Do you use reddit?

Yes, it's a helpful community and one can find tons of useful information. Plus, awesome for promoting a product via discussions, etc.

Only when I started working on my own side projects I realized it's a gold mine. Being helpful there and playing it right can get you insane amount of traffic and invaluable feedback

Sometimes not actively.

I don't, but for B2C products it can work very well.

Not so much – I am there but not concentrated to grow it. Maybe later :)

Reddit's surprisingly good for market research. I float ideas in relevant subreddits and the brutal honesty of anonymous feedback is actually super helpful.

Yes, most useful platform for me currently. Have a community for my products here https://www.reddit.com/r/skyica/, also posting in related communities.

Not a lot Can you tell more about your product

i see potential in reddit but you have to be careful so that your post doesnt get removed

Started using a while for insights on varied topics for marketplace and startup reviews.

No but it's good platform for B2C growth

Yeah, Reddit is great for finding useful info and interesting discussions on all sorts of niche topics. I've also used it to get the word out about my latest projects - if you approach it authentically and add value to the conversations, it can definitely help drive some targeted traffic and engagement. The key is participating in the most relevant subreddits for your product/industry and not being too spammy or promotional. Contribute and build relationships first.

@dariubs Reddit’s like a double-edged sword—useful for feedback and traffic, but one wrong move and the mods pounce faster than you can say ‘engagement.’ Gotta play by the rules and still stand out, which feels like walking a tightrope while juggling flaming ideas.