These are top things to do before you create your first Reddit ads. 1. Set up tracking - either Pixel or Conversion API would work just fine. 2. Custom audience. More specifically website visitors and people who purchased or became leads. This will help to create full funnel marketing. 3. If possible, use your pre-existing analytics/ webstore data to figure out which countries have the highest conversion rate. 4. For total newbies, recommend to use only "feed" placement. ;)

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We discuss the top three reasons why your Reddit ads might not be working. First, you're not using subreddit targeting. Second, you're not utilizing full funnel marketing. And third, you're not using the right optimization or campaign type. Stay tuned for more insights.

Blue- Must have. Orange - do, if already scaled. Each ad group has up to 5 different creatives and even sometimes I group high and low CPM countries together. Let me know, if you have any questins.

Hi there, I am trying to use Reddit Ads to funnel people to my free Skool group. Before Reddit Ads, I basically only had traffic coming from Skool. For that traffic, my conversion rate was 50 - 60% (at about 20 About Page visits/week). Now I ran Reddit Ads for about 2 days and got 99 clicks - My conversion rate has now dropped to about 6%, with ZERO % of people coming from Reddit actually joining the group - so the conversion rate from Reddit Ads sits currently at 0%. My questions & insights: - I am obviously getting clicks, but no conversions, so there must be a problem with either my About Page or that the messaging in the Ad does not fit the messaging on the About Page. Correct? - Do you guys have any experience with using Reddit Ads to get people for your Skool groups? Thanks! Mathias