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I also had a fairly solid experience with a Reddit ad. My main problem came in that the first 48 hours (out of 96) that I ran the ad were great. A ton of impre
by tibbon 17y ago
I also had a fairly solid experience with a Reddit ad.
My main problem came in that the first 48 hours (out of 96) that I ran the ad were great. A ton of impressions, comments and traffic. Yet the last 48 hours or so I got almost no impressions or clicks on it. For anyone at Reddit I can provide my account information (its all under 'tibbon') for you to see what I'm talking about.
What I personally took away from it was that you should run your ad for two days, and then not run similar again for a month or so.
- jedberg 17y ago> What I personally took away from it was that you should run your ad for two days, and then not run similar again for a month or so. Yeah, we try to tell people that. The problem is that once someone acts on your ad, we don't show it to them again. So your impressions are expected to drop off rapidly. We need to do a better job of communicating that.
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