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I stumbled into r/design about four years ago when a client rejected our third logo concept with the helpful feedback of "I don't know, it just doesn't pop." Desperate and slightly delirious at 1 AM, I posted the concepts anonymously, asking what was missing. Within hours, a dozen designers had weighed in—most pointing out that our typography was f...
Reddit marketing feels like trying to defuse a bomb sometimes. One wrong move and boom - your brand's getting roasted by anonymous users with usernames like PM_ME_YOUR_CATS. I've been there, sweating bullets while watching a client's campaign go sideways because we didn't read the room right.
But here's the thing - when Reddit marketing works, i...
Reddit AMAs used to intimidate the hell out of me. The first time a client suggested hosting one, I broke into a cold sweat imagining all the ways internet strangers could tear them apart in real-time. Five years and dozens of successful AMAs later, I've completely changed my tune. These sessions aren't just marketing stunts—they're goldmines for a...