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Reddit Ramps Up Its Threats To Protesting Mods, As Ad Buyers Leave
(www.techdirt.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
Too many people ad block everything on Reddit in any decent category that you might want to target.
I agree with your comment while I enjoy this piping hot Dominos Cheesey-Cheese Delix Pizza, delivered hot and fresh right to my door.
Eating the Dominos^TM^ Cheessey-Cheese^TM^ Delux^TM^ Pizza^TM^ is better than orgasming and I can't wait to have another one tonight.
Another pizza, right? ... right?
The cheese on this pizza I'm enjoying right now isn't the only cheese in this room.
So I generally agree with you on (a), but I do like to just try stuff and measure how well it works, and sometimes I get surprised. I did try (b) also, and I actually had a pretty hard time sorting out where to post where my promotional posts wouldn't instantly be removed, how to post in a way that made it clear I'm here to sell my stuff without being overbearing about it, etc. I actually did figure it out eventually and had some level of success with it in terms of people engaging with my stuff, but it didn't lead to any sales (for the short time I did it). I mean, it makes sense. Most people don't read a post and come away from it with the idea "I gotta run out and buy that thing!"
Some subreddits actually specifically say that if you want to advertise your stuff, that's what ads are for. I've got no problem with either paying for advertising or just being honest about what I'm there for; mostly I just care that it works, which is far as I can tell reddit's ads didn't for me.