I paid for this ad because LinkedIn ads got too expensive and most SaaS companies don't know how to make Reddit work.

Hi Reddit folks,

My name is Zoha and I'm one of the founders of Skip the Noise Media. I've spent 100K on Reddit ads for B2B and B2C SaaS companies. Sorry for intruding with an ad (I hate them too).

After running campaigns for SaaS brands doing $1M-$50M in revenue, I've never seen an account hit target CPA without fixing subreddit targeting, creative angles, and conversion tracking first.

Most teams try Reddit as a "cheaper LinkedIn" and get burned because they run the same playbook. It doesn't work here.

Here's my offer: comment below and I'll do a free audit of your Reddit ads and landing page to show you what isn't working. I'll give you a roadmap to fix it yourself, and/or show you how we could help if you're interested.

The traditional fix is burning budget over 3-6 months trying to figure it out. We wanted a faster, cheaper option for SaaS companies testing Reddit, so we built one.

No hard sell. I genuinely want to be helpful and learn what you'd actually want in a product or service like this.

Worst case, you find out Reddit isn't the right channel for you right now. Best case, you walk away with a clear fix and a new acquisition channel.

What's your current workaround? I'm always curious how other SaaS marketers handle Reddit when Meta, LinkedIn, and Google get too expensive.