

Reddit for B2B: What Actually Works
B2B buyers are already on Reddit - researching tools, comparing vendors, asking peers for recommendations, and validating decisions in real time. But succeeding on Reddit takes a different playbook than LinkedIn, display, or traditional paid social.
Join Scratch Marketing + Media for a practical webinar on what actually works for B2B brands on Reddit. We’ll break down how to identify high-intent communities and conversations, build creative that fits Reddit behavior, structure paid campaigns, and measure impact beyond last-click attribution.
You’ll learn how Reddit fits into a multi-platform buyer journey, why intent signals matter more than static personas, and how to launch, test, optimize, and scale campaigns with confidence.
What You’ll Learn
Why Reddit is becoming a critical channel for B2B tech marketers
How buyers use Reddit for discovery, validation, and decision-making
What makes Reddit creative perform and what to avoid
How to target intent through communities, keywords, retargeting, and lookalikes
How to structure campaigns, measure results, and scale what works
Real-world examples from B2B Reddit campaigns
Who Should Attend
B2B marketers, demand generation leaders, paid media teams, growth marketers, and founders looking to reach technical and high-intent audiences earlier in the buying journey.
Save your spot to learn how to make Reddit work for B2B.