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8 Mistake #1: Entering the Reddit world just because it has over 234 Million Users. -- It is similar with trying to dig through the desert with the hope that you will get a lot of diamonds out of your effort. Worse, if you are not careful, you will receive a lot of slash back in which it will ruin your chances to build the "right" audience for your business. Mistake #2: Not doing enough research. -- Who is your target market? Are they freebie seekers or potential buyers? What is your method on providing solutions? You MUST have these benchmarks before you enter the Reddit world. Hint: The majority of the Reddit users are looking for cool articles to read. Mistake #3: Target everyone who speaks English or your languages. - - Assumption is a disastrous strategy to build a successful business with Reddit. If you want to build your business, you can't just assume everyone needs to lose weight, make money, and have a low self-esteem. It is similar with doing cold calling. Does cold calling work? Absolutely not. Mistake #4: Focus on the 1 st Page on Reddit. -- This is a big mistake. Why? Well, even though it is very tempting to get into the first page of Reddit especially you will probably get hundreds of thousands of unique visitors, the truth is It is going to be very tough to touch the 1 st page of Reddit. This is why it is important to concentrate only on subreddit. This itself may give you the chance to get 1,000+ unique visitors per link. Mistake #5: Focus on Selling To Your Audience, Instead of Educating them. --Why is this considered a bad idea? Remember, every time you sell to your audience, people will stay away from you. On the other hand, every time you educate your audience even if it is about a

9 new handbag, you will attract relationship with your audience. My point is... Balance between selling your audience and educating your audience on each content you publish. Mistake #6: Just Create Content For The Sake of Creating Contents. High-Quality content will always outsmart high-quantity posts. Some people will tell you that you just need to put something out on a daily basis. Though it may be true to a certain extent, but in reality, you will always have to improve each post that you release overtime. This allows your audience to see the constant "improvement" you are building in your business. In return, it allows you to get massive traffic from Reddit overtime. Mistake #7: Avoid Understanding Posts That Attract The Most Traffic. -- As I've mentioned on Mistake #6, it is vitally important for you to create high-quality contents at all time. However, every time you publish a new post, it is important to see the "structure" of the posts that give you the most traffic. This allows you to narrow down on what you need to do to publish the right type of "contents" on your blog before you submit to Reddit.

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55 Reddit Marketing Secrets 2.0 is one of the most powerful medium you can use to attract massive traffic to your website. In addition, it allows you to tap into 234,000,000 Reddit users for free. In fact, studies have shown that the average value per sale for each Reddit user is $52.96 per person. It also means that when you get a piece of the pie, you will be able to cash out for your business. The awesome part about Reddit is You just need to submit your link and get instant traffic to your website. PERIOD. Of course, you need to study this course in great details before you are able to attract massive traffic coming your way. Remember, your formula will always be... Submit Your Link to Reddit --- > Get Traffic From Reddit --> Build Subscribers ---> Make Cash For Your Business. That's exactly the power of Reddit Marketing 2.0 As you are ready to get massive traffic to your business, go ahead and review this course again. We are looking forward to serving you in the years to come. Success is yours!

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100 Sold Quick Start Guide The information presented below is to quickly get you going with Reddit but it doesn t contain everything you need. Please be sure to watch the full half hour video and look