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Now, let's talk about Reddit so you can also check some more in the expert interviews about that.

But the history of Reddit Reddit slogan claims that they are the front page of the Internet and they

aren't very far off.

Would one point five billion visits from May, twenty nineteen to May, twenty twenty Reddit might just

live up to its description.

Reddit is another college originated social media site, and it's a very special one at that and focuses

entirely on community benefit.

In fact, Reddit users will ferociously attack you for spamming link bait or dumping promotional links

on their boards, which are called subprojects.

But if editors like what they see, they can easily drive enough traffic to your site to crash it.

You shouldn't take a Reddit traffic storm lightly to key factors that helped Reddit grow to such a massive

platform are a maze.

Ask me anything and their voting feature users can upvote and downvote entries, links and comments.

The most popular and helpful submissions always show up on top Reddit rewards or punishes accounts with

karma, which they display separately for links and text posts.

This way, users don't have to dig through tons of content before finding ones good.

They can see what's popular right at their first glimpse.

The platform took off when celebrities started doing Amus during amay.

Celebrities hang around on the platform for a while and answer users questions like people who have

done Amys include Barack Obama, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tim Ferriss, David Copperfield and even Bill

Gates.

Now, quick context.

Reddit is tough to crack.

You can't use it as another distribution channel and just submit a link.

Every time you publish something on your blog, you have to be present.

You have to communicate and provide value to fellow editors without asking for anything.

First, submit funny and helpful links for a while just to build up your karma and then refer back to

your content, but only do so where it's appropriate.

And be sure to make the links a side note rather than the entire content of the post.

For example, the E brand Findlay was able to generate twenty thousand dollars in sales using read correctly.

Now very, very important are to read it.

Marketing fails, read it mostly hates marketers.

It's not necessarily the fault of marketers.

So Reddit is just a unique community.

They don't like people who are too blatant in their marketing and they don't like businesses trying

to be pushy for no reason.

Even some of the top businesses have made massive mistakes.

On Reddit, the CEO of a large outdoor gear retail chain started an email on Reddit hoping to generate

brand awareness.

However, that's not completely how it went down.

And I'm not going to elaborate further, but you can imagine how the meme industry took over.

So what's the point?

Be careful what you post on Reddit.

Take some time to understand the audience before you start using the platform to advertise and market.

Once you do understand, read, understood.

The platform represents a well of marketing potential that you don't want to be able to pass up on.