Build a subreddit Google ranks and AI answers cite
We start and run a subreddit in your name and write a thread for every question your buyers ask. It's how threads we wrote for Arist got cited 2,882 times by AI answers in nine weeks.
Get startedRanked on page 1 of Google in 30 days and cited in AI in 90. But truthfully, it's usually 7 days and 30.
Organic Content
Your own subreddit, on page 1 of Google for the questions your buyers ask.
$5,000/mo
1 of 3 October spots left
We take three new clients a month and turn down most who apply.
- A subreddit in your name, built and run by us
- A thread for every buying question, titled the way buyers ask AI
- AI citations tracked in Promptwatch, reported monthly
- Guarantee included*
Your buyers Google it. The answer on top quotes Reddit.
If customers already talk about you, your own subreddit is the highest leverage thing you can do on social, besides founder-led content.
- Reddit puts your posts in home feeds
- Reddit suggests your sub for cross-posts
- Google ranks your posts
- AI answers quote your posts

“We've stood up different type of communities to see what gets picked up by answer engines, what gets cited. We do see citations that are coming through from these things where we've created a new community.”
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Threads keep getting cited a year after they go up.
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It's your subreddit, so no other sub's mods decide what stays up.
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When someone complains, it lands in your sub, where you can answer it.
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About 15 minutes a week from you, plus one AMA.
Who we can build a subreddit for
Reddit only works where a real conversation already exists. We can earn you a place in it. We can't invent it, so we check before taking your money.
Case studies we're proud of
16,857 posts and comments published. 67,010,062 views and counting.
Free auditSee what Reddit says about you.
Not a generic audit. Your actual numbers: where you get mentioned, where your three closest competitors get mentioned instead, and what your own analytics say about traffic you are already losing.







