Upvote requirements?

TNgyuen

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Hi. I have a working upvoting bot for reddit. Final step is to find the sweet spot in order to find the accounts which should do the actual upvoting. Right now i havent gotten any luck, since the upvotes slowly vanishes after a few hrs. Do i really need to buy tons of +2K karma accounts + aged ones, and load them into my bot before i can make use of the upvotes? Or is aged, verified + karma accounts fine? (doesnt seem to work)

Any advice is much appreciated!
 
For my purposes, I bought 150 accounts with an age of 1 month and organically made them a karma comment from 50. That was enough.
 
How many accounts are you currently working with? Are you testing on a subreddit with 0 outside traffic?
 
How many accounts are you currently working with? Are you testing on a subreddit with 0 outside traffic?
I will try to answer in detail.

I produce models on OF. I think that an approach with its own infrastructure is more beneficial than buying a service on the market. But it's very difficult, especially when you delve into everything from scratch.


The main task: To increase the coverage of views of model publications on NWFS SubReddits.

The strategy of promoting the model's account: To increase the organic subscribers to the model's account by posting content on SubReddits to 500 thousand subscribers.

I currently have 150 accounts for Upvote, each has its own proxy and each is supported by managers on a daily basis. (comments, posts).

But, I need 50 Upvotes per post so that the posts of the models fall into the top 10.



I didn't understand a bit what zero external traffic means. Tell me?
 
I didn't understand a bit what zero external traffic means. Tell me?

If you post on a big subreddit, your competitors are using bots to downvote you. So to test your upvoting, you need to test on a smaller subreddit where your competitors don't see your posts. Also, position is more important than number of upvotes showing. Reddit does tricks (vote fuzzing) to hide the real number of upvotes. So you should test on smaller subs and just make sure you are climbing position over other posts when you upvote. If you are climbing position, worry less about the number of votes.
 
If you post on a big subreddit, your competitors are using bots to downvote you. So to test your upvoting, you need to test on a smaller subreddit where your competitors don't see your posts. Also, position is more important than number of upvotes showing. Reddit does tricks (vote fuzzing) to hide the real number of upvotes. So you should test on smaller subs and just make sure you are climbing position over other posts when you upvote. If you are climbing position, worry less about the number of votes.
Thanks a lot for the recommendation
 
Wow, and you re having it all manual? U must have big costs :))
I have a 700 Accounts farm, for the same purpose as you do but everything fully automated
 
Wow, and you re having it all manual? U must have big costs :))
I have a 700 Accounts farm, for the same purpose as you do but everything fully automated
No, the costs are small, if compared with the market value of Upvote, I can sell a monthly subscription for 15'000 Upvote 6 times cheaper.

Unfortunately, I do not yet know how to automate the process of recruiting karma and supporting accounts so that they have weight for a long period of time. If you share your knowledge, I will be grateful to you.

How often do you have to change accounts because of bans?
How long does an account live on average?
 
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