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Yup. their ad targeting is context. super basic 'interests' and specific sub reddit placements. I haven't found it to be valuable. I just looked to double chec
by dillondoyle 5y ago
Yup. their ad targeting is context. super basic 'interests' and specific sub reddit placements. I haven't found it to be valuable.
I just looked to double check nothing changed since I last bought something and it looks like the have a customer match but only as a holdout/narrow. Which is weird if true? as in can't upload a list and target those users if i'm reading their page correctly
pushing their s*t redisign and mobile app on us with more feed ads might mean they are trying to push for 1st party data based targeting though
- eek2121 5y agoI use Apollo on iOS to avoid this nonsense. However, since I do happen to use reddit A LOT, I also pay for a premium subscription. An added perk (above no ads, etc.) of the subscription is you are awarded 500 reddit coins a month, so you can reward others for good content.
- Forgeties79 5y agoThe Reddit award system is so flagrantly abused. It needs to be dismantled. People use alts (which still get daily free awards) to convince the folks their comments are “good” or “correct” all the time. I’ve sat in marketing meetings where folks talk about buying awards to push their content. Unlike the vote system there is nothing the admins do to counter this problem.