Reddit Ads, worth it?

[unclefonzi]

I am considering running Reddit ads for my marketing, service based company.

I heard some bad things about reddit ppc.

Google has yet to give me a good ROI, so I am looking into alternatives.

 

[deppo]

Yes, it's a goldmine, you just need to be less direct because Redditors are pretty savvy.

 

[Socialmediaking07]

It depends on what are you advertising I suggest trying small tests first on reddit advertising and see what works best for you .

 

[unclefonzi]

Cheers guys, I will try it out.

 

[marko97]

Redditors are tech savvy. if its match there interest . you will get good ROI

 

[prutser]

scroll some reddit bro the ads are amazing sometimes
i see a lot are trying to make it look like a normal post
and i catch myself reading ads now and then
reddit is also a good source for organic traffic

 

[002310]

Is it worth it for sure, you just need to test around

 

[alonelywriter]

No. Not Worth it.

 

[upvote]

You'll get a lot more traction at a much lower price if you can find a creative way to organically advertise on Reddit.

 

[Good_Agency_Ads]

I tested this business for about 2 months.

I purchased 20 accounts with karma.

Signed up for 100 accounts myself;

In the end I failed.

But I still think it's a big piece of cake and it's for people who are rich in patience, energy and money.

When it's once up and running, maybe you can go traveling around the world.

 

[AZ Agency]

Try it to see if it suits your type of business

 

[bitpr0]

Reddit people are super savvy

 

[PDLProfit]

Guys, I'm a marketer in CPA network and I want to try to develop reddit as one of the channels of communication with the audience. I'm already working on native mentions of my company and stuff, but I also want to try advertising on reddit.

Does anyone have any advice on where to start? I'm planning to start advertising in the next few days, so your advice will be very helpful to me!

Later I'll post my results in this source.

 

[oluwanifemijacob22]

Guys, I'm a marketer in CPA network and I want to try to develop reddit as one of the channels of communication with the audience. I'm already working on native mentions of my company and stuff, but I also want to try advertising on reddit.

Does anyone have any advice on where to start? I'm planning to start advertising in the next few days, so your advice will be very helpful to me!

Later I'll post my results in this source.

Your result bro am considering doing this

 

[natsuko]

Reddit Ads can work, but they’re very niche-specific. If your service targets a particular subreddit community, it can be effective since the audience is already engaged. However, the CTR and ROI tend to be lower compared to platforms like Google or Facebook. Start small, test different subreddits, and tweak your copy/images based on engagement.

 

[unknownliw]

If you're considering alternatives to Google Ads, testing Reddit ads with a small budget could give you insight into how it performs for your specific business.

 

[kevinpcey]

Try one ad then stop, wait 1-2 months, they will offer you free credit

 

[Vevo]

Reddit offers several ad formats, including promoted posts, display ads, and video ads, can be good for your niche audience

 

[lighteigami]

Reddit ads can be effective for niche audiences, but you may need to test and refine your targeting to achieve better ROI compared to Google PPC.

 

[seomaster5]

I am considering running Reddit ads for my marketing, service based company.

I heard some bad things about reddit ppc.

Google has yet to give me a good ROI, so I am looking into alternatives.

There are lot of bots on thag platform. Be very careful with it.