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Insights and guides on community marketing, Reddit, SEO, and growth.

July 15, 2026reputation-management

When AI gets your brand wrong: how to correct false claims in ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews

ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews now state facts about your brand no one at your company approved. Here is why it happens and how to actually correct it.

by soar agency
July 11, 2026ai-visibility

AI browsers are here: what agentic browsing means for brand visibility

ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity Comet, and Gemini in Chrome now browse for the buyer. Here is what agentic browsing changes for how your brand gets found.

by soar agency
July 10, 2026agency-evaluation

Is community marketing astroturfing? The legal and ethical line for brands

Community marketing and astroturfing look similar from the outside and are legally worlds apart. Here is where the FTC and Reddit draw the line, and how to stay on the right side of it.

by soar agency
July 8, 2026ai-visibility

Google AI Mode vs AI Overviews: What the citation gap means for your brand

AI Mode and AI Overviews agree on the answer 86% of the time but cite the same sources only 14%. What that citation gap means for your brand.

by soar agency
July 2, 2026reputation-management

Someone is impersonating your brand on Reddit: the response playbook

A fake account, a squatted subreddit, an unauthorized deal in your name. Removing it is the easy part. Here is the two-track response that actually protects the brand.

by soar agency
July 1, 2026reddit

Reddit marketing for health and wellness brands: the compliance-aware playbook

Reddit is where health and wellness reputations are made, and where ChatGPT sources its answers. Here is how to market there without triggering the FTC.

by soar agency
June 28, 2026ai-visibility

When buyers ask AI what to buy: where product recommendations come from

AI shopping is a discovery channel, not a checkout. Where ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Mode pull product picks, and how brands earn them.

by soar agency
June 26, 2026ai-visibility

Reddit built its own AI search engine: what Reddit Answers means for your brand

Reddit Answers went from 1M to 15M weekly users in a year. Your brand's Reddit threads now feed a second AI surface, not just ChatGPT and Google.

by soar agency
June 25, 2026reputation-management

Proactive reputation building: using community marketing as a brand moat

Reputation is no longer something you defend after a crisis. It is an asset you accumulate in the communities AI and Google now treat as ground truth.

by soar agency
June 23, 2026case-studies

How real brands use Reddit successfully: 5 patterns we see across 280+ campaigns

Not one case study. The five repeatable patterns that separate brands who make Reddit work from the 80% who get banned, with named examples at each.

by soar agency
June 22, 2026community-marketing

Community marketing vs content marketing: which builds more lasting brand value?

Both compound. But AI search cites third-party community content far more than owned blog posts. Here is the 2026 ROI comparison, with the numbers.

by soar agency
June 22, 2026reddit

Your Reddit post got downvoted immediately. Here's what actually happened.

A post that shows downvotes 60 seconds after going live is the least reliable signal on Reddit. Vote fuzzing, herding, and filters, told apart.

by soar agency