seo since wayyyyy less competition.
Send it to an indexer - BHW marketplaces has a few vendors who offer a free trial. I used Linkcentaur since they have a free daily usage amount.
Within 24-72 hours you should be indexed and ranking for said keywords.
See above
Use low comp keywords in a Reddit post to rank highly for them, direct them to a funnel or website.
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