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  Panzer (@Panzer_oflake) reported 3 minutes ago

  @devi_agivvra @StephNoticeberg @cosyposter Im aware, Reddit is still down the hall to the left

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  Igor (@IgorWoorts) reported 3 minutes ago

  Native ads are one of the hardest ones to make actually work. The image part is easy, just create a batch of 20 variants. Done. But the hard part is the storytelling and taking a reader from unaware to fully aware. My ideal set up for the copy is: 1. Hook -> STOP the scroll + create curiosity 2. Problem -> Make them recognize themselves 3. Failed solutions -> WHY what they tried didn't work 4. Mechanism -> Explain what's ACTUALLY causing the problem 5. Solution -> Introduce your product naturally 6. Proof -> Reviews / authority / results 7. Offer -> Give them a reason to take action The magic happens in the storytelling. Make it personal so someone from your ICP can literally think: “this is me.” Talking in the same language as your ICP makes the storytelling actually stick (so research the keywords/language your audience uses in FB groups, Reddit etc). We often see that a PDP works best in these cases when the copy is good. Bc the long-form primary text basically works as your prelander.

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  CaZ (@LivingInThe8_20) reported 4 minutes ago

  @mrjeffu I love how X is turning into reddit... "hey, let's find a way to tear this person down, minimize her..." Next time any of you get to DC or Japan, go to a similar place and try your best Japanese... put up or shut up. "Man (Woman) in the Arena".

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  Menachem (Google Ads) (@MenachemAni) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AnthonyHigman Same. Reddit is terrible and spreads tons of misinformation and Jew hatred

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  🕸️ deimos of edtwt ⋆˚꩜ (@deathlydeimos) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ghostivyleaves there was a discord server I was in claiming to be r/EDA and ended up just housing predators, fetishizers, obvious bodychecks... so much so that we had to report them for impersonating the reddit a good portion of the mods & active members left, & it is such a rollercoaster dude

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  Rory 🍁 (@loverofgingerss) reported 13 minutes ago

  @shairondriel "The problem with wanting, is that it makes us weak." This is so much like the potential leak from Reddit -“longing of the flesh”… omg, they’re really copy paste but change the fond

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  Capt RattleSnake (@CaptRattleSnake) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Mr_Andrew_Fox I am old enough to remember the panicians say the same thing about internet. Population aging and tax base shrink is way bigger problem than AI, which you are contributing to by not "bringing more children to the world" I feel like I am reading a Reddit post from 2005.

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  aa-yushi (@probablyaayushi) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Berson_lott using our target audience’s pain points + high-engagement topics on reddit to understand what problems they actually care about, then creating content around those problems with as much data, insight, and actionable solutions as possible.

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  Dymastia (@dymastia) reported 16 minutes ago

  Everyone remembers these lines from Berkut but forgets that Mae has a lot of Reddit lines and Atlus sounds like the breaking bad dub voice acting. There’s a lot of problems with the dub of this game even though it has some good stuff

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  Dastageer Sayed (@DastageerSayed) reported 17 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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  Away (@MeguPhantom) reported 20 minutes ago

  @dsosarod @ivvanex This isn't for Bloomberg, it's for his own personal channel. He's not "dumb down" for the average person. He did the same thing with why Sony wants to kill discs and then fought with people on Reddit when we already knew. Jason has an ego and thinks nobody else can know things.

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  Mohit (@mohit04narayan) reported 21 minutes ago

  Unpopular SaaS opinion: You should search your own product with the word “scam” after it. “Is [product] a scam?” “Is [product] legit?” “[product] reviews” See what comes up. Because people don't just trust your landing page anymore. They check Reddit. G2. X. Google. Reviews. Forums. And honestly, you don't have to be doing anything shady to look bad online. One bad billing experience. A refund complaint. A frustrated customer. A support ticket that went nowhere. Then someone searches your product and sees 5 complaints before they see anything positive. That's a problem. This is why online reputation management matters for SaaS. And no, I'm not talking about deleting negative comments or filling the internet with fake praise. I'm talking about actually listening to what customers are saying. Find the recurring complaints. Fix what you can. Respond when it makes sense. Build genuine conversations around the product. And make sure one bad experience isn't the only story people find. Because reputation isn't some “PR thing” you deal with when there's a crisis. It's part of the buying decision. Your website tells people what your product does. Your reputation tells them whether they should trust you. SaaS founders: when was the last time you actually searched your own product this way?

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  Karim Zitouni (@kzitouni1) reported 21 minutes ago

  @everestchris6 bro just broke down reddit like it was nothing haha

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  Anthony Minito (@Simplicit570) reported 22 minutes ago

  @iJamm3r Don't listen to the reddit posts or random tweets, just wait it out. I was able to login to Bandai's website no issues at all just the game update language was wrong

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  Honey Syed (@honeydreamss) reported 23 minutes ago

  Some of the least crowded affiliate offers are hiding in recovery subreddits. People in these communities talk about everything they’ve tried, what was a complete waste of money, and what genuinely helped. When the same product keeps coming up in unrelated threads, I pay attention. Here’s how I’d find those offers in one sitting. Pick a problem people hate talking about publicly. Gambling recovery. Compulsive eating. Alcohol recovery. Find the active subreddits where people with that problem actually talk. Search for posts titled: “What worked for me” “My routine” “What I tried” “What helped me quit” Open the discussions with the most comments. Now you’re looking for names. Every time someone mentions a product, app, book, program, or brand they actually use, save it. After 20 or 30 threads, you’ll usually see some of the same names coming up again and again. Search each one with: “[product name] affiliate program” If there’s a public program, save the commission details. If there isn’t, find the founder or company and ask about a private referral deal. Then search: “[product name] + [problem]” Look at what already exists on Google, YouTube, TikTok, and Reddit. You’re looking for the overlap: People inside the niche already recommend it. The company will pay for customers. And almost nobody is creating affiliate content around that product for that specific problem. That’s a better place to start than an affiliate marketplace full of offers thousands of marketers already found.