How Should Newcomers Start Nurturing Their REDnote Accounts?

Have you noticed that your REDnote posts are only getting two-digit views recently? Are you worried that your REDnote account might have been quietly flagged as a marketing account? After the new March rules, nurturing your REDnote account has truly become a technical task.

Yesterday, I received a private message from a friend who said, "I spent three days writing a product recommendation post, but after 48 hours of publishing, it only got 23 views. Is there something wrong with my account?" This is a classic case of not nurturing the account, leading to a traffic dilemma.

Crisis Signals Under the New REDnote March Rules

If your REDnote account has recently shown any of the following symptoms, you may have stepped into a danger zone:

1. Frequently editing the same note
2. Sending non-compliant private messages
3. Publishing content that requires reporting but hasn't been reported
4. Never liking or commenting on other bloggers' posts, only wanting to harvest traffic
5. Massively reposting non-original content
6. Only posting marketing-oriented notes

Be especially cautious about point four—thinking you can grow your REDnote account without nurturing it? After the March rule update, such behavior will directly lead to your account being limited or even banned!

The Golden Formula for REDnote Account Growth

When determining an account's weight, the platform uses a simple formula:

Daily browsing time ÷ Recent number of notes = Account quality index

Imagine an account that posts five notes in a day but only spends five minutes browsing the platform. This ratio will be very low, and the platform will unhesitatingly classify it as a marketing account, and the traffic will naturally disappear.

Now you understand why some people’s REDnote operations thrive while your posts remain unnoticed, right?

The Four-Step Method for REDnote Account Growth

Want to boost your REDnote account activity? Here are some tried-and-true tips:

1. Browsing Duration: Spend at least 30 minutes daily, ideally split into morning and evening sessions.
2. Interaction Quality: Don’t just randomly like posts; read the content carefully before interacting. Be genuine with your favorites—don’t favorite too many at once.
3. Commenting Techniques: Comments should be at least 15 characters long and include emotional words (e.g., "This color is absolutely stunning!").
4. Growth Period: For new accounts, it’s recommended to nurture them consistently for 5-7 days before starting to post notes.

Don’t Let Account Growth Become a Burden

I know many REDnote operators might say, "Spending half an hour every day growing my account is too time-consuming!"

Honestly, I thought the same way when I first started operating on REDnote until I discovered Redaily, an operations tool. It automates daily account growth tasks, keeping your account active at all times while staying completely compliant with platform rules.

The best part about this tool is that it can:

• Smartly allocate intervals for browsing, liking, and commenting
• Simulate real user behavior patterns
• Customize account growth plans based on your account status
• Track changes in account activity trends

Instead of manually spending a lot of time growing your account every day, let a professional operations tool handle the basics so you can focus on creating more valuable note content.

Redaily Account Growth Tool

The Secret to REDnote Traffic Growth

Remember, REDnote account activity doesn't happen overnight. I’ve seen too many REDnote operators give up after not seeing results in the first two weeks. In reality, the 3-4 week mark is the critical period when account weight significantly improves.

Among users of Redaily, 85% saw noticeable traffic increases within 28 days. Their common traits were: consistently using the growth tool while continuously improving the quality of their notes.

For more information about REDnote operations, visit Redaily BLOG. The above content is sourced from How Should Newcomers Start Nurturing Their REDnote Accounts? Essential Tips Under the New REDnote Rules.