Reddit Marketing: Get Traffic And Sell Products

---- **Overall Course Rating:** 3.50/5 **Recent Reviews Summary:** **Pros:** - **Beginner-Friendly:** Many users found the course helpful for beginners, with some even creating their first Reddit community as a result. - **Traffic Generation:** B loggers and marketing professionals appreciated the insights on using Reddit to drive traffic to their platforms. - **Marketing Tool Awareness:** Several users were unaware of Reddit's potential as a marketing tool before taking the course, and now recognize its importance. - **Engaging Teaching Style:** Alex Genadinik's teaching style was enjoyed by many users who found it informative and helpful. - **Responsiveness:** Alex's responsiveness to students was highlighted as a positive aspect of the course experience. - **Short and Sweet:** The course was praised for being concise and not unnecessarily drawn out, which is particularly appreciated by those who are already familiar with Reddit. - **Real World Examples:** Some users suggested that more case studies would have been beneficial, but the real-world examples provided were valuable. - **Marketing Strategy:** Experienced marketers found the course to be a good guide and appreciated Alex's focus on avoiding common mistakes. **Cons:** - **Course Organization:** Some users felt the course could have been better organized, with a request for more in-depth explanations and real-world examples. - **Teacher Engagement:** A few reviews pointed out that the teacher seemed uninterested or less engaged, with some users expressing dissatisfaction due to this perception. - **Pronunciation and Accuracy:** One user mentioned the teacher's pronunciation and delivery could be improved for better understanding. - **Course Updates:** A couple of reviews suggested that the course should be updated to reflect recent changes and features in Reddit, such as UI/UX updates and premium features. - **Sound Issues:** There were mentions of background noises, like a "beep" sound, which detracted from the learning experience. - **Irrelevance and Relevance:** Some users found the course to be outdated or too high-level without practical action items. Others felt that they could learn more about Reddit's capabilities through free resources available online. - **Quality over Quantity:** A few users expressed that the teacher prioritizes quantity of content over quality, which may lead to a less effective learning experience. **Additional Notes:** - One user reported an issue with an external link in the course (Fiverr information) being outdated. - The popularity of Reddit was emphasized, with Alexa ranking it as the 4th most visited site in the USA after Google, YouTube, and Twitter. - Some users recommended removing or updating sections that are no longer accurate or applicable, such as the mention of Reddit Ads in a brief manner. --- **Final Thought:** This course is well-received for its ability to introduce beginners to Reddit and offer marketing insights for those experienced in digital marketing. However, some users suggest improvements in content organization, engagement from the instructor, and keeping the course up-to-date with recent changes in Reddit's platform. The overall sentiment is positive, with a strong emphasis on the practical value of the course for understanding how to use Reddit effectively, provided that these concerns are addressed.