Where B2B Buyers Ask on Reddit: 30 Days of Scan Data

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vivzkestrel•about 14 hours ago

- where are you getting reddit data from? for this site of yours? https://cuescout.com/

- reddit API access is almost unavailable to anyone these days

- the only alternative is something called devvit which I am not familiar with but i am sure it doesnt give you API data

- even if it was available, you get only 3 endpoints, posts, comments, subreddits and there is a stream endpoint for latest posts and comments i think

- you are also charging money for what is essentially reddit data? how does that work with respect to their TOS?

tgdaimov•about 9 hours ago

We pull public reddit search results, no login required to read them. The thing people pay for isn't the posts, it's the scoring , which threads actually show buying intent and which ones would get you banned if you replied. if you just want to read reddit, you don't need us

bryan_specgit•about 14 hours ago

Did your site go down?

This site can’t be reached cuescout.com took too long to respond. Try:

Checking the connection Checking the proxy and the firewall ERR_TIMED_OUT

tgdaimov•about 9 hours ago

yeah went down for a bit, bad deploy ate all the memory

cwmoore•about 15 hours ago

< 150 in 30 days? I thought Reddit was popular.

Who wrote this?

“ I'll keep pulling this data. If there's a specific cut you'd want to see — a different vertical, engagement over time, how scores correlate with anything — tell me and I'll dig it out of the next month's worth.”

tgdaimov•about 9 hours ago

lol wasn't me. and yeah that line's bad, i'll cop to it. numbers are real though, ran the scans myself.

bryan_specgit•about 14 hours ago

Too funny.

cwmoore•about 10 hours ago

:) did I get downvoted for quoting AI generated text?

Where B2B Buyers Ask on Reddit: 30 Days of Scan Data

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