Out of curiosity If the results were good why did you stop using them ?
I'm currently running my first extended ad campaign on Reddit, I've used it in bursts before, but now I'm gathering data to see if it's still effective over a longer time period.
My current platforms for advertising are: Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, PlentyOfFish, Reddit and Bing. They all have advantages and disadvantages.
We're a start-up with a limited ad budget, but I found Facebook to be a good launching pad for our first several hundred registered users.
With Reddit we really get a good combination on by networking directly with artists (I'm a co-founder of this site: http://www.feed-forward.net the focus of which is to help improve communication between artists) by posting our own works on specific communities on Reddit (I'm a musician, and the other co-founder is a photographer), and when others posting their work from our site to Reddit in conjunction with our paid ads.
With Reddit, my feeling is that you really do have to keep it fresh for people not to tune it out.
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Out of curiosity If the results were good why did you stop using them ?
I'm currently running my first extended ad campaign on Reddit, I've used it in bursts before, but now I'm gathering data to see if it's still effective over a longer time period.
My current platforms for advertising are: Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, PlentyOfFish, Reddit and Bing. They all have advantages and disadvantages.
We're a start-up with a limited ad budget, but I found Facebook to be a good launching pad for our first several hundred registered users.
With Reddit we really get a good combination on by networking directly with artists (I'm a co-founder of this site: http://www.feed-forward.net the focus of which is to help improve communication between artists) by posting our own works on specific communities on Reddit (I'm a musician, and the other co-founder is a photographer), and when others posting their work from our site to Reddit in conjunction with our paid ads.
With Reddit, my feeling is that you really do have to keep it fresh for people not to tune it out.
PlentyofFish? Interesting.