“Go where the community is, build a subreddit, ... run paid ads at the place where Redditors exist so you can attract more customers on Reddit.”
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“We'll roughly say 20,000 searches a month, which is quite high.”
Ross Hudgens · Startups For the Rest of Us · Episode 853 | How to Become the SaaS That AI Recommends
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use 20,000 branded searches per month as a benchmark to decide whether to invest in a subreddit or other community effort
20,000 searches per month
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