D2C company raises over $350k through crowdfunding, fueled by Reddit
Project summary
+1.1m
reddit views
Type of work: Content promotion
Channles: Reddit only
+3100
conversations started
Timeline: 1 month
Total Cost: $8,000 – 9,000k
The problem
A retail company specializes in reinterpreting vintage tools from the 20th century and updating them for modern use. With a focus on practicality and playfulness, their products could serve as both functional tools and desk toys. The founders, who were both mechanical engineers, brought a unique perspective and expertise to the development of their products.
The Founders are launching a new product on a Kickstarter campaign, followed by a crowdfunding campaign.
They are looking for an agency that can support and run campaigns on Reddit with a goal to generate awareness and drive traffic, which we hope will lead to conversions for our client.
The solution
Our battle-tested community strategy allows us to deliver long-term community presence.
1. Identify key areas
Our solution was to identify new and key areas to target on Reddit, with the goal of maximizing positive engagement and backers. In order to do this, we needed to research the communities and identify the most effective ways to reach our target audience.
2. Content distribution on Reddit
We planned to detail our research process and construct clear, engaging content that would appeal to each individual audience type that we identified.
We introduced visual content to the communities with the goal of driving engagement.
The solution
– We need to look for new creative ways and format to introduce the tools to the communities.
– Reddit has a diverse user base with a wide range of interests and communities, another challenge is looking for the right communities that aligns with our target audience.
The outcome
Month
#Posts
Published
Avg position per post (hot page)
Avg upvotes achieved per post
Avg comments achieved per post
Avg. takedown rate
Month 1
6
10
852
68
16.6%
Overall, the campaign was successful in driving awareness and sales on the Kickstarter campaign.
“They did a great job understanding the brief and reaching the right audience.”
