In this episode of the Google Ads Strategy Hub Podcast, Sarah Stemen explores an unexpected tool for better Google Ads results: Reddit. While most advertisers focus only on Google Ads campaigns, Reddit can be a goldmine for ad copy ideas, customer insights, and authentic marketing language.

Discover how Reddit’s communities reveal what people actually think, say, and trust — and how you can use that to write ad copy that converts in PPC campaigns. Sarah breaks down:

• Why Reddit can give you better keyword and messaging insights than Google Ads alone
• How authentic conversations on Reddit build customer trust
• Practical steps to use Reddit for crafting ad copy that resonates with your audience

If you’re a business owner or marketer running Google Ads, PPC campaigns, or paid media, this episode will show you how to tap into Reddit to make your campaigns smarter and more effective.

Takeaways:

• Reddit can be a goldmine for Google Ads ad copy ideas.
• Authenticity in PPC marketing is key to building consumer trust.
• Customers prefer real conversations over polished ad copy.
• Subreddits act like niche focus groups for advertisers.
• Reading Reddit comments uncovers customer pain points and frustrations.
• Spotting patterns in user feedback helps shape effective Google Ads messaging.
• High-performing ads speak the exact language your customers use online.
• Reddit offers grassroots market research for PPC campaigns.
• Smart marketers learn to filter noise and find valuable ad copy inspiration.
• Listening to customers directly leads to better ad performance in paid search.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Power of Reddit

04:44 Leveraging Reddit for Ad Copy Research

10:38 Conclusion and Call to Action

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