Does anyone use Reddit or want to start using it? If so, let me know your experience or how to start

Tried using Reddit for starting a community. If you're doing it with a business intention in mind it's tough. You really need to give valuable advice. Otherwise your karma points don't rise, you get flagged if you're trying promotions. I think it's a long game to build your community across multiple sub-reddits. But it's my go to place for getting unbiased intel on the market.

I just wrote a guide on how to use it for marketing your products (especially tech products) - https://antichurn.substack.com/p.... Do let me know your thoughts

I actually wrote a blog all about how to use Reddit to find customers. It goes over how to find subreddits, how to approach Reddit users (they are a different breed) and some tools you can use to make this easier! https://mentionfunnel.com/blog/h...

Reddit is weird, because of the sheep mentality, and that can influence if your posts go bad or good. It happened so many times to post something and there was just that one guy who wanted to comment even if they didn't get the idea, but because they got the upvotes, activated the sheep mentality and the people automatically agreed with that guy, even if they were wrong. Later on, it was clear and they apologized, though, the post was ruined. I was happy to see that not all of them are like that, and some actually understand what they're reading/seeing. Though most of them are there for Karma farm and attention, it can be a good platform to promote your product or business, but it's really hard.

We use it for all our projects whether it's for finding users, mention monitoring or market/comp research, it's still so damn underrated. However, it was always annoying having to find the relevant threads and comments manually so we built Surfkey.io for this use case :) Some subreddits I have a great experience with: r/SaaS r/microsaas r/SideProject r/EntrepreneurRideAlong + there's always at least 1 extra good subreddit in your specific niche.

Yes, I use Reddit and have had positive experiences. It's a great platform to discover new topics, engage with people in similar interests, and learn about new ideas. To start using Reddit, create an account, explore the subreddits that interest you, and start engaging with the community!

Here are few tips 1. Before posting increase your karma by commenting on others post 2. Choose your subreddits: Subreddits are communities focused on specific topics or interests. 3. Participate in discussions: you can browse posts and comment on them to join the conversation. You can also submit your own posts to share content or ask questions.

I am more of a lurker on Reddit but it's a great place to find out what topics everyone is interested in and what's the general consensus about them. Although if I'm going to use it for marketing, I'll have to make sure it's not the only platform I look at, since the opinions there can often be completely different from, for example, Twitter.

Even I am planning to explore it more. I have heard it's great for user acquisition.

For fun? Or for marketing? I have not tried reddit ads. But for marketing, I'd say focus on comments rather than posts, they're much less likely to be removed by mods. I post under a lot of AI related stuff, especially pertaining to stable diffusion with evoke-app.com

I have just started using, it really depends in for what purpose you want to use. Best approach would be to start with topics of interest, contribute and build a community- slow and steady. Are you planning to start soon?

I signed up last month, but I am still figuring out how to use it🤔

Hey, Olatz. Reddit has it's pros and cons. One of the pros is that you get to have in-depth discussions. However, it's very hard to do any promotion on there as the Bots are a little too sensitive. Starting it is super easy. Just create a profile and join threads your interested in! Most threads won't allow you to post anything or do any prominent activities until you've accumulated enough points.

I do, a little. I primarily just use it as an alternate place to get away. I have learned to avoid controversial subjects though. Some just can't "discuss" things.