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Is anyone running Reddit ads for SAAS?

Is it any good? Is it a good idea when you have just launched?

Mohan Ganesan
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Haven’t tried it, but would be interested to know as well 👍

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Klaas Foppen
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We've run some ads on Reddit, best results with ads that are no BS and straight to the point (can of course be different) for your target audience.

I think what the big boys are doing is always use a dedicated landing page to capture the leads.

So far the most success we have is with Facebook/Instagram ads using a lead field and connect with them trough whatsapp. Doesn't scale well but we basically are chatting all day with customers and potential customers (which is great early on)

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