Reddit + eCommerce

reddit ads is supposedly garbage, too many scrapers scraping and crawling the site that a lot of bots click your ad (I remember some guy proving it was about 1% I think? maybe 5% of clicks were actual humans)
 
I just started a campaign in a local subreddit for a vacation rental. we'll see how this goes. personally i don't see any reason why they wouldn't be just as effective, if not moreso, than fb and google ppc ads.

as long as you advertise on subreddits that are super relevant to your product and talk like a redditor, i don't see why you wouldn't get clicks from real people.
 
I just started a campaign in a local subreddit for a vacation rental. we'll see how this goes. personally i don't see any reason why they wouldn't be just as effective, if not moreso, than fb and google ppc ads.

as long as you advertise on subreddits that are super relevant to your product and talk like a redditor, i don't see why you wouldn't get clicks from real people.
How's your advertising campaign going?
 
reddit ads is supposedly garbage, too many scrapers scraping and crawling the site that a lot of bots click your ad (I remember some guy proving it was about 1% I think? maybe 5% of clicks were actual humans)

This.

On reddit you should post your content to related subreddits, their paid ads are bad.
 
We could not spend our budget on a test reddit campaign in June, 2023, for an ecommerce site. Did not work. Would not recommend.
 
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