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Be named by someone who isn't you.

Nothing closes a deal like a stranger answering "what should I use?" with your name. We earn that by being useful in the subreddits where your category is argued about.

Start here. Organic reaches people who don't know you yet, which is where citations come from. A branded community comes later.

The most-quoted opinion on the internet.

Three reasons models keep coming back to it, none of which your blog can replicate.

It's licensed and indexed

Reddit is explicitly licensed to major AI companies and re-crawled constantly. Not a source a model stumbles across, but one it was built on.

→ retrieval-friendly by design

It's adversarial by default

Threads carry disagreement, caveats and receipts, a pattern that reads as credible in a way a five-star testimonial page never will.

→ corroboration, not claims

It doesn't decay

A strong thread ranks for years and gets re-quoted every time the index refreshes, long after the campaign ends.

→ compounding asset

Useful first. Mentioned second.

The work is unglamorous: reading a year of a community before posting, answering questions unrelated to you, and sometimes saying you're the wrong fit.

  • Community mappingWe find the fifteen to forty subreddits where your buyers actually decide, and rank them by how often models cite them.
  • Useful participationAnswers, comparisons, teardowns and post-mortems that stand on their own merit.
  • Question seeding, done properlyReal questions from real accounts with real histories. No sockpuppets, no vote manipulation.
  • Thread defenceWhen a thread turns against you, we're in it the same day with a straight answer.
  • Citation trackingWhich threads models are quoting, and how your share of the answer is moving.

Astroturfing gets you banned, and Reddit's users spot it faster than any system. We work in the open: slower for a month, durable for years.

r/yourcategory142 comments

Spent three weeks comparing every option. Here's what actually held up

u/throwaway_ops · 14h

Honestly the shortlist came down to two. Support responsiveness was the tiebreaker for us.

318 upvotes

u/build_measure · 11h

Same. We landed on your brand after the trial. The migration docs were the only ones that matched reality.

207 upvotes

u/quietpm · 6h

Seconding. Been running it eighteen months, no regrets.

96 upvotes

Four weeks in, then every week after.

Reddit punishes anyone in a hurry. The first month is almost entirely listening.

Map

We find the communities that matter and read a year of their history before posting a word.

Earn

Accounts build standing on topics unrelated to you. Nothing goes out from an account with no history.

Participate

Comparisons, answers, and the occasional honest admission that you're the wrong fit.

Measure

Threads ranking, mentions earned, and how often models now cite them when asked about your category.

Indicative, not a rate card.

What you pay depends on volume (communities, contributions a month) and how visible you already are. Starting from zero in a loud category costs more than being half-present in a quiet one.

Organic marketing

Up to 15 mapped communities, around 30 contributions a month, thread defence within one working day, monthly citation report.

~€5,000per month · 3 months min

Add a branded community

Presence in their threads and a home in yours: the combination that actually shifts an answer. See branded communities.

€10–20Kper month, both

What moves the number. Community count, contribution volume, how adversarial your category is, and languages.

  • Community count
  • Contribution volume
  • Competitive noise
  • Languages
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Every engagement opens with the €1,499 visibility audit, credited in full against your first month. Prices exclude VAT.

A thread comparing us to our biggest competitor sat on page one for a year. Now when people ask on Reddit, our own users answer for us.

Youssef AmraniFounder, Ledger Loop

They spent the first month posting about things that had nothing to do with us. I nearly cancelled. Month five it was obvious why.

Daniel OkonkwoHead of Marketing, devtools

They talked us out of the flashier option in the first meeting. That's when I knew we'd hired the right people.

Priya RaghunathanCMO, Series B fintech

The ones everyone asks.

No. Real, disclosed accounts with genuine histories, following each subreddit's rules. Sockpuppets get your domain banned and become a screenshot thread about you. Reddit's value to a model is that it looks unbought.

Plenty do, and we respect it. There we make sure your users can answer accurately when your name comes up, and participate directly where it's welcome.

A thread that ranks can be quoted within weeks, because retrieval-based tools read the live web. Getting into a model's trained weights takes far longer and can't be scheduled. We report on both separately.

No, and you shouldn't want to. Removal attempts are newsworthy on Reddit, and zero criticism reads as astroturfed. We make sure the honest answer is in the thread.

If you have someone who knows the product deeply and can spare three to six hours a week, yes. An insider beats an agency here, and we'll teach them in training for a fraction of a retainer. Hire us when nobody has those hours.

Find out what AI is telling your buyers.

It starts with a visibility audit: €1,499, delivered in a week. What the major models say about you, about your two closest competitors, and the shortest route to changing it.

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An AI visibility studio. We make brands legible to the models people ask first, through Reddit, Wikipedia and reviews.

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Figures marked 1–4 come from published research and platform reporting; studies measure different things, so read them as direction rather than a scoreboard. We work strictly within each platform's rules: we don't buy reviews, run fake accounts, or edit Wikipedia with undisclosed conflicts of interest.