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Bringing this back up!
Bringing this back up!
Any discount available?
Ofcourse it isIt's already heavily discounted.
I heard Reddit traffic is hard to convert!
Reddit allows for commercial threads?
No reviews? Someone try it
I'm manually building good reputation for my Reddit account - collecting karma everyday, posting good content/comments, and focusing on my niche (subreddit). Planning to eventually promote products after I've connected with the community. If this fails, then a valuable lesson for the newbie me. Might try this tutorial if I don't get favorable results somehow. Won't give up on Reddit, can't deny its a traffic goldmine.
Reddit looks interesting and its great you found a strategy, but will the up and coming changes have an impact on your strategy...will it still be valid 6 months from now?
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/06/29/how-reddit-plans-to-make-money-through-advertising.html
Article basically explains the potential reddit has got in terms of ad revenue, which at the moment they don't realize its full potential. Advertisers dont like that all these subreddits are beyond reddits control and could contain discussions or content they dont want their brand associated with. Since BIG money (we are talking billions) tends to change things. I bet reddit in a year from now won’t be the same. They have got advertisers and investors to please so it will be sweeped clean and some changes will happen.
Hi, interested in this book.
Just wondering what kind of websites I should be set up to monetize the best using ur reddit methods?
Did anyone buy this ebook? what ur review for it? Thanks a lot
Does this Reddit course cover the power of community...I am part of a community of people talking about $3k+ active people willing to promote each other's posts for promoting technology based products. How do you see me making use of the community to add that virality factor to all the products that we help brand. Now, I am aware of the Reddit Skype groups where people used to upvote each other's posts but that strategy seems to be going downhill from what I see on the forum as people tend to become inactive, but with us it's not the case and I believe I have an upper hand because the community wants exposure and I do not want Reddit to screw our marketing as we are also going to upvote on the stuff...what do you reckon?
It's like I want to take Reddit by storm and we want to invade Reddit like never beforeand I am damn serious when I say that!