Reddit wants to put more ads into your feed, a tricky balancing act that could backfire
Briefly

Reddit launches Dynamic Product Ads to help advertisers target customers in real-time, tapping into the site's 32 billion search queries with a focus on 'naturally commercial' communities.
Reddit emphasizes maintaining trust by highlighting that 40% of conversations on the platform are related to purchasing decisions, and 75% of users feel they can have genuine brand discussions.
While Reddit's IPO provided a financial boost, the platform continues to heavily rely on advertising revenue, aiming for a delicate balance between profitability and user experience.
Dynamic Product Ads aim to offer personalized, real-time ad experiences on Reddit, featuring product images and pricing that adapt based on user engagement and interests.
Read at ZDNET
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