What we are learning about Reddit, written down.

Paul Xue ·September 15, 2026
12 Reddit Marketing Strategies That Work in 2026
Build a Reddit marketing strategy around real customer questions. Explore 12 practical approaches to content, community, ads, reputation and measurement.

Paul Xue ·September 14, 2026
How Much Does Reddit Marketing Cost in 2026?
Compare Reddit marketing retainers, agency fees and ad spend. See published pricing, what changes the cost and what to check before signing.

Paul Xue ·September 14, 2026
The 15 Best Reddit Marketing Agencies in 2026
Compare 15 Reddit marketing agencies by services, client work, pricing and scores across five categories. Find the right fit for your business.

Gregory Kennedy ·September 14, 2026
From Problem to Purchase on Reddit
Reddit can influence a buying decision long before a buyer compares vendors. This guide maps the conversations buyers have from problem discovery to final purchase, and shows how brands should respond at each stage.

Paul Xue ·September 11, 2026
Nike lost $200 billion. Reddit called it in 2019.
We read seven years of Reddit comments about Nike. The collapse was documented in public, for free, four years before the stock moved. Here is what a listening program would have caught, and when.

Paul Xue ·September 9, 2026
Best Agency for Reddit Citations for LLMs
Nobody can guarantee you LLM citations from Reddit. On 14 August 2026 the whole channel lost 86% of its ChatGPT citation share in a day. Here is what we do instead.

Gregory Kennedy ·September 7, 2026
The Four Types of Reddit Content Every Brand Needs
Learn the four types of Reddit content every brand needs: education, participation, proof, and commercial intent. See how each one plays a different role in building attention, credibility, and buying relevance.

Paul Xue ·September 6, 2026
Reddit ad specs and ad types
Every Reddit ad spec in one table, then the part the spec sheet leaves out. I pulled the top 40 posts of the year from ten subreddits to see what an ad has to look like to survive the feed.

Gregory Kennedy ·September 3, 2026
What Should Your Brand Talk About on Reddit?
On Reddit, having something to say does not mean people want to hear it from your brand. A company can have deep expertise, strong opinions, original research, and a perfectly relevant product, yet still enter the wrong conversation and come across as opportunistic. Reddit communities are unusually good at sensing when a brand is contributing because it belongs there and when it is simply looking for an excuse to be visible.

Paul Xue ·August 31, 2026
The $138K selfie budget
An insurance company became the most talked about brand in SF tech without saying a word about insurance. The math, why it works on this crowd, where finance did it first, and where it stops.