Reddit marketing for growth teams

A channel you can report on

You have a target and a dashboard, and Reddit is the channel nobody on the team has the hours to run properly. Someone posts at launch, a complaint thread ranks for the brand name, and nobody can say what any of it was worth. Run it like any other channel: a target query per thread, tracking, and a number every month.

Drops your email into the two-minute application.

Growth teams we work with

  • MessageDesk
  • Topflight
  • Arist
  • Wafer
  • General Legal

What growth teams get out of it

  • 134

    Referrals you can trace

    Reddit sent MessageDesk 134 referrals in 90 days, the same number ChatGPT sent. The traceable ones became booked meetings.

  • 100+

    Inbounds from one post

    Topflight's HIPAA post drew 983,000 impressions, 2,763 upvotes and 1,326 comments from real buyers. One post was the whole campaign.

  • 2,882

    A number every month

    AI citations to Arist threads in nine weeks, 49% of its category, tracked in Promptwatch by prompt across Google AI Mode, AI Overviews and ChatGPT.

  • 1,335

    Sign-ups when ads go on top

    Wafer got 1,335 sign-ups in two weeks at $0.88 each, from a retargeting flight to the developers who had already read its threads.

Run Reddit like a channel, not a side project

By the time a company has a growth team, Reddit is usually the channel nobody has the hours to run properly. The fix is to run it like any other channel. Every thread is written for one real buying question, so the result lands in a report you already run instead of a vanity metric. Every thread is tracked: where it ranks, which AI answers cite it, and what came through the door.

MessageDesk is the plainest example. In 90 days Reddit sent it 134 referrals, the same number ChatGPT sent, and the traceable ones became booked meetings. Arist runs it at scale: 142 threads, one buying question each, and nine weeks in the engines had cited them 2,882 times, 49% of every Reddit citation in its category. Topflight got 100+ inbounds from one post that drew 983,000 impressions. Wafer ran the ads once the threads were there and paid $0.88 a sign-up for 1,335 of them in two weeks.

  1. 01

    One target query per thread

    Every thread is written for a real buying question, so the result shows up in a report you already run instead of a vanity metric.

  2. 02

    Track it by prompt

    Which AI answers cite your threads, on which questions, week over week, in Promptwatch. The AEO win is a number, not a vibe.

  3. 03

    Threads first, ads on top

    The comparison threads buyers read after they have seen your ads. Once they exist, a retargeting flight to the readers is the cheapest paid you will run.

  4. 04

    Your strategy, our hours

    Your team keeps the strategy and the sign-off. We take the writing, posting, moderating and tracking off its calendar.

Get started in three steps

  1. Step 1: Apply in two minutes

    Tell us the company, who buys from you and what you want Reddit to do for it.

  2. Step 2: Talk it through

    On the call we look at where your buyers already talk and the searches worth owning, and tell you straight if it's a fit.

  3. Step 3: Approve the first drafts

    We write, post and moderate. You sign off each week's drafts and see what ranks and what AI answers cite.

Good fit, bad fit

Reddit only works where a real conversation already exists. We can earn you a place in it. We can't invent it, so we check before taking your money.

Poor fit
Good fit
An agency or VA already covers Reddit
Reddit is unowned on your roadmap
You need results this month
You can give it 90 days
Drafts need three teams to approve
One person on the team signs off drafts
You'd have to defend it with no data
You want reporting you can stand behind
Book a call

FAQs

What reporting do we get?

Monthly: thread rankings, AI citations tracked in Promptwatch by prompt, and community growth. The same numbers you'd report up anyway.

Does this replace paid?

No. It's the organic layer paid can't buy: the threads buyers read when they compare. Ads work best on top of it, as a retargeting flight to the people who read the threads.

What does it cost?

The subreddit engagement starts at $5,000 a month. See the pricing page for what's included.

A number you can defend, every month.

Drops your email into the two-minute application.

Updated November 2026