Is Reddit part of your holiday season marketing plan, or maybe it’s on your radar for 2026?
More brands have been considering Reddit, largely due to its presence in AI chatbot responses, with Reddit being among the most cited sources for AI answers. Reddit’s also seeing more usage, while it’s also the fifth most visited website overall in the U.S. at present.
So while it may seem like a lesser consideration in the social media sphere, it might actually prove valuable, and to help in your Reddit marketing approach, Reddit’s ads team has published a new guide to its Dynamic Product Ads (DPA), which enables advertisers to create Reddit campaigns by linking their product catalog up to the app.
You can download Reddit DPA guide here, but in this post, we’ll take a look at some of the key notes.
First off, the guide provides a range of key performance tips, based on analysis of past Reddit DPA campaigns.
This listing alone is worth downloading the guide for, giving you a fundamental overview of Reddit ad tips.
There are also notes on ad structure, including character counts, and the impacts of longer ad headlines.
There’s actually a heap of really practical, actionable notes here, which could help to guide your Reddit strategy.
While there are also notes on how to aim your ads at the Reddit audience specifically, which can help to boost appeal.
Finally, there are also notes on what not to do, as well as tools that you can use to assist in your DPA campaign process.
It’s a good guide, with very clear notes on what works, and what doesn’t, in Reddit ads.
If you’re considering Reddit for your campaigns, it’s worth taking a look.
You can download Reddit DPA guide here.
