What’s everyone using for influencer marketing on Reddit?

[No-Garbage-3406]

If you want authentic reviews, Reddit’s a great place. Shout helps brands connect with people who are already active here.

[Worldly_Boss_6314]

Reddit is less the place for influencer marketing due to the nature of the platform, the emphasis on authenticity and the high sensativity to any content that smells like an ad or is pushing a specific product over another. I have yet to come across a “Reddit influencer” that actually monitizes their work on this platform.

[Key-Boat-7519]

Building campaigns on Reddit works when you mix a scraper with community time. I pull prospect lists with Brandwatch’s Influence dashboard, vet handles inside Heepsy for off-Reddit reach, then queue comments and track threads through Pulse for Reddit to stay native. Keep budgets tiny, send sample codes, and ask for honest posts rather than polished ads. Pairing those three with honest participation still drives most of my Reddit wins.

[Ivan_Palii]

Considering how many people are anonymous on Reddit, I have doubts somebody will create an influencer marketing tool for Reddit. Plus most of the activity happen in subreddits not on personal accounts.

[DesignerAnnual5464]

I’ve seen people use Shout to find creators here. Most brands still go with direct outreach in subreddits though.

[Anxious-Geek92]

Influencer marketing can be unpredictable if you’re just guessing which creators will resonate with your audience. I’ve been using Predis.ai to track engagement trends and see which content styles perform best. It really helps in picking the right influencers and planning campaigns that actually work. Eager to know what others are upto?