Reddit - How has it affected your traffic?

ITMDB · Oct 5, 2015

Firstly do you using Reddit as a source of traffic?

Secondly, Hows it been doing for you?

In my case, in one week my traffic spike 25% from a post I made on Reddit, I was lucky enough to receive multiple upvotes.

How do you use it in terms of marketing?

javaprofessionals · Oct 5, 2015

Reddit is link building sites some error for this sites day of end then 1 link SBM for this sites many link SBM for error will be display i think so for my suggetion traffic will be improve but error will be display.

ITMDB · Oct 5, 2015

Sorry, not sure what you mean when you say an error will be displayed?

ITMDB · Oct 5, 2015

Thanks for that Alex, ill give them a read.

Did you receive any traffic spikes when posting a link on Reddit? Or was the spikes not large enough to warrant the time you spent?

ITMDB · Oct 5, 2015

Its interesting, perhaps the website niche plays a factor? I haven't received as much traffic from Facebook and Twitter on this blog. Reddit is almost my biggest source of traffic

SIG · Oct 16, 2015

I have a tip for you OP.

Join Skype groups focusing on Reddit up-voting your link. It's simple, you join a such Skype group, first you upvote other peoples links, and then they return the favor, it's effective and easy.

To stay under the Reddit radar, you must post other links too, from other authority sites, like Mashable, news sites, funny images, gifs in order to gain Karma.

RenderedElite · Oct 17, 2015

I write for a gaming website and every time I publish an article I go to reddit and submit it to the gaming section. The traffic is basically a hit or miss, as sometimes I get a few views and sometimes the article ends up with hundreds or even thousands.

It can be difficult to please the Reddit community and they are quick to shoot you down if you look like spam, so make sure you're actively sharing other links as well.

Sheldon Allen · Oct 17, 2015

When you post your link, your Title must be interesting to attract the community.

seoking · Oct 20, 2015

Reddit provide nofollow links, but they provide quality traffic that will assist you to improve your website views.

ezmob · Oct 24, 2015

If you're already posting to reddit you can add our ad unit which will show as soon as a user is redirected to your website

Dewlance · Oct 24, 2015

I was using it but most of time mods remove my content so start posting my content in right section and get good traffic on my site.

Thanks that you mention reddit, I will use it again within next few days.

DaveK · Nov 20, 2015

I found reddit too difficult for long term traffic. Their users are unforgiving, moderators like to ban repeated / unknown / new domain submissions. On good days I was able to go viral a few times, only to get my domain banned because "it's not reputable enough". Sigh.

Alex the Lion · Nov 24, 2015

Reddit can be an amazing source of traffic if you genuinely provide value and help the community there with your content. However, redditors do not appreciate being marketed too and will downvote any attempts into oblivion.

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