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We got 2,4k users on 2 weeks from reddit marketing
Ever browsed Reddit and thought, “Can I market here?” You’re not alone. But fear not, fellow marketer; we at ScaleSleek discovered the secret sauce and we’re feeling generous.
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Reddit’s a maze, a jungle, a minefield! Promote yourself, and it’s like stepping on a Lego…painful and embarrassing. Redditors don’t just smell a sales pitch; they annihilate it.
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Want Reddit’s love? Give first. Share insights, tips, wisdom. Next, slide in that promotion. Make it smooth, like butter on hot toast. They gain knowledge, you gain clicks. It’s a digital dance, and everyone’s invited!
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Trennd shared 57 trends, then WHAM! Traffic heaven. SweatyStartup summarized 19 business books, slipped in a CTA, and KABOOM! A superstar post. ScaleSleek? 2.4k users, 300+ audited sites, 150+ newsletter signups in two weeks.
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“Check my podcast!” Nope, don’t do it. It’s like showing up to a black-tie event in pajamas. Offer value, then unveil your masterpiece. It’s not just about clicks and upvotes. It’s about community, engagement, and being a good internet neighbor.
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Provide substance, spark conversations, be genuine, and you’ll be Reddit’s new best friend. Reddit’s a fortress, but not impregnable. Serve knowledge like hors d’oeuvres, and watch the party begin.
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Pick the right subreddits. Engage, research, understand. Focus on quality over quantity. Content should educate, entertain, engage. Interact, reply to comments, be more than a promotional robot.
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TL;DR: Reddit is not your traditional marketing billboard. It’s a classroom, a debate club, a coffee shop conversation. Provide value, be smooth with promotion, and most importantly, be human. Like us at ScaleSleek. It’s not rocket science, but it sure feels like discovering fire!
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1 Reply
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This is not a case study.
You haven’t done anything you mentioned in this post. All you have done is spam Reddit over and over again.
Your post says to “Provide substance, spark conversations, be genuine,”. You have done none of that.
And Scalesleek is terrible. It’s one of the worst audit tools I have ever used. I get more out of simple Chrome extensions like SEO Minion or Detailed than what you will find in Scalesleek, and they are much faster.
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