[Test] Reddit and Traffic (and Easy Karma)

Hello what kind of a post can you give me a tip please

referral said:

which subreddits do you usually use?

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Yoruldumbaba said:

Hello what kind of a post can you give me a tip please

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I used worldnews subreddit.

Did you just copy a news from another site and published it?
Did you delete every link after 72 hours from reddit?

The problem is reddit traffic has a very high bounce rate.

praetserge said:

I used worldnews subreddit.

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Can you give a sample?

Yoruldumbaba said:

Can you give a sample?

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A sample of my post? I deleted it long ago.
Just see what people post on worldnews.

Reddit traffic isn’t great for monetization ime.

I do what you did here and a few other methods to get traffic from Reddit using websites that post niche specific news/entertaining posts. I monetize the “news” websites with my own product which is sold on my e-commerce websites. I have to use the straw man news websites as a way to funnel Reddit traffic to my ecom websites. If I don’t and I post from my ecom websites I always get banned for “being a spam bot.” Reddit is so dumb.

Anyway, I think about .5 - 1% of the traffic using this method winds up converting. And my product is highly relevant/desirable to these people. The news is also very relevant to the product.

I still do it because I feel like traffic is always a good thing whether they buy or not!

interesting post may i know Wich types of domain you use i mean free or paid?

Zombie Pop said:

I still do it because I feel like traffic is always a good thing whether they buy or not!

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That was my point... traffic is better than no traffic. So I was testing.

TOR SEO said:

interesting post may i know Wich types of domain you use i mean free or paid?

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.com domain... established site as well.

praetserge said:

I used worldnews subreddit.

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oh.. I'm surprise r/worldnews allows any "news sites" to post onto them

referral said:

oh.. I'm surprise r/worldnews allows any "news sites" to post onto them

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yup... just spend some time there and you'll see some "unknown" sites.