John Konev
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What's the smartest way to redirect traffic from Reddit to Website without the risk of getting banned from the sub-reddit or reddit in general? Share your ideas
Reddit to Website Traffic
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IceActually
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This may not work in your niche, but I've found in some cases there are dead subreddits/old threads that still rank well in Google for searches. You can leave a comment on these that mentions your site/brand (But doesn't directly link) and usually it won't get flagged. Then upvote the comment with some bots so it's top response and you'll see some appreciable traction. It's not a large scale or repeatable tactic though. Once you've found all possible opportunities that's it.
IcaroAugusto
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The safest is creating your own subreddits and growing them.
RobynHood
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For me this is by far the best way of doing things.
Own the subreddit, treat it as a way to get traffic, a place to directly sell and even as a parasite.
Growing it means you should be attracting your exact target audience and they are voluntarily coming to you.
ghasxt
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I wonder how long it would take to do this and grow it, though. By then it would be more effective to look for other promotion methods.
There are however many subreddits these days that allow for posting freely to promote models. I mean OF specific subs.
It's just about weeding them out.
John Konev
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Starting a new subreddit could be a good idea, but I'm not sure how long it will take to grow or if it will work well in my niche. In my case seems like sticking to promoting in larger subreddits might be the best option. However, a new challenge arises as these big subreddits tend to be more sensitive, and they may lead to a quick ban if they sense promotional activity.
IceActually
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IceActually
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are there any good guides for this?
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I have just created a small post on how to grow your subreddit here
check it out and let me know if you found it useful
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This is the most reliable way. Even though sometimes Reddit does delete some posts themselves. Being moderator of the sub gives me more advantage.
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great advice for people going forward
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Provide a meaningful reply that answers their query... pretty simple. If it's a valuable comment u will never get banned
Marco69
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Reddit is big shit, your comments get removed within seconds, because of low karma, but you can not build karma without these subreddits.
And a word of caution you get banned from a subreddit when you criticise the WEF organization ,you get the answer that reddit / his founder is part of wef.
A big zionism kraken isn't it?
And a word of caution you get banned from a subreddit when you criticise the WEF organization ,you get the answer that reddit / his founder is part of wef.
A big zionism kraken isn't it?
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Very important thing to provide value by establishing yourself as a contributing member of the community
Marco69
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No matter how much value your comments has ,when you not match the karma requirements of a subreddit...
And how build up karma when you can not use subreddits?