harmananders
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I’m spinning up some fresh Reddit accounts for content and traffic experiments, but I know Reddit isn’t exactly friendly to new users especially when it comes to links or promos.
Tips for New Reddit Accounts? Avoiding Bans & Building Karma?
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tidderautomate
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- Dec 4, 2024
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it is how you setup your anty browsers, get a realistic user agent, build cookies on it, not only cookies, indexeddb, app storation,session storage
as if you use an old computer
as if you use an old computer
- Jul 4, 2020
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I highly recommend you check out this thread
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/
tidderautomate
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very good simple to follow guide
- Mar 21, 2013
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Gotta warm them up. Go to main subs and post something that goes along with the hivemind to earn karma. You need both types of karma. Some antispam bots watch your comment karma as well
kokura
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Understatement of the year, if your accounts are not properly warmed or the fingerprint isn’t handled correctly (clean IP, organic user behavior) your account’s will be banned into oblivion.
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Use an isolated profile, clean IP and let the account "breathe" for a few days before posting.
Start by commenting on popular posts, no links at first.
Focus on karma in the comments, then move on to the posts.
Avoid repeating patterns between accounts.
Mobile proxies work better than residential ones for me.
Post like a real person, not like a bot trying to push links.
After about 100 karma points, things can start to improve.
Start by commenting on popular posts, no links at first.
Focus on karma in the comments, then move on to the posts.
Avoid repeating patterns between accounts.
Mobile proxies work better than residential ones for me.
Post like a real person, not like a bot trying to push links.
After about 100 karma points, things can start to improve.