Reddit

…One actually is old school, which is Reddit.…

…Funnily enough, Reddit works really well for getting found.…

…peaker C: The co founder of Reddit, but now so much more.…

…Nobody creates an account on Reddit or Meta with a work email, you get like a 2%, 10% hatch rate.…

…are sourcing from places where they have appropriate schema, where it's easy for these LLMs to digest the information and parse what's true, amplify things that are getting upvoted, which is why Reddit right now is roughly about 40% of the data being pulled for these LLMs.…

…peaker B: For the first two years, they couldn't close a single customer, so they spent their time on Quora and Reddit answering questions from people they were trying to sell to.…

…For instance, if you're thinking about some of the forums like Quora, Reddit, or other Q&A forums - if you're seeing people regularly asking a question, you can reply with a sort of summary and then you can say, “And I've gone into this in much more detail in this piece of content, in this…

…I had no idea and I can speak for most of my other colleagues in the rare community that I've spoken to that Reddit was such a place that people were going to have conversations about their rare conditions.…

…You got like Pinterest, you've got Reddit, you've got Instagram, you got TikTok, like where people are finding content and searching things.…

…I might add a little flavor to it and, like, I like to always add, like, do some extra research on, like, Reddit and, like, the social platforms of what questions people are asking, common questions about my industry on there, because I feel like a lot of people go to Reddit and Quora and ask s- some questions and review sites to…

…Whether that's the big players such as Meta, TikTok and Microsoft or the more niche platforms like Reddit and Pinterest.…

…And then another thing before we, before we continue on is also our Reddit.…

…So that will be things like Reddit and Quora forums, social media, LinkedIn posts, YouTube videos from time to time.…

…How do you generate them? Um, very much led by the whole Reddit group and how they are talking about their.…

…They're asking ChatGPT, reading Reddit threads, checking local Facebook groups, scanning reviews, directories, a LinkedIn profile, and AI generated answers before they ever land on your website.…

…You could also use Google Trends, you can use Reddit, any of those things will also give you ideas.…

…More recently, as an example, we've been investing in getting our data and audiences, including uh, curated into Reddit as an example.…

…Reddit all of a sudden is now known as the best place that your brand can be to get cited by a ChatGPT or a Google AI overview or a Claude.…

…Lucas: The second channel was Reddit.…

…I have a Reddit experiment where definitely people are using a lot of uh, text and we know already how to talk to users online to Reddit users.…

…And Internet users absolutely hate this, right? Like, they despise having to provide their personal information to have an account on Reddit or something like that, right?…

…But one thing I learned is that ranking, depending on who you're talking about, I mean obviously ChatGPT is going to differ from Gemini etc, is that, um, the big one is Reddit.…

…With Gemini, AI moderation is not always perfect and recently it has hit Reddit, discord and Tumblr on false positives.…

…And with AEO, I'm thinking about, okay, how can I go get content of mine on Reddit, on Forbes, on these other platforms?…

…So when someone searches on TikTok, on Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, they are often not looking for best answer in an objective sense.…

…So I'll go into Google, go into Stack Exchange or subreddits and then get answers there.…