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As a member of the ad tech community, they're known as native ads and are the hottest thing in the business right now.

• crazypyro 13y ago
  And 75%* of the companies that buy ads on Reddit end up with negative comments in the ads and end up turning commenting off. *Not a fact, just my experience.
  • theknown99 13y ago
    I've never understood advertising on Reddit. It's basically a very anti-advertising community, who will very likely be hostile to your product/service.
    • antsar 13y ago
      That seems to vary between subreddits. I've encountered a few quite successful ads (with comments from regular visitors to the sub further supporting the product!). /r/sysadmin comes to mind, but I'm sure there are others.
    • kissickas 13y ago
      XX (or is it Dos Equis) and Oldspice would beg to differ, and they didn't even advertise there. I've found reddit to be rather accepting of advertising as long as it is done transparently. IAMAs by celebrities every time they star in a new movie aren't treated with hostility - just put the fact that you're in a new film in the submission text. There have been many HN posts and comments about successful paid ads in specialized communities.
    • blumkvist 13y ago
      Well, there you go. When you know the audience, just adjust your advertising to fit. Not that hard. Not every product should be advertised on reddit tho.