In this episode of Create Like the Greats, Ross talks about why having a strong online presence is so important for brands that want to grow and connect with their audience. One platform that’s becoming a big part of this is Reddit. With its many different communities or subreddits, Reddit gives brands a great way to connect with people in genuine and meaningful ways. This episode breaks down how to set clear goals on Reddit and use it to build your brand and grow your community.

Key Takeaways and Insights:

1. Build Brand Awareness

Reddit is a great place to make your brand known in specific communities by sharing valuable content in the right subreddits. Instead of flooding users with promotional links, focus on being helpful and sharing things that matter to the community. Over time, this builds trust and makes your brand stand out.

2. Drive Traffic Strategically

Think of Reddit as a way to guide people toward your business naturally. By answering questions, sharing tips, and being a helpful presence, you can encourage users to check out your brand without coming across as pushy. This keeps your content from feeling like spam and makes people more likely to trust you.

3. Generate Sales Lead

Reddit offers opportunities to tap into bottom-of-funnel conversations where users are actively making purchase decisions. By creating valuable content or engaging in threads related to your product or service, you can position your brand as a trusted solution. Over time, this content gains visibility, driving more traffic and converting leads effectively.

4. Build Community

Reddit isn’t just about traffic—it’s also a way to build a community of fans who love your brand. When you genuinely interact with people and provide value, they can become loyal supporters who share your message and promote your products or services on their own. These fans can be a huge asset to your marketing efforts.

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