Running <strong data-start="1348" data-end="1362">reddit ads without research was one of my biggest mistakes. My first campaigns got almost no engagement, and the comments were brutal. I didn&rsquo;t realize how sensitive Reddit users are to inauthentic content. After using PowerAdSpy, I noticed how the best-performing ads were written. They didn&rsquo;t scream &ldquo;ad&rdquo;&mdash;they looked like native posts, offering value first. Many included relatable memes, Q&A-style captions, or links to useful resources. I adapted my campaigns with that in mind, and the difference was night and day. Instead of backlash, I started getting positive interactions and better CTRs. It was proof that blending in is the real strategy here. PowerAdSpy showed me how to respect the platform&rsquo;s culture while still driving results. Do you guys also research how ads perform within specific communities before launching, or do you just test broadly across Reddit?