Spent most of the last year building and testing Reddit automation infrastructure across three different approaches. Sharing the breakdown here because I see a lot of people starting from scratch and landing on the wrong layer.
Public Reddit API
The obvious starting point for anyone...
Curious to hear from people running Reddit at any kind of scale because what I've been seeing over the past year is a noticeable step change in how aggressively Reddit is targeting automated and semi automated traffic.
Pre 2024 you could run decent volume through reasonably well warmed accounts...
Going to share something I've spent the last year figuring out the hard way, because I see a lot of people in the making money space either sleeping on Reddit for OF traffic or abandoning it because they think it's too hard to scale.
Reddit converts better than almost any other organic traffic...
Been down a rabbit hole over the past year trying to figure out why every automation setup built on the public Reddit API eventually underperforms, and wanted to share what I found because I don't see this discussed much here.
The public Reddit API is rate limited, heavily monitored, and most...
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