I’ll admit it—I used to avoid running reddit ads because I thought the audience was too skeptical. My first attempts flopped, and I almost gave up. Then I started using PowerAdSpy to research competitor campaigns, and it opened my eyes. I saw how brands in my niche were crafting copy that sounded more like advice or recommendations rather than a sales pitch. They also targeted highly engaged subreddits where their audience naturally hung out. I tested the same approach—informative captions, casual tone, and precise targeting—and suddenly my campaigns started working. People engaged more, CTR improved, and conversions followed. It made me realize that Reddit isn’t impossible—it just requires the right strategy. Without PowerAdSpy, I’d still be clueless. Do you guys see Reddit as a goldmine for ads, or do you avoid it because of its strict community culture?