Reddit is a failed social media platform

Reddit has buyers also but the conversion rate and EPC is lower than other platforms. Also, building a funnel and then advertising your stuff is better than direct to product links.
 
How will the eyeballs eventually convert if they don't have purchasing power in the first place?
I think that you don't understand the concept of "purchasing powering" fully.

You clearly have no context for professional advertisers & how they think when it comes to campaigns.
When you learn how pro advertisers think, you'll rethink your stance on my understanding of such concepts
 
The only thing I like about Reddit is automod. It makes moderation a breeze.

No other platform offers such a tool to moderate your community.

What I don't like about Reddit are toxicity and biasedness.

Sometimes people go out of their way to ruin your day.

Also, the community is often biased, which encourages toxicity even more.
 
all of these are good reasons why Reddit isn't a great platform but does that mean it has or will fail necessarily ?
 
Reddit has buyers also but the conversion rate and EPC is lower than other platforms. Also, building a funnel and then advertising your stuff is better than direct to product links.
How do you do build a funnel like that? Do you have some guide? I'd test this myself but it's always better to know ins and outs from experienced people before starting.
 
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