I'm trying to build up my Reddit account and my goal is to reach around 1,000 comment karma within the next 2-3 days. I'm not looking to spam or break any rules. I want to do it the right way by posting helpful and relevant comments.
For those who've grown their comment karma quickly:
Which...
For a long time we focused mostly on Google SEO and social media, but a few months ago we started putting real effort into Reddit. Instead of dropping links, we joined relevant communities, answered questions, and shared useful content.
The interesting part was that the traffic converted much...
We picked one small project and started participating in a few niche subreddits just to see what would happen. No big strategy, just regular participation and answering questions when we could.
The amount of traffic wasn't massive, but the quality surprised us. Now we're thinking about using...
When I first started using Reddit, I thought following the subreddit rules was enough.
Later, I realized there were many small things that were not written anywhere, like timing, account history, posting style, and how different communities react to the same type of content.
What is one Reddit...
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Hey everyone,
Been dealing with a frustrating issue and looking for advice from people who have been through this.
my home ip got flagged by reddit at some point so I cant use it for any accounts. i have been purchasing aged reddit accounts and logging into them through residential proxies via...
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Facing an issue where my Reddit posts are getting removed or accounts are getting banned from some subreddits even though trying to follow the posted rules. I am trying to understand what experienced Reddit users look at when diagnosing this.
Could it be account trust, posting patterns...
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With so much sponsored content and AI generated information everywhere then I feel like genuine discussions are becoming harder to find.
Reddit still has communities where people share real experiences both positive and negative.
Do you think Reddit is becoming more valuable because...
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I originally started looking at Reddit just as another way to get traffic but ended up finding something more useful which is real user problems and conversations.
The way people explain their issues, ask questions and share opinions gave me better ideas for content, products and...
Hi everyone,
I have noticed something strange recently.
Some of my older Reddit accounts have decent karma, account age and a clean posting history but their new posts are struggling to get traction. At the same time, I have seen newer accounts get much better engagement on similar content.
I...
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Seeing something unusual and wondering if anyone else has experienced it. I manage several Reddit accounts that post in different communities and niches.
None of them have violations, removals or warning messages but over the last few weeks engagement has dropped across almost all of them...
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I am running into an issue where my Reddit account keeps getting shadowbanned.
Sometimes my posts go through but get no visibility and other times they don't show up in communities at all without any warning.
Not sure what was triggering it but could be posting behavior, account age or...
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I have seen that Reddit is very strict when it comes to sharing links and many posts get removed quickly and i am trying to understand how people actually promote their websites or content without getting flagged as spam.
Do you usually build karma first, focus on comments or post without...
I am still learning how reddit works. Today my question is for those who have built established accounts, what was the most effective way to gain karma and become active in communities?
Some reddit accounts seem to build karma, engagement, and trust naturally, while others struggle to get any visibility. What do you think makes the biggest difference?
Recently noticed that many new Reddit accounts get posts removed or accounts flagged very quickly. What do you think is the biggest mistake beginners usually make when starting on Reddit?
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