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  Ayon🦅🕊️ (@Ayonhim_self) reported 7 minutes ago

  @kirawontmiss On reddit,they problem you thought you are the pioneer is someone 8 years experience

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  sage is on mini djour 🍎 (@djotalcontrol) reported 8 minutes ago

  reddit is just miserable wdym it’s now a problem for people to spend their own time and money making free gifts for other fans

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  Jessupe Goldastini (@JessupeG) reported 10 minutes ago

  @skdh if you use ai for writting you basically get "reddit"....even proof reading, something as simple and basic as that requires it be done 1 paragraph at a time....anymore and accuracy goes down like 50%... it has zero original thought. It can be steered into writing, but at that point there is so much writing and prompting on your end that you might as well just write it yourself anyway... I'm not sure what people are smoking that are suggest ai will take over in 3 years.

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  Furnuwees (@furnuwees) reported 13 minutes ago

  @appenz @Reddit Naah. That curve flatten out and does not go down as shown in the image

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  Takauji's babygirl (@Gintamatai) reported 13 minutes ago

  Dude wait I went over to Reddit to get help fixing the glitch and everybody there is complaining about lack of communication and transparency from the company under the official sub, I thought I was reading lads feedback again what da helly

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  SN (@slick_ns) reported 20 minutes ago

  1/ Twitter has a bot problem that Reddit just doesn’t have. I’ve used both, and the problem isn’t the posts.. it’s the ******* replies. Every remotely viral tweet gets swarmed by completely unrelated bot comments.

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  RhexxHexx (@RhexxHexx_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @CarlaTaggarty @Gothams_Kitchen Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  krupali || chai is making matcha (@chai_really) reported 24 minutes ago

  successfully increased 200 viewers for avg monthly viewers on pinterest in 2 days. and increased 50 karma points on reddit yesterday. it is time to double down on these.

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  PALoyalist (@LoyalistPa) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Italian347 @SpookSlapper One guy in monarchist Reddit was basically ((though he didn’t directly say so but you could easily tell had a problem with felipe necause leoner is a girl))

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  napolidopoli (@napolidopoli) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TheWarBlackjack @InternetH0F Reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  Honey Syed (@honeydreamss) reported 27 minutes ago

  Search your brand name plus "Reddit" right now. Whatever comes up is what your buyers are reading before they decide whether to purchase. Your landing page is not the last thing they see before buying. That Reddit thread is. Someone in the SEO world asked the right question recently. "What's your move if 'brand name + Reddit' pulls up a thread calling your client trash? You can't spam the thread because it's part of the main industry subreddit." You can't delete it. Legitimate criticism in a legitimate community, and the mods won't remove it because it breaks no rules. Just a customer sharing a bad experience that 200 people agreed with. Show up with 5 accounts defending the brand and the mods ban all of them, and now it's a thread about the client being terrible and astroturfing the comments. Outranking it with blog posts doesn't work either. A small business site typically sits at a fraction of Reddit's domain authority, and Google surfaces the Reddit thread above the client's own site for their own brand name. A blog post titled "Why [Brand] Is Actually Great" sits on page 3 while the thread holds position 2. The solution is to create a subreddit for the brand, build content in it, target the brand name, grow the community, keep creating. That's correct as far as it goes. A branded subreddit on the same high-authority domain competes directly with the negative thread for the same search query. Over time, with consistent content and real engagement, the subreddit's posts start outranking the single negative thread because Google sees more volume, more recency, and more activity coming from it than from one old post in someone else's community. But building a branded subreddit from scratch is the slow version. The fast version is acquiring a subreddit that already exists in the brand's industry. One with existing members, existing content, existing search authority. When someone searches "best [product category] Reddit" and the top result is a discussion thread inside a subreddit you own, the conversation happens on your terms. The negative thread doesn't disappear. It gets buried under newer, more active content living on the same high-authority domain. I acquired a niche subreddit for $0. When someone searches "niche marketing Reddit," the top results come from a community I acquired. Most brands are playing defense. Monitoring threads, hoping nobody says anything bad, scrambling to respond when they do, watching a negative thread outrank their own website for their own name. Owning the subreddit in your category changes what you're doing entirely. You're not reacting to what shows up, you're setting the environment where the conversation happens in the first place. DM me REDDIT. I'll ask you a few questions about your situation first, then share how you can buy the Reddit Community Takeover Playbook.

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  Shadet (@ShadowShadet) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Bunnyonchain @johnlukesbinder @RiftboundGG Strong flashlight (focused light, not spread). There are multiple guides on Reddit, I used one of them and just trial and error on how it goes through.

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  Dennis Willeboordse 👨🏼‍🦰 eCommerce Growth (@thedennis) reported 28 minutes ago

  What I do before writing a single ad: 1. Amazon. My category. Sort by most reviews. 2. Read the 3-STAR reviews only (not 5, not 1) 3. Highlight every phrase describing the problem 4. Pull 20 Reddit threads, sort by upvotes 5. Search support tickets for "I wish" and "I hate" 5-star is fanboys. 1-star is haters. 3-star is the truth: real pros, real cons, real language. Your next winning hook is already written in one of them.

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  RoflRolf (@RoflRolf696) reported 30 minutes ago

  @TemptInvest Its an not enough eyeballs on ads inside reddit issue. Imo reddit should integrate LLMs on the platform so that users open reddit and find the answer with the help of LLMs @Reddit Much like X here. You use grok inside x

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  stackzz (@stackzz) reported 31 minutes ago

  🧠 Coinbase Drawings Vanished. Build One Backup. A Reddit trader said hours of Coinbase Advanced chart drawings disappeared after a 20-minute break. They rebuilt one chart. Gone again 20 minutes later. A third rebuild this time locked vanished too. Coinbase Support said drawings should persist, but duplicate tabs or interrupted saved-chart data can reset a chart. Their fix: one Advanced tab, hard refresh, rebuild, save; escalate if it repeats. That’s more than annoying UI. Your chart markup is working memory: levels, scenarios, evidence. If a venue can reset it, keep an external TradingView copy or screenshots before the session gets busy. Rent the execution venue. Don’t rent your memory.