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  Brett Kessler (@BrettKessler__) reported 23 seconds ago

  The fundamental math is undeniable. They just posted a blowout Q1, crushing earnings estimates and driving revenue up nearly 70% year over year with gross margins north of 90%. Now, analysts are projecting that their AI data licensing deals could surge to a staggering $550 million annually upon renewal. Reddit is actively shutting down free data scraping and acting as the non-negotiable tollbooth for AI answers.

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  Nick Gerace (@nickgeracehacks) reported 3 minutes ago

  I think it’s in part why my posting and interactions with others has gone down. Just passively I… get disinterested. The non-Shorts YouTube feed, Reddit, and Lists on here are some of my last holdouts, but it’s all becoming bleh.

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  bri (@ryudowons) reported 4 minutes ago

  ohhh nvm i went on reddit and they said to go down to the post office for the normal price but i have to add the 10% tariff........... anyways PO closes at 4pm daily what the fuckkkkk i am at work

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  venus #gaycats (@ITBOYLEO) reported 7 minutes ago

  @haorinni that’s so weird 😔 I’m sorry I don’t have any other options, maybe you can try on yt or reddit too (I’m sure there will be someone who had the same problem as you and tried to ask on reddit 😭)

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  jebediaj (@stolenfranxhise) reported 9 minutes ago

  @7_costanza_76 @MomsPostingLs I got a couple of problems with your post. First of all, you post just a random af graph. Tracing it back takes me to a reddit post, finding a similar post takes me to some random guy who just dumped a bunch of stats into a graph without ANY sources.

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  Madjid (@brmdjd) reported 11 minutes ago

  One of the highest-ROI growth strategies I've tested isn't SEO, paid ads, or cold outreach. It's Reddit. Here's the plan: Have a real product first. It should look trustworthy, solve an actual problem, and have pricing people won't question. Use AI to generate every question your target customers ask. For example, if you help brands get discovered by AI assistants: "How do I get mentioned by ChatGPT?" "How can my company appear in AI recommendations?" "How do LLMs choose which businesses to recommend?" ...and dozens more. Google each question. More often than not, one of the top results will be a Reddit thread. Google and Reddit expanded their partnership in 2024, giving Google better access to Reddit's content because authentic discussions are valuable for Search and AI. Read the thread. Don't spam it. Write the best answer there. Actually help the person. Share useful insights, explain the fundamentals, and leave the advanced implementation for your product. If it's genuinely relevant, mention your tool naturally. No "Check out my startup 🚀" Just: "I built something that automates this if you're interested." The biggest risk is moderation. If your comment reads like an ad, it'll probably disappear. If it reads like expertise from someone who happens to have built a solution, it usually stays. The interesting part: A high-quality comment on a Reddit thread that's already ranking on Google is almost like borrowing a first-page ranking without having to rank your own website. And because modern LLMs frequently retrieve and synthesize information from authoritative web pages including Reddit discussions among many other sources being consistently cited in helpful conversations can also increase your brand's chances of being surfaced in AI generated answers over time. (No guarantees, but I've seen it happen.) This strategy has brought me a surprising amount of free, highly qualified traffic. The key isn't promoting. The key is becoming the most useful answer on the page.

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  Bare.exe (@bareexe) reported 11 minutes ago

  @DoodleInterista that place is like a swamp bro😭 i only ever go there if i need help w a problem tbh, but the inter reddit is fun i do check it out from time to time.

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  Eric Stakebake (@StakebakeEric) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TTrimoreau It depends on the product. For me, Reddit has been the most effective by far. Lead quality from Meta has historically been terrible in my experience.

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  Techy Nerd priv/acc (@GeekyxNerdy) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TheRealMatt Hey Matt, hope you are doin well There is something wrong with X appeal process, many people are confused (lots of users reported here and also on reddit), it's like a broken loop Would you like to talk about it? I don't know who I should talk to

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  Jarman Gill (@jarmangill343) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Reddit Why everytime I am creating a new account, my account is banned already . What is reason behind it . How to fix this issue.

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  Okara (@askOkara) reported 14 minutes ago

  @ocal_selcuk_ i'd double down on reddit

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  🦗New Free Soil Party (@FreeSoilAndrew) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Phiophills Last I checked one of the top google results for VTI was some dumbass reddit post that it is "broken" because of "NVIDIA"

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  xin (@xinpe__) reported 15 minutes ago

  @rayyegotti @hiphopabzz Last year’s most upvoted thread on Reddit was the Ipckclarke one! Aniya’s biggest issue is dealing with incels and some KC apologists but the overall sentiment is that KC is hated and she has the right to dislike him

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  Nandhuu (@zeph_stic) reported 15 minutes ago

  @PlainJa96734616 I mean y'all didn't hesitate when Baseer did space & talked with fans because fc issue happened you guys dragged him & made a big issue , posted on reddit even twisted the whole thing. Tit for tat nothing else.

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  Excellent Folorunsho🛰️ (@xcllntt) reported 17 minutes ago

  I started working on this product that solves a personal problem, then I found a product that solves the exact same problem, and it has an impressive community on Reddit. Nice one.