r/PPC · Marketing & SEO
The hub for Pay-per-Click (PPC) and performance advertising. Discuss strategy, scaling, and tactics across Google Ads, Meta Ads, Microsoft Ads, Amazon Ads, emerging AI networks, and similar ad platforms.
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r/PPC is included in the Marketing & SEO section of the IntentWorth Reddit community leaderboard. Its live description and recent posts show the subjects members are discussing now, while the activity data helps you judge the pace of new conversations.
Use r/PPC when its current discussions overlap with a question you can answer, an experience you can share or a topic you genuinely want to understand. Read several threads before deciding how to participate.
Data updated 2026-08-09
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These are the currently published rules. Moderators and AutoModerator may enforce additional account-age, karma, flair or posting requirements that are not publicly listed.
If it looks like spam and tastes like spam, don't eat it, report it. This includes but is not limited to posting a thread of services or tools by agencies, freelancers, contractors... etc. Don't use URL shorteners in your posts and don't Astroturf!
We don't tolerate rude or offensive people.
No low quality posts here. This includes but is not limited to posting a thread of services or tools by agencies, freelancers, contractors...ect. Also, tools/apps trying to survey the community are not allowed.
Keep your post titles clean and succinct.
Coupons are nice, but this is /r/PPC not CouponClippers.com.
Keep non-public personal info out of posts.
All AMA threads must have mod approval.
Courses are mentioned in our Wiki in the right sidebar.
Posts looking for "pain points" of the community, beta testing apps/tools, app/tool validation ideas, or other posts that are looking for ideas or feedback on apps, tools or software ideas and AI are not allowed. Doesn't matter if it's a survey link or all contained in your post. You will just get banned for posting it.
You can post a job ad as long as your brand/agency is directly hiring someone. Please don't post an ad looking for work or mentors. It just clogs the sub.
These recently collected r/PPC discussions are ordered by score and comment activity. Open a thread on Reddit to read the full context and current replies.
68 points · 56 comments
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14 points · 27 comments
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