lurker123
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- May 17, 2020
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I've been seeing posts left and right on here claiming that Reddit is a good source of traffic. Today, I finally pushed myself to try out Reddit for marketing purposes.
Mind you, I'm not new to Reddit. I go to r/GoneWild to beat my chicken sometimes, however I hadn't used Reddit for the purpose of making money.
Anyway, I went ahead and googled reddit + my niche keywords subreddits. I found a bunch of subreddits in my niche and got lucky; let me tell you why.
After just a short time of going through posts, I found a competitor who seems to know exactly what he's doing. I copied his modus operandi, and have already received a bunch of traction from Reddit.
For those who haven't used Reddit but think about doing so: Get out of your comfort zone and do it!
Mind you, I'm not new to Reddit. I go to r/GoneWild to beat my chicken sometimes, however I hadn't used Reddit for the purpose of making money.
Anyway, I went ahead and googled reddit + my niche keywords subreddits. I found a bunch of subreddits in my niche and got lucky; let me tell you why.
After just a short time of going through posts, I found a competitor who seems to know exactly what he's doing. I copied his modus operandi, and have already received a bunch of traction from Reddit.
For those who haven't used Reddit but think about doing so: Get out of your comfort zone and do it!
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