Reddit marketing
case studies.
Three results, written up properly. These are the only client outcomes we put numbers on, and there is a reason the list is short: we do not publish figures we have not been given permission to publish, and we do not have permission for everything we have done. What is here is real. What is missing is missing on purpose.
From zero to 20,000 members in under 4 months.
Built a niche community from scratch using a native content strategy, structured moderation, and organic engagement loops. No paid promotion. No shortcuts. The subreddit became a self-sustaining acquisition channel for the brand.
A second community built to 10,000 organic members. Same playbook, different niche.
Replicated our community-building framework in a separate niche, proving the model is repeatable. Established content cadence, community rules, and contributor incentives that drove consistent week-over-week member growth.
30 to 50 qualified leads per month for a travel company. Each worth $250.
Positioned a travel brand as the trusted recommendation in travel-planning communities. By contributing genuine value to high-intent threads, we created a consistent inbound pipeline of buyers already sold before they made first contact.
What these three do not prove
Read honestly, here is what this page does and does not establish.
It establishes that the community-building framework works and repeats, that organic Reddit lead generation can run at a steady monthly volume, and that all of it was done without a single account ban.
It does not establish a B2B result. The lead figure is B2C. The mechanics are the same and B2B deal values are usually higher per lead, but we have not published a B2B number because we do not have one we are cleared to publish, and we are not going to borrow someone else's. If B2B proof is your deciding factor, ask on the call and we will show you what we can under NDA.
It also does not establish anything about your category. Reddit works where communities are genuinely active, and plenty of categories fail that test. That is what the audit is for.
How this work is actually done
All three ran on the same method: map the communities, participate credibly inside their rules, answer completely, and route intent to something measurable. The full method is published free, and the service that runs it for you is scoped and quoted per brand, with what drives the number set out in the open.