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  John (@hello_code_) reported 17 seconds ago

  @danielkleach Reddit and X are full of people literally describing the problem you solve, most founders just aren't listening at the right moment.

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  🍃 (@nikewrayy) reported 29 seconds ago

  @leoclacks just realized today that my reddit account was hacked and it was posting some nsfw **** 🥀🥀 somehow i'm still able to login to my account lol

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  Dastageer Sayed (@DastageerSayed) reported 2 minutes ago

  @instagram I have been trying to recover my account for more than 2 years now, I have gone through reddit chats, and this problem is still not resolved. I have lost my 2FA and do have recovery codes, but I have acces to email and mobile number. Yet I am unable to recover

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  Amin (@eCom_Amin) reported 5 minutes ago

  87 verbatim phrases from one brand's buyers ranked by frequency, tagged by source. every ad hook, every landing page headline, every retargeting angle lives in this one document let me show you how to build the document in 20 minutes and why the document changes everything about your ad copy the prompt: "from the ICP research, competitor reviews, and forum data, compile a voice-of-customer document: extract every verbatim phrase describing the buyer's problem (minimum 50 phrases), their ideal outcome (minimum 30), why previous solutions failed (minimum 20), and their purchase objections (minimum 15). rank all phrases by frequency of appearance, tag each phrase with its source, and highlight the top 10 pain phrases for ad hooks and the top 10 for landing page headlines" paste this into opus 5 after running the ICP research prompt. the model cross-references everything already found and extracts your buyers' exact language while ignoring marketing language here is why this matters more than any other document in your ad account: when your ad says "premium bioavailable collagen peptides," the buyer's brain does not register. reads like noise when your ad says "my joints stopped clicking after 2 weeks," the buyer stops scrolling. because those are the words they have been thinking but never saw a brand reflect back at them eugene schwartz understood this 60 years ago. the greatest direct-response copywriter of all time did not invent language, he listened to the market and reflected their words back at them the VoC doc does the same job at scale, and feeds into everything downstream your ad headlines use the top-ranked pain phrases verbatim (within google's character limits), your advertorial hooks open with the exact frustration you found on reddit, your quiz questions use the buyer's own framing for each pain point, your comparison page evaluation criteria mirror what buyers said they care about in reviews, your GMC product titles include the keywords buyers type (not the keywords brands think they type), and your remarketing copy speaks to the specific objections the buyer has at each stage one document. and the consistency of language across every touchpoint is what creates the feeling of "this brand understands me" driving conversion here is a concrete example. for a supplement brand, the VoC doc surfaced a phrase appearing 23 times across reddit threads and amazon reviews: "i fall asleep fine but i wake up at 3am every night" the phrase became the headline for the non-branded search campaign: "Still Waking Up at 3AM Every Night?" the previous headline was "Premium Magnesium Supplement for Better Sleep" the new headline produced 3.2x higher CTR from the identical keyword, ad position, and landing page. one phrase from the VoC doc, extracted by opus 5 in 20 minutes, produced 3.2x more clicks multiply by 87 phrases and you understand why this document is the operating system of every account we manage the brands running this are not writing better marketing copy. they are writing their BUYER'S copy, reflected back at them across every touchpoint amin (DM me "CLAUDE" if you want us to build your voice-of-customer system)

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  Spidercorpo (@SpiGuardian) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Grxit Of course it would get reddit on nuclear meltdown entirely I mean after all they are the type of people that are more willing to ban her on their echo chamber subreddits more than actually realize that their ideas are absolutely terrible and not gonna work in the long term

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  PeptRally (@PeptRally) reported 9 minutes ago

  The most common question in GLP-1 Reddit threads isn't "does this work?" It's "how do I know if my provider is actually legitimate, not just the cheapest option I found in month one?" Those are two different problems. Most platforms only help with one.

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  Alice Bull (@alice_k_bull) reported 12 minutes ago

  Spent 20 years in GTM and an embarrassing amount of that time has been spent fixing ‘marketing problems’ that were mostly nobody being able to explain what the company did. I say this as a woman who got roasted on Reddit for opposing sales messaging on her own website. The lesson: get someone who doesn't know you, doesn't like you, and has no agenda to flatter you, to read your marketing materials and repeat back to you what they think you do. It's the toughest thing to do from the inside.

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  Dawn (@peopleoveralgo) reported 12 minutes ago

  @hii_mohit I'm surprised Reddit is quite less. I've bought atleast 6 products through Reddit. For example I had a Google ads issue and they helped me solve it through a blog link and that had access to their product. Reddit is amazing too! X is expected, the best ever.

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  daisy (@saoirselver) reported 19 minutes ago

  @mojavemiracle i’d rather have letterboxd go down every once in a while than have the co creator of reddit buy it 😭

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  Armstrong (@armstrongsenior) reported 22 minutes ago

  Others after watching the movie, yeah it was nice. Me: Easter eggs, Reddit threads. Down the rabbit hole I go.

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  Mehdi Naqvi (@mehdinaqvii) reported 23 minutes ago

  Google is the solution for half of your problems the other half you need human interaction and if you dont want both just goto reddit.

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  Rajesh Naidu (@Allu_Rajesh) reported 25 minutes ago

  @ZeptoNow delivers the order with missing items. When customer raises issue with their ai chat bots few get refund and few wont. Immediately they shadowban the account and charges extra 40rs for ever oder. Even reddit has many such stories. This is completely unethical practice.

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  ✝️ Jonathan Eubanks (@jonathanle13) reported 26 minutes ago

  @RedCommieD @o_sneedy @Its_Jabo It's a screenshot from the game, their every 5 feet and repeating on the road. If your first conclusion is that someone placed a million micro IEDs that only explode enough to ruin their face, you're just weird. I'll cut slack for younger people who don't drive, but it's not a uniquely American thing. Really got no issue with the reddit post, he could a kid or just someone who never left a city if he lived in one.

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  Grey Beard Gaming Podcast (@GamingBear49759) reported 28 minutes ago

  @jonsODST_ Maybe you don't know what a beta actually is. Go to reddit and respectful list the problems you are experiencing.

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  Jackal (@Blacktalon24) reported 30 minutes ago

  I'm scrolling through seedance on reddit for tips or whatever and someone generated a three minute vid of some animu chick getting beaten down by some dude.