Some Reddit marketing tips

thetoothfairy said:

Yesterday I experince my bot with mass re-posting on cat subs ( like awww, cats, etc) . It's get over 7.3k karmas in one day. Then got shadowbanned. LOL. I might try lower the frequency and random the activity a little bit.

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Lastable said:

sorry to bother but what bot is this?

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IcaroAugusto said:

• Your accounts will get banned doesn't matter the method.
• Reddit admins will often try to add a filter to catch all future accounts doing the same method once they ban an account.
• For the above reason, link and text spamming will result in the domain/text being flagged and future accounts posting them being banned instantly.
• An exception to the point above: Links/text commonly used by legitimate users will not get flagged. Example: twitter links are used for spamming very frequently and don't get flagged.
• They're willing to get a few false positives if the filter they add will catch a significant amount of spammers. Examples: They've flagged tor users doing several different things from commenting to posting links in the past.
• Many filters Reddit do is based on account age and karma. A young account posting a link to X site might get banned, but an aged one doesn't.
• Subreddit moderators can filter any kind of text and/or links. Spamming text/links will quickly stop working against an actively moderated subreddit whose moderators know how to use automod.
• Automod is a subreddit script that can automatically handle several moderation tasks.
• There is nothing subreddit moderators can do against watermarked images besides manually removing the posts: If you use an aged and karma farmed account to spam watermarked images, you're unstoppable until admins take care of you.
• Exception to the above: There are several reddit bots dedicated to detecting image reposts. Rotating or mirroring the images defeat these bots.
• Another exception: Very few subreddits run OCR bots to detect watermarks: they can be defeated by doing anti-ocr watermarks. But it's better to just ignore them and use clear readable text for better conversion.
• Reddit admins CAN flag images and can detect them mirrored OR rotated at a small angle, you will have to change things up when your accounts get caught.
• Reddit admins can't detect watermarks in images it seems, they likely don't OCR them currently.
• An easy and straightforward way to spam reddit is to buy a bunch of domains with cheap tlds and rotate them once they get flagged. Reddit is reluctant to flag entire tlds, but eventually they will do it once they get abused enough. Example: .xyz links are currently flagged as spam automatically, but .club works.
• Scraping reddit usernames: Scrape the first few pages of posts from a subreddit and get the users from the comments.
• Use the subreddit FreeKarma4U to farm small amounts of karma. For large amounts do image reposts on popular subreddits.
• You will have to create your own bot as anything public will be likely fingerprinted and result in your accounts getting banned automatically and you will be relying on someone else to update the bot, which can take days/weeks.
• When writing your bot, avoid praw of course.

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VortexAlpha said:

Did anyone actually have some success from Reddit advertising? I know it has a lot of potentials since there are a lot of different topics and threads, but never tried to use it in a promotional way. So, I would like to know if it's worth investing in it.

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VortexAlpha said:

Did anyone actually have some success from Reddit advertising? I know it has a lot of potentials since there are a lot of different topics and threads, but never tried to use it in a promotional way. So, I would like to know if it's worth investing in it.

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VortexAlpha said:

Did anyone actually have some success from Reddit advertising? I know it has a lot of potentials since there are a lot of different topics and threads, but never tried to use it in a promotional way. So, I would like to know if it's worth investing in it.

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langtoi said:

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it's worth the investment

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IcaroAugusto said:

• Your accounts will get banned doesn't matter the method.
• Reddit admins will often try to add a filter to catch all future accounts doing the same method once they ban an account.
• For the above reason, link and text spamming will result in the domain/text being flagged and future accounts posting them being banned instantly.
• An exception to the point above: Links/text commonly used by legitimate users will not get flagged. Example: twitter links are used for spamming very frequently and don't get flagged.
• They're willing to get a few false positives if the filter they add will catch a significant amount of spammers. Examples: They've flagged tor users doing several different things from commenting to posting links in the past.
• Many filters Reddit do is based on account age and karma. A young account posting a link to X site might get banned, but an aged one doesn't.
• Subreddit moderators can filter any kind of text and/or links. Spamming text/links will quickly stop working against an actively moderated subreddit whose moderators know how to use automod.
• Automod is a subreddit script that can automatically handle several moderation tasks.
• There is nothing subreddit moderators can do against watermarked images besides manually removing the posts: If you use an aged and karma farmed account to spam watermarked images, you're unstoppable until admins take care of you.
• Exception to the above: There are several reddit bots dedicated to detecting image reposts. Rotating or mirroring the images defeat these bots.
• Another exception: Very few subreddits run OCR bots to detect watermarks: they can be defeated by doing anti-ocr watermarks. But it's better to just ignore them and use clear readable text for better conversion.
• Reddit admins CAN flag images and can detect them mirrored OR rotated at a small angle, you will have to change things up when your accounts get caught.
• Reddit admins can't detect watermarks in images it seems, they likely don't OCR them currently.
• An easy and straightforward way to spam reddit is to buy a bunch of domains with cheap tlds and rotate them once they get flagged. Reddit is reluctant to flag entire tlds, but eventually they will do it once they get abused enough. Example: .xyz links are currently flagged as spam automatically, but .club works.
• Scraping reddit usernames: Scrape the first few pages of posts from a subreddit and get the users from the comments.
• Use the subreddit FreeKarma4U to farm small amounts of karma. For large amounts do image reposts on popular subreddits.
• You will have to create your own bot as anything public will be likely fingerprinted and result in your accounts getting banned automatically and you will be relying on someone else to update the bot, which can take days/weeks.
• When writing your bot, avoid praw of course.

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zeronymo4 said:

What network is this?

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IcaroAugusto said:

• Your accounts will get banned doesn't matter the method.
• Reddit admins will often try to add a filter to catch all future accounts doing the same method once they ban an account.
• For the above reason, link and text spamming will result in the domain/text being flagged and future accounts posting them being banned instantly.
• An exception to the point above: Links/text commonly used by legitimate users will not get flagged. Example: twitter links are used for spamming very frequently and don't get flagged.
• They're willing to get a few false positives if the filter they add will catch a significant amount of spammers. Examples: They've flagged tor users doing several different things from commenting to posting links in the past.
• Many filters Reddit do is based on account age and karma. A young account posting a link to X site might get banned, but an aged one doesn't.
• Subreddit moderators can filter any kind of text and/or links. Spamming text/links will quickly stop working against an actively moderated subreddit whose moderators know how to use automod.
• Automod is a subreddit script that can automatically handle several moderation tasks.
• There is nothing subreddit moderators can do against watermarked images besides manually removing the posts: If you use an aged and karma farmed account to spam watermarked images, you're unstoppable until admins take care of you.
• Exception to the above: There are several reddit bots dedicated to detecting image reposts. Rotating or mirroring the images defeat these bots.
• Another exception: Very few subreddits run OCR bots to detect watermarks: they can be defeated by doing anti-ocr watermarks. But it's better to just ignore them and use clear readable text for better conversion.
• Reddit admins CAN flag images and can detect them mirrored OR rotated at a small angle, you will have to change things up when your accounts get caught.
• Reddit admins can't detect watermarks in images it seems, they likely don't OCR them currently.
• An easy and straightforward way to spam reddit is to buy a bunch of domains with cheap tlds and rotate them once they get flagged. Reddit is reluctant to flag entire tlds, but eventually they will do it once they get abused enough. Example: .xyz links are currently flagged as spam automatically, but .club works.
• Scraping reddit usernames: Scrape the first few pages of posts from a subreddit and get the users from the comments.
• Use the subreddit FreeKarma4U to farm small amounts of karma. For large amounts do image reposts on popular subreddits.
• You will have to create your own bot as anything public will be likely fingerprinted and result in your accounts getting banned automatically and you will be relying on someone else to update the bot, which can take days/weeks.
• When writing your bot, avoid praw of course.

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langtoi said:

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it's worth the investment

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Glenn.Quagmire said:

good job bro.
are you still using the same method that you've shared before?

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langtoi said:

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it's worth the investment

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jeffr0 said:

You don't have to share method, but roughly how many Reddit accounts is this? Are you upvoting your own posts or spamming multiple subs? Link or watermark on post? Or bio?

Would be curious to talk to you privately as I'm currently building a private Reddit farm.

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langtoi said:

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it's worth the investment

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