Whare are your thoughts on reddit SEO ?

PurpleSnowman

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Sep 16, 2024

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• Jan 2, 2025

• #1

what do you guys think of buying reddit comments, upvotes and likes on a post where I am linking a SAAS website. Will it work ? What if I create my own sub reddit, buy members, create posts and then buy comments and upvotes ?
I know that reddit is really good for SEO, even if no direct link to the website is pasted.

Thank you guys in advance.

If someone has an ebook on reddit SEO, just send me a dm.

 

Spicy Chromosomes

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• Jan 2, 2025

• #2

Yes, it's a good strategy, but Reddit is becoming more and more strict and boring to deal with, it's easy to get banned, shadowbanned or limited, so you need to have a good setup to successfully implement this idea

 

Ganument

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• Jan 2, 2025

• #3

Just don’t rely on commenting and upvoting. Try creating your own subreddit and grow it using the methods shared here.

 

natsuko

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• Jan 7, 2025

• #4

Buying Reddit comments, upvotes, and likes can give your posts a temporary boost, but it comes with risks. Reddit is quite good at detecting artificial engagement, and your account could get flagged or banned if they detect manipulation. If you create your own subreddit and buy members or engagement, it might work in the short term, but it’s not a sustainable strategy for long-term SEO. Instead, focus on organic engagement by providing valuable content that naturally resonates with users.

 

PurpleSnowman

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• Jan 8, 2025
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• #5

natsuko said:

Buying Reddit comments, upvotes, and likes can give your posts a temporary boost, but it comes with risks. Reddit is quite good at detecting artificial engagement, and your account could get flagged or banned if they detect manipulation. If you create your own subreddit and buy members or engagement, it might work in the short term, but it’s not a sustainable strategy for long-term SEO. Instead, focus on organic engagement by providing valuable content that naturally resonates with users.

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can you send me some articles/ebooks where I can read more about this ?

 

DerangedWolf

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• Jan 8, 2025

• #6

You will need multiple accounts if you want consistent results. But it's definitely possible

 

O

oriley

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• Jan 9, 2025

• #7

but, the seo for forum such as reddit is increasingly attract traffic now

 

Noah3

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• Jan 9, 2025

• #8

Yes, I think it's a good strategy, because reddit has simply skyrocketed in the Google SERP and if you can own a subreddit and talk about topics related to your SaaS, you'll rank for many keyword.

 

SUPREME.LEADER

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• Jan 9, 2025

• #9

Yes, it can work, but Reddit’s strict moderation makes it tricky. Make sure your setup is solid and everything looks organic to avoid bans or shadowbans.

 

RestingGlitchFace

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• Jan 9, 2025

• #10

It can definitely work, but as you've seen others say, Reddits moderation has become very tedious to deal with. Try making a subreddit and growing it naturally, might be worth the time investment.