A2:
1. Do your research first; every subreddit is different.
2. Make sure you *actually* know what you're talking about first; you can't fake it 'til you make it when you're talking to people with deep expertise in a niche area
3. Exclusions > Inclusions
1/2
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1. Do your research first; every subreddit is different.
2. Make sure you *actually* know what you're talking about first; you can't fake it 'til you make it when you're talking to people with deep expertise in a niche area
3. Exclusions > Inclusions
1/2
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A2.2:
4. Focus on adding value, not selling stuff -- you don't need to beat people over the head who are already interested.
5. Remember Reddit has a different intent level than search or display or social. Treat it more like @Quora, less like FB
4. Focus on adding value, not selling stuff -- you don't need to beat people over the head who are already interested.
5. Remember Reddit has a different intent level than search or display or social. Treat it more like @Quora, less like FB
A2.3
6. If you're going to invest in Reddit (or Quora, for that matter), it's not a hit-it-and-quit-it kinda thing. Be ready to commit the time + talent to be part of a community.
7. Don't expect Reddit ads to pay off in a month or 2 -- remember intent levels.
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6. If you're going to invest in Reddit (or Quora, for that matter), it's not a hit-it-and-quit-it kinda thing. Be ready to commit the time + talent to be part of a community.
7. Don't expect Reddit ads to pay off in a month or 2 -- remember intent levels.
#SEMRushChat
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