The Best Reddit Dashboard

Welcome to this week’s edition of ReddVisible.

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Alright, let’s jump right in to this week’s Reddit headlines….

This Week in Reddit

Here are some of the top stories about Reddit this week:

• Reddit Hires New CRO: Mike Romoff will lead the revenue generating side of the house and (surprise, surprise), he’s a Google alum!

• Ryan Darani Leverages AI on Reddit: I don’t recommend heavily relying on AI to post on Reddit, but Ryan might be on to something here.

• The White House Registers Their Subreddit: Sign of the times (and importance) for Reddit.

• Reddit Upgrades their Ad Platform: Reddit now allows keyword targeting for both conversion and feed placements. If you previously had a poor experience with Reddit ads, it might be time to take another look.

The Best Reddit Marketing Tool?

There’s clearly a dearth of Reddit tools and a lot of room to develop, BUT one platform is separating from the pack here. It’s Gummy Search.

It’s the closest thing to Ahrefs or Semrush… for Reddit.

Specifically, I’m liking how it can:

• View detailed data on various subreddits

• Filter by “themes” like “Hot Discussions”, “Solution Requests”, “Self-Promotion” and more (across multiple subreddit landscapes)

• Cluster subreddits by interest area or custom filter

• Show change (member growth, new posts, activity) by subreddit (this isn’t directly summarized anywhere on Reddit itself).

• Track certain keywords for a feed of brand / marketing relevant topics in real-time

• Query the Reddit ecosystem with AI to summarize sentiment or answer questions with Reddit citations

I just signed up as a paid user last week, but they also have a basic free version (these are affiliate links, so TIA if you use).

Reddit Software & Tools

The Reddit ecosystem for tools, software, and related apps is particularly underdeveloped for the #3 platform in the world.

I’m tracking the new tools that pop on my radar here:

• NotifyGPT: Not specifically a Reddit tool, but Reddit is one of it’s strongest use cases for social listening.

• KWatch.io: An all source UGC social listening and monitoring platform, includes Reddit.

• GummySearch: The first dedicated Reddit intel suite I’ve seen, great for monitoring communities, tracking keywords, and doing more advanced keyword research.

• Karmalyzer: I’m an early user of this “Reddit health” app. Still early, but I love the concept of monitoring this.

• RedditInsights.ai: Found this one, a good way to group and approximate topic interest from Reddit. A super scraper. '

• (NEW) Pulse: This ones new this week and I haven’t tested it too much, but could be an interesting. More positioned to brands marketing on Reddit (connects via Reddit API).

• (NEW) Subreddit Traffic Tracker: This is an interesting new find that helps optimize post and engagement timing based on when specific communities are most active on Reddit.

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I’m “all in” on Reddit right now as the fastest way to acquire users and build community.

As such, my course is a fluid, evolving project. I’m adding new modules weekly!

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That’s it for this week!