[Testing] Trying to rank Reddit threads using backlinks

[TechEinstien]

GSA will definitely do some good.

 

[Beklink]

Interesting, GSA links will probably help with this
Make sure to update on your results

 

[dlyhai]

Awesome reddit ranking test, want to try

 

[dawoodkhan97]

I'm waiting on the gigs that I placed for the threads. They havent been completed yet

 

[adrtian41]

Any update after

UPDATE: Bought 10K GSA blast for three threads 3, 5 and 7 from Legiit

Update ?

 

[p67]

How is this going? I have a few threads that I would love to get to appear in google searches. I try to reword the threads and post them multiple times in hopes google can pick one of them up

 

[dawoodkhan97]

UPDATE: The GSA blast and social signals gig have been delivered but so far no improvements in the ranking

How is this going? I have a few threads that I would love to get to appear in google searches. I try to reword the threads and post them multiple times in hopes google can pick one of them up

I think a big part in the ranking factor is how fast and how much engagement you get when posting the thread

 

[Gorsko]

I've been wanting to test the same thing, you just made my life easier, keep up the good work and keep us updated, subscribed.

 

[Pavilion]

Imho internal links are enough. External links may also add some juice but don't spam

 

[dawoodkhan97]

Imho internal links are enough. External links may also add some juice but don't spam

No, they're not. I've tested it and it hasnt done anything so far

 

[asadmrida]

Very interested

 

[ZeroDayHunter]

Interesting experiment! Have you tried focusing on subreddits with a more engaged audience, even if they're smaller? Quality over quantity might make a difference.

 

[dawoodkhan97]

UPDATE TIME: So after purchasing multiple gigs and trying them on the threads, I have some good news

Thread 1: Has started to rank for keywords and generate traffic
What I've done so far on it:
1) Bought a gig on Fiverr that said this "I will do high da contextual ******** white hat SEO backlinks". These were just trash imo.
2) I own 3 SaaS based domains and all are super clean with no blackhat tactics. All three have above DR 60
3) High no of upvotes and comments

Thread 3: Now this one has started to blowup and I think will rank for more keywords in the coming days

What I've done so far on it:
1) Bought a gig on Fiverr for 500 blog comments
2) Same thing here with my 3 SaaS based domains. All three have above DR 60
3) GSA backlinks blast from Legiit
4) High no of upvotes and comments

My take on both threads:
>> I think the biggest differentiating factor between thread 1 and 3 could be the whitehat backlinks that I built using my 3 high DR sites. I didn't build these backlinks on the other threads. And so far none of the threads have any rankings. Will keep you guys posted of any changes in traffic

Interesting experiment! Have you tried focusing on subreddits with a more engaged audience, even if they're smaller? Quality over quantity might make a difference.

Yeah thats a good point

 

[lokasz]

yo very interested in this, what happened to, did you rank at least in the up 20 results?

 

[natsuko]

Ever tested embedding these Reddit threads in YouTube descriptions or Medium posts?

 

[dawoodkhan97]

Ever tested embedding these Reddit threads in YouTube descriptions or Medium posts?

Its worth trying I guess. Posting on Medium, Quora, Linkedin and other such sites

 

[dafrallah]

Do you have any update regarding this method ?

 

[growth_kxfp]

More than 200

how you manage to handle 200 at the same time? how many IPs you used

 

[rocknlight]

Nice test ,Following

 

[dawoodkhan97]

Do you have any update regarding this method ?

Thread 1 and 3 are still stable based on what I reported in my last update
Rest of the threads have no rankings so far

how you manage to handle 200 at the same time? how many IPs you used

We have a complex system and automations in place to handle all these accs
It's not simply just using an anti detection browser and static proxies