Reddit ads Reddit is a conversation platform that allows people with similar interests to find one other. Currently, Reddit contains over 50,000 different communities, meaning that most brands can find their own target audience on the site. You can start a campaign for just $5 per day and cancel at any time. These articles get placed through a native advertising exchange like Outbrain or Taboola. A native advertising exchange is a platform that places sponsored content on popular websites. Well, you write an article on a topic your target audience is interested in; then the ad exchange shows the article only to people who would be interested in reading it. Many people don’t like feeling targeted by ads, but most people do like helpful content. Sponsored blog posts In addition to creating content that can be shared on ad exchanges, you might also create posts that you pitch to an influential blog or business magazines. The primary benefit of this type of sponsored post, despite its higher cost, is that the post comes off as a recommendation from the blogger. So, head on over to Reddit or Outbrain today and get started setting up your first campaign.
It seems like these days everyone is running Google AdWords and Facebook Ads campaigns. Those networks are great at producing results, but they aren’t the only good digital ad networks available.
Below are three other types of ads also highly effective for many companies. If you aren’t already using these platforms to increase brand awareness and sales, you might want to change that right away.
1. Reddit ads
Reddit is a conversation platform that allows people with similar interests to find one other.
The site has forums for people who love everything from sports to pets and even adult products. Users share stories, swap tips and link to news. Currently, Reddit contains over 50,000 different communities, meaning that most brands can find their own target audience on the site.
Reddit ads, moreover, are inexpensive. You can start a campaign for just $5 per day and cancel at any time.
Setting up a Reddit ad can be done in minutes and is nearly foolproof. You simply select the interests that you believe your target audience is likely to be interested in, or select specific sub-Reddit forums to place your ads on.
You then set your budget, add your copy and images and start the campaign!
If you decide after a day or two that the ads aren’t generating the results you’d hoped for, you can always stop the campaign and try one of the other options mentioned in this post.
2. Stack Adapt
Have you ever found yourself reading an article on a popular website like CNN, then being presented with recommended articles at the end of the post? Those recommended posts take you to a third-party site where you can read another post related to the headline you clicked on.
These articles get placed through a native advertising exchange like Outbrain or Taboola. A native advertising…
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