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  Damir (@DamirBilalov) reported 5 minutes ago

  1/ Tinybeans built the best page on the internet for "funniest jokes for kids." 300+ jokes. 5,507 words. Near-perfect on-page score. 450,000 people search it every month. The page is on page 3. Nobody who searches that ever sees it. 2/ Page 1 for that search: a Reddit thread, a YouTube video, and a couple of one-person blogs. One is literally called "entertainyourtoddler." Up top, an AI Overview answering the question by quoting them. The page Tinybeans wrote to answer it isn't there. 3/ And it's not one page. It's the whole library. 58,487 keywords ranked. 73 at position 1. 7,178 stuck on page 2. 8,572 on page 3. Tons of relevance, almost nothing reaching the clicks. 4/ Same on the rest of their best work: Science experiments, 301k/mo: #24 Trivia, 165k/mo: low 20s Riddles, 110k/mo: #26 Dedicated pages. Clean intent match. All parked one screen below page 1. 5/ The jokes page hasn't been touched since May 2024. The blogs beating it are dated 2025-2026. And the lists use generic article markup. Nothing tells Google or AI "this is 300 jokes, lift it." 6/ So even where Tinybeans ranks, the machine can't see it as the answer. It quotes someone smaller. None of this is a content problem. They did the hard part years ago. 7/ The web just wasn't the channel they fought for, so nobody went back to make these pages the answer. The best page loses to a hobby blog because the blog showed up to the search.

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  🐉⚔️TENTENS BIGGEST GLAZER⚔️🐉 (@helmar0k) reported 7 minutes ago

  get off reddit and stop shutting down every pitch that isn't a 10th sequel or remake

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 7 minutes ago

  $RDDT and Anthropic Lawsuit Update Reddit’s Anthropic lawsuit isn’t dead — it’s just moving slowly. Reddit won the first procedural round in March of 2026 by getting the case back to CA state court. Now Anthropic is trying to dismiss/slow it via demurrer (dismissal) submitted today. If Reddit survives, discovery/settlement pressure rises. We likely will hear at the end of July/Early August on the results. My read : Anthropic likely last ditch effort to drag this case out further and get it thrown out. If Reddit survives this it’s likely they will settle. Seems very “Anthropic” of them to do.

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  quaZa🦖🎃 (@sOnYpwnzzr) reported 11 minutes ago

  @DomsArtCorner Those really are not big issues. Im not sure, why we follow the reddit Hivemind, and make it into like this BIG issue, behaving like the DLC has no content. lmao.

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  Dan Barkes | Video Editor (@barkes_dan) reported 12 minutes ago

  i see this all the time now: your brand doesn't have a creative problem. it has a research problem. stop brainstorming, and actually start mining. reddit threads. 2-star amazon reviews. post-purchase surveys. that's where your next winning hook lives, written by your customer, not your team. the framework: → raw diet: find the exact words frustrated customers use when no one's watching → angle OS: map those words to awareness levels (unaware → problem-aware → solution-aware) → anchor & riff: give creators the proven hook, let them film it raw. parked car. messy kitchen. one take. polish = ad blindness in 2026. ugly + right words win every time. and when something hits, document actually WHY before it dies. that's your next brief right there. "make more ads like this one" isn't a strategy. it's a prayer for success lol.

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  willo 𓆲 (@_VINEGAR00N) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ponkfloud @Just_Hazuu i will deeply cherish the only time i got to listen to a radio interview from around 2007 where paul cheered for trans guy's transition before that reddit link got broken

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  Damir (@DamirBilalov) reported 17 minutes ago

  1/ Search "best things to do in Savannah" on Google. Wanderlog isn't on page 1. What is: two one-person travel blogs and a Reddit thread. Wanderlog's Savannah page has 50+ places, a map and itinerary tooling. It's better than all three. Google just can't tell. 2/ Why can't it tell? The entire site has zero schema markup. I checked the raw HTML on the homepage, a city guide, a place page and a blog post. 0 JSON-LD, 0 microdata everywhere. For a product that's literally lists of places, there's no ItemList saying "this is the authority." 3/ So it ranks like a random blog instead of what it actually is. Wanderlog ranks for ~2 million keywords. But 576,200 sit on page 2, positions 11-20. That's more than the 327,379 they hold in the entire top 10 combined. 4/ And that page-2 mass is the exact content that drives installs. City guides. Place pages. The core of the product, one click short of page 1. 5/ This isn't a site in trouble. They won in the app store, so the web was never the channel they had to nail. Nobody wired the pages to be read by a machine. Fair call at the time. 6/ But the searches moved. People ask Google and ChatGPT "what do I do in Savannah" now, and the answer gets assembled from blogs and forums, because those pages are structured to be understood. 7/ Wanderlog built itself to answer that exact question. It's the best source for it. It's just not the one getting picked.

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  Mirrai (@Mirrai_LoL) reported 17 minutes ago

  @GlitterMilf It got taken down HAHA , i got it send to me when i woke up i dont really use reddit much.

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  FoRiZon (@FoRiZon_) reported 20 minutes ago

  @NicoRobin_XYZ The problem with Reddit is that while it is generally nicer, you also run a risk of getting banned sitewide for "encouraging violence," never mind for yourself.

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  Conways biggest conman (@DaMormonArbiter) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Vertigosdeath @Try_Havoc @TMZ Reddit is down the hall, to the left

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  木 (@egghoe_) reported 21 minutes ago

  fbmp was down, checked reddit on a whim "no views/engagement megathread" oh. so it wasnt just me. ....but i dont remember the last time i sold to a rando........... havent been getting clicks for months now =__= did getting flagged for """"stolen goods"""" shadow ban me

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  eva🍰c0mms (2/5) (@evieeszart) reported 29 minutes ago

  @ToshTori honestly i have a rather old one (it still has a white home button) and that thing has its own conscience and turns itself randomly on and off and not even reddit has encountered that problem before do not recommend.

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  Value Drift (@valuedrift) reported 29 minutes ago

  All the stories from here and Reddit of people getting got from contractors are very interesting. I've never one gotten got by a contractor. Sometimes it's just been fine, but it's never been terrible. I'm pretty picky though and do quote a lot. Do they all just talk to one and pick?

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  SlickWillieSlice (@SaxOnTheFairway) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Fubgun I told this kid his build looks slow and his reddit/twitch mods banned me. Lil bros chat is a “yesfub” echochamber lol

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  Adeyinka Prime™ (@adefilaadeyinka) reported 31 minutes ago

  Gap 2: Their buyer is online right now. Storrx isn't there. Their own testimonials name the buyer. Expats managing an aging parent from another country. Expat Facebook groups, diaspora Reddit, r/caregivers. These people post about this exact problem daily. Storrx isn't showing up.