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Reddit's Cheeky Marketing Campaign Encourages Users to Vote

It's the platform's first brand marketing campaign

Reddit is releasing its first brand marketing campaign today.Reddit
By Sara Jerde

September 1, 2020

Reddit is encouraging its users to get out and vote with its first brand marketing campaign.

Sara Jerde

Sara Jerde is publishing editor at Adweek, where she covers traditional and digital publishers’ business models. She also oversees political coverage ahead of the 2020 election.

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