Startegies / solutions for dominating reddit?

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What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

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10-20 accs won t help u dominate anything unfortunately
 
10-20 accs won t help u dominate anything unfortunately
can be 100 it dosent really matter on that front.. the issue is how to operate them with a team that knows the subject
 
What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

Looking for help
creating own subreddit pages and making comments with other profile directing to the page could help secure long use profile for promotion,after comments profile got suspend the subreddit should remain.
 
You’ll need aged profiles, unique fingerprints (antidetect browser or separate VM/user agent per account), and residential/mobile proxies to avoid pattern bans. Rotate logins, mimic normal browsing, and mix genuine engagement with promotion to avoid mod attention.
 
What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

Looking for help
Find the subreddit that contains potential clients, use your accounts to open a conversation and mention your business within the conversation, easy
 
What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

Looking for help
Multi-accounts, smart text and have a product that solves an issue
 
If you’re running 10–20 Reddit accounts, the key is keeping them separated, unique mobile proxies for each account, isolated browser profiles, and natural activity before promoting anything. Warm them up by posting and commenting in relevant subs for a few weeks. When taking over an old sub, keep some of the existing theme and transition slowly to the new topic so you don’t lose the current members. Sudden changes often trigger backlash or mod removal.
 
What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

Looking for help
Just follow the topic, make your comments as realistic and human as possible while promoting your product
 
Use aged accounts with unique fingerprints, rotate them with an anti-detect browser, and warm them up before heavy promotion.
 
Automod is your biggest enemy, so test posting styles before rolling out wide.
 
What would be the best setup for being able and handle 10-20 accounts, promoting a new product in different subs?
Also, taking over an old sub and re-purposing it for the new topic, are there any best practices?

Had a lot of success with commenting and upvoting the comment until deletion, but need a serious operation setup.

Looking for help
Run each account on its own browser profile + residential proxy to avoid footprints.Warm them up slowly with natural posting before pushing promos.For taking over a sub, build trust with regular content, then shift topics gradually to keep members engaged
 
My setup is different, but I assume that antidetect browser+hight quality proxy should be enough for you
 
My setup is different, but I assume that antidetect browser+hight quality proxy should be enough for you
but which proxy to use for reddit? 4g changing ones i guess each for each account but it's a crazy expense.
 
For 10–20 accounts, use separate virtual environments or cloud phones with different IPs to avoid detection. For repurposing old subs, gradually post relevant content, engage authentically, and avoid spammy behavior. Always track performance and rotate accounts to maintain safety.
 
Running 10–20 Reddit accounts is doable but tricky — you’ll need aged accounts, separate browsers/proxies, and to treat each one like a “real” user (different subs, posting/commenting naturally). Straight promo gets nuked fast, so blending in with value posts first is key.

As for taking over old subs, best practice is to slowly shift the content instead of flipping it overnight — otherwise the old members revolt or report. Gradual re-branding + keeping some of the old vibe works better long-term.
 
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