Chou: Direct links in Reddit comments trigger automated bans
Jackie Chou · Growth Genius Leaks Million Dollar SEO Plan · Dec 4, 2024 · at 17:16
Jackie Chou explains tactical SEO and growth hacking methods on Reddit to drive organic traffic to AI applications without triggering spam bans.
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“Do not link to it because link automatically flags stuff on Reddit and then you're going to get your account clapped.”
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