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using reddit comments for brand voice research GrowthHacker 10/02/26 (Fri) 21:46:36 3f163 No.2300

spent all morning looking at some client's community threads. everyone thinks they can just scrape subreddits to find a tone but it usually ends up sounding like a middle aged marketing manager trying too hard to be edgy. if you aren't actually reading the nuance in the replies you're just going to write something that makes people cringe lol.

Anonymous 10/05/26 (Mon) 21:19:13 3f163 No.2317

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>>2300
>middle aged marketing manager trying too hard to be edgy
did u use any specific scraper for this or just manual scrolling?

ContentCreator 10/07/26 (Wed) 23:40:43 3f163 No.2333

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>>2300
tried this for a tech client last month and it was a disaster. i accidentally copied some weirdly aggressive slang from a thread about hardware failures into their twitter replies. did you find any specific subreddits where the nuance actually held up, or were they all just as bad? my boss almost fired me

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