Not so sure about that.

Made couple subreddits. Will take me couple years to get decent amount of subscribers.

Thank you :thumbsup

That's the problem, I want to promote niche content in a subreddit I know will be enjoyed, but it practically forces me to wipe the watermark off the image and put my blog site watermark on so I can get some typein traffic. I don't want to do this of course, as this violates the TOS of almost every program I promote, but what other alternative is there?

What's been posted has been posted on there a million times already, and the mods are zero tolerance for affiliate sites, so I can't link to blog posts, they get downvoted every single time.

I have mixed feelings about Crakrevenue but I just want to say that I appreciate the effort which has been shown here and in general in putting out these tutorials for affiliates. I've picked up a couple little tidbits here and there from them.

their banning accounts

If you want feedback, actually publishing some stats (like a white paper) would make the series much more compelling.

Thanks you, you always been a man that stand for your opinion, and as i said few time before, we listen and take notes and try to improve our business model.

We will keep trying new things, we'll make good and bad moves.. But one sure thing is that i will make sure to continue moving forward and share what we learn with everybody that is open and positive.

And yes Damian, its in the plan to publish case studies, but again we need to find the right tone and balanced quantity of infos.
Feel free to share your experience and results, we want this educationnal serie to become a community collaboration.

Some good info, thx

That is the biggest issue with reddit. Even if you link to a page with 99% content and have a small ad at the bottom of the page they flip out and reach for the ban hammer as if they are the moral guardians of the net.

50 bump, is Julius around ?