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It's very obvious that advertisers discovered reddit for viral marketing some time ago. In the last few years the number of highly upvoted posts on /r/all that
by foepys 9y ago
It's very obvious that advertisers discovered reddit for viral marketing some time ago. In the last few years the number of highly upvoted posts on /r/all that include logos and company names increased dramatically.
It's common to find top posts titled along the lines of "My SO and I recreated our first date at <fastfood joint>" or "The store where I work wanted to burn these clothes but I saved them: <link to image with cloths from a specific designer>".
Sometimes top comments were obviously made by advertisers where someone asks for a better alternative of a product depicted in the post and another one answers only 1 minute later with high praise for another product.
I don't believe that every mention of a product is directly advertising but I noticed a steep increase of users mentioning products directly by name and model number over the time.
- TAForObvReasons 9y agoIncidentally there's a subreddit for that: https://www.reddit.com/r/HailCorporate/ https://www.reddit.com/r/HailCorporate/