Memos
- 📝Reddit Marketing; baseline context about the community
- 📝Reddit Art; paid advertising as art, see: brianswichkow.com
- 📝Notifier For Reddit << real-time alerts of name and domain mentions
- 📝The Inigo Montoya Method << frame to share with clients for responding to comments
- 📝Internet Judo << old article about use of 📝Nonviolent Communication
- 📝Reddit Advertising // Native Video Ads << case study
- 📝Seasteaded Submission << your ads can be linked as context
- Don't Get Wet (podcast with gamer that did well on Reddit with self-promotion)
- Also, search /r/DND's top all time posts for successful 📝Self-Promotion
- e.g. [OC] I make a LOT of maps, and have zero art skills so here's how I do it
- If you're pointing people to something where an email is requested, you're selling. You can do that, but it's not going to be considered as 'OC' (original content) in the same way.
Crawlr
Also, speaking from experience buying domains... for non-professionals (domainers), it's usually an emotional decision. Weddings are expensive. Now might be a good time to make an offer.
Loom Feedback
- Re: Conversion vs. Traffic — I've done a lot of testing on this and haven't formalized an opinion. This is, 📝By and Large, due to my campaigns not having a standard offer.
- Re: Ad Creation — Every ad you create is a new conversation to manage. The effectiveness of your ads will, 📝By and Large, be influenced by the tone of the conversation. The conversation will, 📝By and Large, be influenced by the first comment. Don't be afraid to delete and ad, rewrite it, and go again. Once you cultivate a good conversation on an ad, this can be a great asset to link back to; think of conversations as content—make them interesting/worthwhile.
- Re: Advertising Creative — Honestly, these look great. Good spread of tones to test. Your second variant is likely to get flagged for excessive emoji use, but I'd try a few times anyway.
- Random $0.02 — Conversations in the comments of ads are intelligent product feedback, use it.
- Re: Team — Try an ad variant that talks about your team (and share the story more prominently on the site). Maybe drive people to an email signup for an AMA/Product Feedback session.