And if you're maybe in other niches, you kind of have to be careful and tread carefully.

Yeah, I'll go kind of high to low here.

Reddit is a consumer platform mostly.

So B2C companies do better, generally speaking, than B2B companies.

You can still market as a B2B on there.

It's just very niche.

And usually the ROI is less there.

What would be kind of the process for working with a client? What would be the work that you would do with them? What would be kind of an ideal client, maybe one that's not so ideal? So maybe walk me through what you'd be doing for a client if you took them on.

What's the strategy for building up a any karma at all these days?

Yeah, absolutely.

I...

So I've got, uh, [chuckles] kind of a little 12-week strategy, which I'm happy to share with your audience.

Um, but it really does take probably three to six months to kind of warm up an account in a genuine way, and this is not doing any of these crazy karma hacks which can get you in trouble.

This is just going into those communities that you're already stoked on, maybe it's where your customers are, or maybe it's just, like, your favorite sports team, and just start commenting on things, answer questions, upvote other things, ask people questions as well.

Just do it a genuine way.

Sure