Has anyone tried CPA + reddit?
- Thread starter Noah123
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- Sep 10, 2023
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Reddit is quite sensitive to CPA-style advertising, so you have to choose "natural, less spam niches", for example tech tools, gaming, finance tips, or personal productivity.
The key is to "join the real community" first, avoid spamming direct links; useful content + soft CTA is much more effective.
Test each small subreddit first, track CTR/CR to find a profitable but still safe niche.
The key is to "join the real community" first, avoid spamming direct links; useful content + soft CTA is much more effective.
Test each small subreddit first, track CTR/CR to find a profitable but still safe niche.
Dunyahayine
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Reddit performs well in niches where people actively discuss topics gaming tech, health and finance usually get good engagement.
Experiment with a few campaigns to find what clicks.
Experiment with a few campaigns to find what clicks.
tumanskii
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i can show you, we use aff links for casinos, betting and crypto websites.
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CPA on reddit can work but it's tricky. You need to provide value first.
Giuseppe2345
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can you show me too? for these types of niches, are you still able to link anything? or it's just more of soft CTA and DMs?
tumanskii
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sure
But I`m a new person here
can I put links right here and dont violate local rules?
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CPA campaigns on Reddit perform best when the offer matches active niche communities and the approach adds value instead of spamming
tumanskii
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I focus on adding real value first by engaging in discussions sharing insights or creating helpful content then gradually introduce links where the sub allows it or use subtle call to actions in comments
tumanskii
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It's a great basic strategy, but really hard to scale, no?
Aldous Huxley
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I doubt it. You probably work for an affiliate network and you look for idiots.
tumanskii
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no, i dont push anyone to do this
and i`m totaly not into aff net. just saying, that i can show the examples of how we do it for our clients
Giuseppe2345
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I sent you a DM. maybe you can send them there? thanks!
Aldous Huxley
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No network ever pushed its affiliates. They just overpromise and then affiliates invest by themselves time and money to promote the offers.
I can make a fake journey saying that I am making money with X affiliate program and some people will fall for it and try promoting it. It's an easy way to get traffic for a product that doesn't sell well.
DroidFarmer
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you need stable clean tech set up + nice funnels. direct advertising = ban. i am just starting first two accounts now but here on forum is ton of gold info about reddit
tumanskii
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Sorry, I've missed the moment when I try to engage someone to promote any product. I say that we work with the aff link for our client, and it is possible. so, please, stop blaming me for things I didn't make.
And i agree with you -Aff Networks are not really pleasant guys.