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April 13, 2026reddit-marketing

How to set up F5Bot for brand monitoring on Reddit

The free brand monitoring tool we deploy on day one of every branded subreddit engagement, with the keyword strategy and Slack routing we actually use.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026reddit-marketing

How to get your first 100 subreddit subscribers

The first 100 subscribers are the hardest 100 you will ever get. An empty subreddit looks dead within seconds of a new visitor landing on it. The sidebar is blank, the feed is thin, and there is

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

The free tools to track AI visibility in 2026

You do not need a $499 per month Profound subscription to measure AI visibility. The free tools in 2026 are genuinely good, and the right stack of two or three covers most small brands.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

The 2026 guide to Generative Engine Optimization

Generative Engine Optimization is not a rebrand of SEO. It is the practice of making your brand visible inside answers generated by ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews, and it h

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

How to get cited by Claude for brand queries

Claude is the most overlooked engine in AI visibility work, and it is also the one where the audience converts hardest. Here is how we get clients cited inside Claude's answers for brand queries.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026reddit-marketing

How to host an AMA on your own subreddit (not r/IAmA)

Most brands think of AMAs as something you apply for on r/IAmA, get approved (maybe), and hope the right audience shows up. That model is outdated. If you own a branded subreddit, the better play

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

How LLMs decide what to cite: training, retrieval, and real-time search

Most agencies treat 'get cited by AI' as one problem. It is actually three: training data, retrieval-augmented generation, and real-time web search. Each engine mixes them differently, and the inter

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

How Reddit became the biggest single source of LLM citations

Reddit accounts for 40 percent of LLM citations across the major AI engines. The $60M Google deal, the OpenAI license, the lawsuits, and what it means for brands in 2026.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026reddit-marketing

How much karma do you need to create a subreddit in 2026?

Reddit never publishes an exact karma threshold for subreddit creation. Here is what actually matters: account age, positive karma, clean record.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

What is an llms.txt file and should your brand have one?

An llms.txt file is a markdown document at the root of your site that lists canonical content for AI systems. It is a low-cost hedge that over 844,000 sites have already adopted. Here is the honest verdict.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

How to write a press release that gets cited by AI

Press releases are cited in AI search only 0.04 percent of the time. The old PR wire model is broken for AI visibility. Here is what to do instead if you want citations from ChatGPT and Perplexity.

by soar agency
April 13, 2026ai-visibility

How to rank in Perplexity answers

Perplexity has the smallest user base of the major AI engines and the highest-intent audience. Here is the 2026 playbook we use to rank inside its answers.

by soar agency