Industries
Reddit marketing, by industry
Your buyers already talk on Reddit. What changes by industry is where they talk, what they reward, and what gets a brand banned. Pick yours.
Reddit marketing agency for SaaS companies
When a buyer searches for a DocSend alternative, the answer at the top is built from Reddit threads someone else wrote. Papermark's are ours: 56% of every Reddit citation in its category, three weeks after we started.
Reddit marketing services for AI companies
Developers run ad blockers and have seen every inference pitch twice. They do read Reddit, and they believe it. Wafer had months of threads behind it before its first ad, and that ad brought sign-ups at $0.88 each. Run the ads first and you pay dev-tool prices.
Reddit advertising agency for ecommerce and DTC brands
Shoppers search your product name plus reddit, or ask ChatGPT, and the answer quotes whoever posted last. If that isn't you, someone else's opinion is your review. For Cleverific, 62% of those citations now point at threads we wrote.
Reddit marketing strategy for fintech companies
Nobody moves money because of an ad. They ask strangers who have already been burned, on Reddit, and the AI answer they read quotes those strangers. A tax and accounting firm we work with was barely mentioned there. Its threads have now been read 1.84 million times.
Reddit marketing strategy for insurance companies
People ask Reddit whether a policy actually pays out before they ask a broker, and the complaint thread ranks for your name. You can't delete it and you shouldn't try. What works is a better answer from someone credible, and we have the numbers on how long that takes.
Reddit marketing agency for healthcare companies
Hospital IT has paid for "seamless Epic integration" and watched the vendor vanish. They don't click ads. They read Reddit late at night looking for someone who has been through it, and right now the story they find is not yours. One post we wrote reached 309,000 of them.
Reddit marketing for peptide and supplement brands
Your buyers decide on Reddit. Before anyone orders a peptide, a compounded GLP-1 or a supplement stack, they ask r/Biohackers, r/Peptidesource or r/tirzepatidecompound whether the brand is legit, and the AI answer they read quotes those threads. Those subs remove vendors on sight, and in the strictest, half of posts never get through. We have mapped every one of them, and we post there without getting your brand banned.