Every data below is taken from our documented work which we can evidence. We wont mention exactly which post is for who for obvious reasons, which is why the categories are described rather than branded.
Seven different community engagements, with the numbers taken straight off the platform. Every case can be consulted in more detail in our portfolio which we can provide on request.
One post in r/womensfashion, written value first so it atracts the people. The right message in the right thread out-delivered the brand's paid social, and it stays indexed, still driving discovery.
A story in r/puppy101 that read like a real person sharing a real moment, where we put the emotions first while seamlessly integrating the brand. The community did the marketing: comments, shares and the highest aproval the platform can give.
A genuinely useful Christmas-dinner price comparison in r/Frugal. No brand push, no agenda, just information the community wanted, with the brand along for the ride.
A regulated category that cannot advertise, so we went where the demand already lives: city and state subreddits, one thread at a time, each asking the question a local buyer would ask. Boston alone put the answer in front of 40,000 people, and almost none of that reach leaked outside the country the brand wanted their presence in.
Reach is worthless if it lands in the wrong market. We ran the category conversation in the buyer's own language and in the communities that specifically want European alternatives, so 91% of the audience sat inside the delivery footprint instead of scattered across the globe.
Software buyers do their shortlisting in public, in threads that begin "what are you all using for this". We open those threads or join hotspots for you. The payoff is a discussion that keeps ranking long after it was posted.
Before an account mentions a client, it earns the trust required to stay clean even after mentioning the brand. These are posts from that phase: no product, no link, no agenda, written well enough to top their communities. That standing is what a moderator sees later, and it is the reason a brand mention reads as a recommendation rather than an ad as well as why the account doesnt get taken down.
Somewhere on Reddit, Quora, LinkedIn or Medium, your buyers are asking for exactly what you sell. Let's make sure the answer mentions you.
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