Introduction: Why Account Warmup Matters
Creating a trusted and effective platform for promoting your content requires strategy and preparation. Platforms like Reddit evaluate user behavior to determine authenticity. Warming up an account builds credibility, improves engagement, and reduces the risk of bans or shadowbans.
This guide will walk you through the phases of account warmup, focusing on establishing trust and avoiding pitfalls. After buying an account from the marketplace you can follow this guide.
Phase 1: Preparation to set up the phone
You must read and follow these instructions exactly. If you don’t, the account may get banned quickly — especially if you’ve had a shadowbanned account before, as Reddit will link them together.
- Every Reddit account should be tied to its own device
- Do not reuse phones or reset them unless you know how to fully spoof device identifiers.
- Avoid emulators or rooted devices — real hardware has the highest trust score
- Reddit tracks Device ID, Android ID, and Advertising ID
Phase 2: Using High-Quality Proxies for browsing and posting
To reduce the risk of account bans, always use mobile proxies from reliable providers. We suggest private providers who have a good reputation and use physical sim cards. To add a proxy on a phone you can use Shadowrocket
Why Mobile Proxies?
Mobile proxies rotate IPs frequently, mimicking real user behavior and making them less likely to be blacklisted
- Avoid free or low-quality proxies; opt for trusted providers
- Match the proxy country with the account’s origin.
- Rotate IPs every 5 minutes to avoid detection.
- Avoid sites like iproyal which are overused and have a low quaily pool of proxies
Step 3: Log In and Warm Up Slowly
- After logging in, do nothing for 24 hours.
- Then:
- Day 2–4: make 2–4 comments per day, upvote a little, scroll and follow subreddits.
- Day 4+: begin posting, starting with SFW subs and slowly increasing the posting
- Full warm-up guide should span 7–10 days minimum
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