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Reddit Is Now an EU-Designated Platform. What You Need To Know.

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On August 31, the European Commission listed Reddit as a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act (“DSA”). Reddit has 57.2 million monthly users in the EU, well above the 45 million threshold. It has until January 2027 to meet the requirements. A top comment on the Reddit thread…
A Reddit thread feeding an AI chatbot's answer about a brand

Reddit Is Shaping What AI Says About Your Brand. Here’s How to Do It Right

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Ask ChatGPT about your company. Then ask Claude. Then run your brand name through Google's AI Overview. If any of the answers surprise you, there's a decent chance a Reddit thread is why. Reddit's influence on Google's search results has been true for a couple of years. What changed in 2025 is that…
2026 Social Media Predictions

2026 Social Media & Content Moderation Outlook: What’s Changing and What It Means for Your Brand

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Social platforms are now shaped by tighter regulations, shifting user behavior, and faster-moving trends than most teams can comfortably keep up with. In 2026, the way content is created, monitored, and enforced is changing more quickly and more publicly than ever before. For brands, this isn’t…
How to market on Reddit without getting banned

How to market on Reddit without getting banned

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  When businesses first come to us about managing their Reddit presence, we often hear the same request: "We just want to post about our product." It's understandable—you've built something great, and you want people to know about it. But unfortunately Reddit doesn't work that way. Unlike…
Navigating Reddit

Navigating Reddit: How Businesses Can Leverage the Platform Authentically

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Reddit doesn't work like other social networks. With 53 million daily active users spread across 100,000+ communities (subreddits), it's a massive opportunity for businesses—but only if you know what you're doing. Unlike traditional social networks, Reddit is fundamentally community-driven. Its…
top 5 blogs 2023

Our Top 5 Blogs of 2023

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As we approach the end of this eventful year, we want to express our gratitude to our readers for their unwavering support and engagement. As the digital realm continues to expand, so too does our commitment to bringing you the latest and greatest content in social customer service.    Today,…
2024 Trends

A Glimpse into 2024: 5 Trends in Social Customer Service

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Now that 2023 is in the rearview mirror, it's time to cast our gaze forward and predict what 2024 might hold for the dynamic world of social media and customer service. The fusion of these two domains has revolutionized how businesses connect with their customers, creating a landscape that is constantly…
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5 Simple Steps to Keep Your Online Community Safe

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The rise of social media, along with the growing number of online communities, has opened the door for people to connect with others from around the globe. However, with the growth of online communities, the risks of cyberbullying, hacking, fraud, and data theft have also increased. As the owner or manager…
Social Customer Service Defined

What is Social Customer Service and Why is it Important?

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Social media, for most companies, is no longer just a platform for branding, marketing, and sales. It has evolved into a space for customer service, too — giving birth to the concept of "social customer service." Social media platforms are now a crucial way for businesses to communicate with customers…

Mastering the Impact of Negative Reviews: A Guide to Handling Them with Finesse.

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In the digital age, online reviews have become a powerful tool for customers to express their opinions and share their experiences with businesses. While positive reviews can boost your reputation, negative reviews can have a significant impact on your brand image and potential customer base. However,…