What are the contract terms?

Monthly. No lock-in, leave anytime. We do recommend planning for at least a 2–3 month run - that's how long honest testing takes on Reddit, and it's why our guarantee is framed at 90 days. But the commitment is ours to earn every month, not yours to sign away.

Who makes the ad creative?

We write every word of ad copy - that's the part that lives or dies on Reddit fluency. You supply product visuals and brand assets, and we adapt them to the platform. For brands that are game, we also produce custom memes built for the specific communities we're targeting - the single most native ad format Reddit has.

What ad spend do we need for this to make sense?

We recommend $3,000+/month in ad spend. Below that, testing is too slow to reach clear decisions, and the management fee is too large relative to the media budget.

How does the 90-day guarantee work exactly?

If we haven't created measurable progress toward more sales within the first 90 days - against KPIs agreed at kickoff — we keep working at no management fee until we have. No fine print.

Who actually does the work?

Davis, the founder - 15 years on Reddit, 9 years marketing on it, 5 years running ads. No account managers, no juniors learning on your budget.

The Reddit Ads Game Plan · Consumer Tech & Gaming

Your Reddit channel -
built and run by a 15-year native.

Full campaign management for brands doing $1M+: community targeting, Reddit-native creative, continuous testing, and measurement that sees past last-click. You stay focused on product and fulfillment; we own the entire channel.

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100% money-back guarantee · Delivered in 10 business days · We review every application

From $2,000/mo

Base retainer + performance

Monthly minimum

Spend cap on the %

One-time setup

10$ of ad spend

$2,000

$50K/mo

$700

90-day guarantee: no measurable progress toward more sales in 90 days? We work free until there is.

You've probably already lived the failure script.

Meta creative on Reddit. Polished ads that redditors scroll past - or dismantle in the comments every subsequent viewer reads.

Name-match targeting. Budget dumped into the biggest category subreddit while the actual buyers research in adjacent communities.

Last-click verdicts. Redditors buy days later through Google and "direct" — so the dashboard says Reddit failed even when it worked.

Internal team drag. Your marketers learning a hostile platform on your payroll, one flamed ad at a time.

Reddit punishes tourists and hides its wins from your dashboard. Both problems are solvable — they're just not solvable with a Meta playbook.

We report through three lenses - because one of them is lying to you.

If we only showed you last-click numbers, we'd be reporting our own failure while your revenue quietly grows. So every account gets measurement installed in week one — before scaling, not after the first hard conversation.

LENS 01

The pixel

Platform-reported conversions - the floor, never the full story. We show it, we just don't stop there.

LENS 02

Post-purchase surveys

"How did you hear about us?" at checkout. Consistently reveals a multiple of what the pixel credits to Reddit — in your own customers' words.

LENS 03

Branded-search lift

Reddit spend overlaid on your branded search and direct traffic, week by week. When Reddit creates demand, Google harvests it - this lens catches the handoff.

You'll never have to take our word for it. Two of the three lenses live in your data, not ours.

The entire channel. End to end.

▲ Strategy & targeting

Community mapping, campaign architecture, budget allocation - refreshed continuously, not set-and-forgotten.

▲ Reddit-native ad copy

Every word written by a 15-year redditor, built to survive the comment section — because on Reddit, the comments are part of your ad. You supply product visuals; we make them speak Reddit. And when a brand is game, we build custom memes — the format redditors actually upvote.

▲ Testing & optimization

Continuous A/B testing of angles, communities, and formats, with clear decision rules — not vibes.

▲ Three-lens reporting

Pixel + post-purchase surveys + branded-search lift, installed in week one. You see Reddit's real contribution, not the dashboard's blind spot.

▲ Live reporting & strategy calls

A live performance dashboard and monthly strategy sessions. You always know what's running, why, and what's next.

▲ Certified Partner access

Direct Reddit platform support, beta features, and lift-study access most advertisers never see.

Your real alternatives cost more than we do.

In-house media buyer

$5–8K/mo

Salary + recruiting time - and they still eat the 90-day Reddit learning curve on your payroll.

Generalist agency

$3–5K/mo

Reddit as one line in a multi-channel report, run by whoever learned the platform last quarter.

DIY

"Free"

Except the failure script: wasted spend, three months, and usually a false verdict that "Reddit doesn't work."

UNDECIDED AGENCY

From $2K/mo

Reddit-only specialist, day-one native, fee scales with your spend, 90-day guarantee, monthly contract.

* Salary figures are typical US ranges for a mid-level paid-social hire; adjust for your market. The point stands in every market: specialization costs less than building it yourself.

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From application to live campaigns.

STEP 01

Apply

The form below. We review within one business day and reply honestly either way.

STEP 02

Game Plan

Every engagement starts with the strategy blueprint - if you have one already, we go straight to build. The $599 credits to month one.

STEP 03

Build & Launch

Account setup, three-lens measurement install, creative production. First ads typically live within two weeks of kickoff.

STEP 04

Optimize & scale

Continuous testing, monthly strategy calls, and scaling decisions backed by real measurement.

Ilija Stojkovski

It didn’t take long to find Davis, the guy who literally wrote the e-book on Reddit marketing. Working with him felt less like hiring a contractor and more like collaborating with a friend who deeply understands how the channel works.

Whether it’s organic traction, paid ads, or community positioning, Davis just gets it. If you’re serious about using Reddit to generate leads or test new ideas, he’s the person you want guiding you. Ten out of ten.

CRO @ HeyReach

Before you apply.

Because your dashboard is measuring the one thing redditors don't do: click an ad and buy immediately. They see your ad, read the comments, and search your brand days later - so last-click hands the credit to Google and "direct." That's exactly why we install surveys and branded-search tracking in week one: so the decision to scale is based on what's actually happening, not on the pixel's blind spot.

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Apply for Done-For-You management

We take a limited number of managed accounts to keep the founder on every one. We review within one business day and reply honestly either way.