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bugatti chiron

that's fine if you are optimizing for conversions. you can work on hook/hold rates, ctr % to get it down more

it has always been working, it's all about your creatives and offer, everything else is just coping for bad ads.

its got its pros and cons, its harder to sell a $150+ aov offer, but can be better long term. If you are thinking like in ecom space, don't go below $50 is my advice, cpms are high, $50-$100 is probably the sweet spot for starting out.

Buying 3-4 accounts with some karma, sfw

Banning the user wont delete the post though

Just contacted the op who made the post and got him to remove for $$$$ :D

Did you try upvoting the post a lot and then reporting it for vote manipulation?

What did you do in the end OP?

Yes I understand this, not the point of my post.

For example why doesn't Facebook do something about it? Is it just that irrelevant to them or they can't/are dumb. After reading the forum for a bit I think there is a possibility that some methods directly damage FB & Google user experience? Correct me if I'm wrong. -Not trying to enforce...

how

Responding to it would help a little; but it's not ideal. There must be something else.

Thought about 3 options now: Contact the person that created the post and offer money for removal Find a mod in the specific subreddit and pay him maybe to remove?? But hard Buy fake reddit accounts and spam that post to drown out the undesired outcome.

Have you found a solution OP?

Context: I have an ecommerce brand and there are a few reddit posts bashing on my brand and I would benefit a lot if they somehow get removed.