gojiberry AI · B2B · LinkedIn lead finder and outreach tool
Warm up each Reddit account for 7-14 days with comments before posting
Founder says it keeps accounts safe; no ban numbers
Workedcommunity
What they did
Run one Reddit account per browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari). Never create a new Reddit account with a brand-new email (that combo gets banned right away). Add a profile picture, link the SaaS in the bio, and turn on the setting that hides your post history so visitors don't see you always talking about one product. For the first 7-14 days only comment and upvote to build karma; then start posting, then marketing. Skip subreddits that forbid promotion (e.g. r/ycombinator).
What happened
Accounts stay safe enough to keep posting
- Stage
- Early (first customers)
- Effort
- 3 accounts, 7-14 day warm-up each
“You need one account per browser. So, for example, I have one account on Chrome, one account on Mozilla, one account on Safari, and that's more than enough to keep it safe.”
“So if you do the combo new email plus new Reddit account, you will get banned right away.”
“Step three, for the first 7 to 14 days, don't even think of doing marketing. You will just post comments, you will upvote. This will warm up your account and get you the first karma.”
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