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Reddit launches 15-second video views targeting option as beta feature

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Reddit added a 15-second video views ad goal to complement its existing 6-second option, currently in beta with split testing available.

Reddit introduced a new 15-second video views advertising goal, expanding its existing 6-second views targeting option. The feature is in beta and allows brands to run split tests to evaluate performance against the original metric.

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