I see this over and over: • Ads are running • Budget is being spent • Clicks are coming in • Results are inconsistent or flat Most people assume: “Reddit just doesn’t work for us” In reality, 90% of Reddit ad issues are structural, not creative. That’s why I put together a Reddit Ads Audit Checklist — the exact framework I use before touching: budgets creatives targeting or scaling decisions This is not a “tips & tricks” list. It’s a diagnostic tool. 🔍 What the audit helps you uncover ✔️ Are you targeting subreddits correctly — or just guessing? ✔️ Is your account structure creating false positives / false negatives? ✔️ Are you optimizing too early (or way too late)? ✔️ Are you paying for engagement that can never convert? ✔️ Is Reddit the problem… or is the setup? Most failed Reddit campaigns fail before the first ad is even launched. 📋 What’s inside the checklist • Account & campaign structure review • Targeting sanity checks (this alone saves $$$) • Creative-context alignment • Budget & learning phase red flags • Optimization mistakes I see even from agencies No fluff. No theory. Just yes / no checks that show you exactly where money leaks. 🎯 Who this is for • Founders running Reddit ads themselves • Marketers inheriting messy ad accounts • Anyone spending $$ on Reddit but unsure what to fix first If you’re profitable already → this helps you scale safely If you’re not → this helps you stop burning cash Get your FREE resources here: https://www.undecided.agency/free-resources ENJOY!

Hello, I have been working hard and wanted to share a ton of resources that I have managed to create. I can bet that no one else has created in such a scale that it is almost absurd that this does not cost money but you get it for FREE! In my website you will find the following resources: 1. Reddit ads campaign setup checklist. Awesome if you don't know what you might need/ want to do. Personally- I go through the same checklist and it increase my probability of having successful Reddit ads. 2. Reddit ads audit checklist. When you think you are spending money but don't see positive ROI from your ads. I have used similar checklist to improve results by 2x! 3. Reddit organic marketing eBook. It explains how Reddit is built, gives you insight that have taken me +15 years to accumulate. Link to the amazingly great resources. https://www.undecided.agency/free-resources P.S. This is just the beginning. I have planned to create full scope Reddit advertising eBook, more guides, tips and tricks and pretty much everything what you might need/ want. P.S.S. I'm shocked that I'm not asking any money for it.

Hi, i haven't posted a lot but wanted to check what kind of information you'd like to receive regarding Reddit advertising? How could I help you?

In short, you can't have everything... Companies can't have a ton of views AND a ton of conversions. The ads are meant to do 1 thing right, if you want them to do 2 or even 3 things then you will fail miserably. ;) Let me know if you have any questions.

Longtime redditor/ newish business owner My first clients came from Reddit when I started on Skool in Jan 2024. It was a LOT of manual DMing and stuff like that. I got myself banned from my target subreddits for self promotion lol. I know it’s a goldmine and there’s gotta be a better way to do it sustainably and without getting myself in trouble which I tend to do. Thanks, Joe