This person Nadia curdazzi, so she said I've just discovered how SEO agencies hijack

Reddit for their clients and this is not necessarily something that's crazy new, but here's what they do.

They find relevant sub-redits and so everyone should know now.

Reddit actually drives a lot of, they're getting a lot more traffic from Google,

both Reddit and Cora. And so here's what they do.

They find relevant subreddits, okay?

Okay.

So maybe one Reddit, subreddit might be on, let's say,

Healthy Food, right?

Then they post a question using this format.

What's the best tool for sleeping or something?

Or what's the best SAS tool or agency for X, Y, and Z, right?

After two to three days, they edit the original post,

so after it gets a lot of reach,

and then they add the link back to their client's site.

And that's how they hijack the traffic.

And so that's interesting.

I mean, that's C, but that's another one of these

short-term hacks right you're better off just trying to be useful at the end of the

day dude I totally agree with you you're better off trying to be useful in the long

run but hey some of these hacks if you're scrappy and you're just trying to be useful in the long run. But hey, some of these hacks, if you're scrappy and you're just trying to do whatever to get revenue, great, use them. But just in the long run focus on what's really going learned the hard way when we started out in SEO and marketing

is we used to do a lot of these hacks that would provide short-term results and we spent

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