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How LLMs use Reddit for product and category queries
Reddit is the single most-cited domain in AI search, but LLMs pull old, low-vote threads, not viral posts. How they really use Reddit for product queries.
Reddit CQS tier distribution: what 4,544 accounts showed
A 4,544-account Signals audit shows why karma alone does not predict Reddit posting eligibility.
Reddit account lifespan after purchase: 90-day survival data
We audited 1,528 sold Reddit accounts tracked for 90+ days. Lifespan depends less on age than handoff, trust state, and first-use pattern.
Reddit comment karma vs post karma: which matters for posting
Comment karma is the safer first target for Reddit posting access, but combined and subreddit-specific gates decide the final pass.
Best time to post in r/SaaS, r/startups, and r/entrepreneur (EST)
Per-subreddit posting windows in EST for r/SaaS, r/startups, and r/entrepreneur, plus the timezone math and the repeatable way to verify your own.
The Reddit 9:1 self-promotion rule: how to track your ratio
Reddit retired the 9:1 rule years ago but subreddits still enforce it through AutoMod. Here is the audit method that tells you where you actually stand.
Reddit subscriber-to-active ratio: how to spot a ghost sub
A 500,000-subscriber subreddit with 30 people online is a ghost. Here is the math operators use to disqualify dead subs in under 90 seconds.
Reddit modmail appeal templates that actually work
Four Reddit modmail appeal templates for removed posts, bans, false positives, and follow-ups without making the account look worse.
Reddit rising vs hot sort: which one actually moves traffic
Reddit's rising sort is a ratio of upvotes to impressions, not a score-and-decay function. For small subs, that changes which post wins.
Vote fuzzing vs shadowban vs automod filter: a diagnostic decision tree
Your new Reddit post shows 1 upvote and 50% upvote rate. Three different systems can produce that screen. Here is the operator decision tree.