The CueScout Blog
Playbooks on finding buying conversations, replying without getting flagged, and staying visible in AI answers — from the team building CueScout.
I built a tool to help people market on Reddit — and got shadowbanned trying to market it on Reddit. Here's exactly what happened, what Reddit actually punishes, and how to engage without getting nuked.
Read more →A practical playbook for spotting high-intent buying conversations on Reddit, scoring them, and replying in a way that builds trust instead of getting you flagged as spam.
Read more →Generative Engine Optimization is the practice of getting your brand recommended inside AI-generated answers. Here's what GEO is, how it differs from SEO, and the concrete moves that get you cited.
Read more →Reddit can be a top acquisition channel for B2B SaaS — or a fast way to get your account and brand torched. Here are the rules, the mistakes that get you flagged, and why automated posting backfires.
Read more →Most agencies do Reddit manually, which doesn't scale and is hard to report on. Here's a repeatable, defensible Reddit lead-gen process you can run across clients and bill with confidence.
Read more →Hacker News has unusually high-value readers and unusually low tolerance for marketing. Here's how B2B and developer-tool companies show up on HN without getting flagged, downvoted, or buried.
Read more →Quora gets dismissed as dead, but its answers rank in Google and increasingly feed AI engines. Here's when Quora is worth it for B2B lead gen and how to do it without wasting time.
Read more →Most teams can't prove Reddit drives revenue, so it's the first channel cut in a tight quarter. Here's how to attribute Reddit and community marketing from the first reply all the way to revenue.
Read more →When ChatGPT or Perplexity recommends three tools, how does it pick them? A breakdown of the signals AI answer engines weigh — and what they mean for getting your brand into the answer.
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