Have you tried or considered Reddit Ads?

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If you did, was it positive? What are the tips and pitfalls to avoid?

Tornike Phkhovelishvili · Accepted Answer

I tried it a few times, + I tried to hire a 'growth guy' who tried to produce viral posts on specific subreddits.

1. ADs - I had a like 0.12-0.14$ per click rate, which I assume is not bad. Also, I am unsure how 'worthy' the traffic is because my analytics still sucks, and I am inefficiently tracking it.

2. Viral posts - well, 2 posts got huge engagement, like 100 comments. But the way the post was written is that it had a 'hidden' ad inside, which is not the best method of marketing. Overall, not worth it.

Mohcine Heddi · Answer

@tornike_phkhovelishvili curious to know in a which subreddits did you post the viral posts ?

Tornike Phkhovelishvili · Answer

@make_mhe I think it was r/entrepreneur

Mohcine Heddi · Answer

@tornike_phkhovelishvili got it! thanks for sharing

Mehdi Rifai · Answer

@melvin_pitts good question. Wondering about Reddit as an acquisition channel in it's globality whether it is ads or organic content.

KateT · Answer

I am really tired of all these ads, so that is why I always try to make it work for me and to avoid ads like it possible. That is why https://adlock.com/blog/blog-fre... is the best solution if you are considering to avoid ads and to perform it faster.

Have you tried or considered Reddit Ads?

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