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Hey everyone, Managing few reddit accounts and noticed something. Accounts that participate naturally in different subreddits seem to get much better reach than accounts that mainly focus on one type of activity. Even when the content quality is similar then some accounts still perform much...

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The Cornell research finds that deep research agents, which are the real-time scrapers that tools like Google AI search and ChatGPT use to retrieve web content with citations in response to user queries, cite user-generated content from sites like Reddit or Wikipedia in roughly half of all...

Hi I have seen that Reddit is very strict when it comes to sharing links and many posts get removed quickly and i am trying to understand how people actually promote their websites or content without getting flagged as spam. Do you usually build karma first, focus on comments or post without...

Hey all, I am posting the same type of content on two different accounts, following the same subreddit rules but the results are totally different. One account gets normal reach and engagement while the other feels like it is being limited or barely shown. Nothing is getting removed, no...

Hey everyone, I have spent months building account age, karma and a posting history across multiple subreddits. For a long time, posts would get decent visibility and engagement. Posts are not being removed. No warnings, no bans but they appear normally on the subreddit. Impressions and...

Hey all, i have been trying to use reddit as a traffic source but i keep running into the same problem. My posts and comments seem fine at first but whenever i include a link then they often get removed or end up with no visibility. I have tried different subreddits and different types of...

One thing I have been noticing recently is that investors are no longer looking at Reddit as just another social media platform. A large part of Reddit's value used to be tied to advertising revenue and user growth. However, over the last year, there has been increasing discussion around...

Reddit users are generally resistant to direct marketing, yet some people consistently generate traffic and visibility through the platform. what strategies are working today to contribute value, build credibility and attract traffic without being viewed as a marketer?

When researching products, services or software I find myself looking for Reddit discussions before reading review websites. Do you think Reddit has become one of the most trusted sources of user feedback online and how should marketers adapt to this shift?

Hey, I recently got banned from a subreddit and where i had been posting and commenting regularly. The message i received did not really explain much so i am not sure what caused it. I do not think i broke any rules but maybe i missed something. Has anyone here successfully appealed a...

Recently, one thing I have noticed about Reddit is that every subreddit seems to have its own rules, posting style, and community expectations. Sometimes a post that is perfectly acceptable in one subreddit may be removed in another, even when the topic is relevant. So, I want to know from those...

With more people searching for real opinions instead of ads, do you think reddit will become even more important over the next few years why or why no? Please share your thoughts

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Certain subreddits seem open to useful recommendations while others aggressively push back against any form of promotion what factors determine whether a community is receptive to marketers and how should businesses approach Reddit properly

hey everyone, i am a bit confused about this. my reddit account is fairly old and has decent karma but some of my posts still get removed or filtered in certain subreddits. i am following the rules and not posting anything spammy so i am not sure what is causing it. has anyone else run into...

Announced Yesterday. Reddit users will have one more way to engage with each other: video in comments. As per reddit it will be userful for things like these:- Sharing a quick cooking video of a recipe hack. Showing off a newly perfected makeup technique. Demonstrating your fancy soccer...

Has anyone else noticed Reddit behaving very differently over the last week or so? I manage several subreddits and I've been tracking traffic pretty closely. Over the last 7 days, I've seen a significant drop in traffic across multiple communities, even though posting frequency and content...

More people seem to be searching directly on Reddit for recommendations, reviews and real experiences at the same time Google is displaying Reddit discussions more prominently in search results have you seen better engagement trust or conversions from Reddit compared to traditional organic...

A small active community often seems more powerful than a large follower count do you think building engaged communities on platforms like Reddit Discord and forums is becoming more valuable than chasing followers?