Another idea which I saw the Whirlpool forums do in Australia is to only advertise to those who aren't logged in.
If the sub-communities continue to thrive I can't see Reddit fade into obscurity any time soon.
Another idea which I saw the Whirlpool forums do in Australia is to only advertise to those who aren't logged in.
If the sub-communities continue to thrive I can't see Reddit fade into obscurity any time soon.
On the other hand, there are a good number of non-default subs that have strong themes that I'm certain advertisers would want to tap into. For example, city-specific subs, or /r/bodyweightfitness (105,212 subscribers), or /r/bicycling (126,713 subscribers). These communities are so specific that advertising seems like it would be more effective in those areas than any other. Of course... it needs to be done in a way that isn't intrusive or damaging, and that's probably a bigger challenge in a smaller community.