"Reddit Ads are cheap because CPC is low" — debunked This week on Reddit marketing, a paid-side misread corrected: — [Tool] Low cost-per-click on Reddit Ads is real, but conversion intent is often low…
Myth: "You need to be famous to run an AMA" This week on Reddit marketing, an AMA gatekeeping myth, busted: — [Tactic] Niche subs run "expert AMAs" from working specialists, not celebrities — a freigh…
"High karma means your post sells" — debunked This week on Reddit marketing, a vanity-metric correction: — [Tactic] Karma gates access (lets you post past AutoMod), but it does not boost ranking or pe…
Myth: "Crosspost to every relevant sub for reach" This week on Reddit marketing, a reach tactic that reads as spam: — [Rule-change] Posting the same link across many subs in a short window is a classi…
"Post clean, then edit your link in later" — debunked This week on Reddit marketing, an old loophole that's now a liability: — [Rule-change] AutoMod can run on edits, and many subs flag posts edited t…
Myth: "A few bought upvotes kickstart the algorithm" This week on Reddit marketing, a paid-boost belief that does the opposite: — [Rule-change] Reddit's anti-manipulation systems detect vote rings and…
