Should Lemmy buy ads on Reddit?
Should Lemmy buy ads on Reddit?
FediDB is a cutting-edge service providing detailed statistics and insights into the Fediverse network.
User count has plateaued at about 420K
Active user count rose significantly between 2/24 37K to 3/24 51K
Hopefully users who signed up last year are coming back to use their accounts.
Maybe because they're tired of ads on reddit?
Should we put together a collection and and buy an ad campaign on Reddit?
I can see it now:
"Ads suck. We're ad-free forever. Join Lemmy."
and
"He'll never get us. Join Lemmy." or "Don't let him get you. Join Lemmy"
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A study just came out that was posted in Hexbear showing at least 15% of Reddit content is corporate botting so we should just have some fun with LLMs and AstroTurf it instead like everyone else is doing
I'd posit those numbers are much, much higher, and some guys who used to do our Megathreads over in r/Android now keep getting random bots commenting against months, even
posts - https://archive.is/OmW0fI spotted em years ago over in their many test subreddits and reddit actually outsourced them as a QA testing.