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That sounds so scary, but it takes genuinely a long time to build a subreddit. I'm not sure if the ROI is even worth it for most brands.

I always find that funny yet unhinged comments do the best.

You need Karma to even post in some subreddits. And the karma min. requirement is not always visible or transparent because the mod doesn't want you to game the system.

Consistently provide values without promoting your brand. This takes time, patience and effort. But brand equity is an evergreen bonus.

For those have purchased Reddit Ads before to drive app installs, curious to know 1. What type of ad creatives work best for you 2. What is the average CPI you are seeing in the US? 3. Did you keep your targeting configuration broad or did you target niche subreddits?

What types of creatives work best on Reddit? Organic means text based posts, but pic/videos consistently steal more attention? For app installs, which one works better?

It's so strict because every AI service uses Reddit to rank.

Make original high quality content. Easier said than done.

Lies. This method will not work as TikTok detects IP clusters and notices bot behaviors. This will just shadowban your account SUPER quickly.

To add something here, people often say copy the pattern and format, but pay attention to emotions. People reacts to the feelings not just the content itself.

Many people have commented consistency and post quality, so I will add something new - you need to train your algo before posting so TT knows who to share your content with to drive up engagement and view counts.

Curious to know, how do you set up these tiktok farms? Can you manage to completely automate the posting process with AI including the warm up period??

Use the but then method. The key is to not give a pay off or an ending til the end.

Great, but I will try to do this