Reddit Lead Gen

Episode #70

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❌ The problem: Buyers ask for tool picks on Reddit, and most brands still advertise like it’s Instagram. The intent is there, but the creative misses the moment.

💡 The pitch: Use Reddit Lead Gen ads that read like the best comment and capture the lead inside Reddit.

🚀 The outlook: “Comment-to-CRM” will become a normal growth channel for B2B.

The shift is simple. Reddit is moving from a research pit stop to a conversion channel, as long as the ad feels native and the next step is immediate.

When someone asks “best payroll tool for a 10-person agency,” they are not browsing. They are trying to pick. That thread is already a buyer shortlist, and the only thing missing is a clean way to turn the hand-raise into a lead.

Reddit now keeps the form inside the platform with Lead Gen Ads, and the Zapier integration routes leads straight into your CRM for follow-up. The economics work because you are selling high-intent leads, not reach. Service pricing is straightforward: $750–$1,500 setup, then $1,000–$3,000 per month management, with optional bonuses per booked call. Four clients at $2,000 per month is $8,000, and two $1,000 setups puts you at $10,000, with ad spend paid by the client.

Who’s winning right now is not “brands on Reddit.” It’s operators who treat Reddit like a conversation engine with tight offers and fast follow-up. One Reddit-ads specialist shared outcomes like $75 cost per lead on $11K per month spend, and $20 CPL on $10K per month spend, using “Reddit-native performance” creative instead of polished brand ads.

The solopreneur takeaway is to sell the whole loop, not “Reddit ads.” Your edge is writing that sounds like a real user, pairing it with one clear lead magnet, and building follow-up that hits while the thread intent is still hot. The constraint is trust. If the ad reads like an ad, you lose, and if the follow-up is slow, you waste the best clicks you will ever get.

What this means next is more operators packaging subreddit maps, native comment libraries, and Zapier handoffs into a repeatable service. Watch which niches have constant “what should I use” threads, because that is where leads stay cheapest for the longest.

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