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• Website Down (63%)
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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Adelaide	Website Down	16 hours ago
Brisbane	Website Down	3 days ago
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Dhaka	Website Down	8 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	8 days ago
Foligno	Sign in	12 days ago

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  Roas ROI (@roasroi) reported 0 seconds ago

  testing ads / offers assumptions: you know 0 about the niche, 0 about the offer, and run paid ads, probably on Meta, but this is for other sources too so you found a network, Affil manager gave you 3 top offers, you picked one (hopefully low CPA so you dont burn your budget in 2 days). AM also told you that meta converts well, so that is where you will start RESEARCH - search for offer domain, brand name etc., check what results it gives on Google, check what it shows in FB Ad Library - start putting all the findings into a file - search through reddit, ask gpt to find 5 main painpoints that this offer solves on reddit etc. - by the end of this phase you have downloaded ads, ton of material in your info file, got bunch of images examples etc. AD CREATION - throw all the info that you gathered into gpt (claude is quite good for this), start generating ideas, dont blindly trust claude, but this will help you to quickly make image ideas, scripts, etc. - make a LOT of ads, at this tage you still know NOTHING, so make statics, UGC AI, brolls with voiceover, headlines on colored background TESTING Day 1 - your pixel has 0 data, you have 0 experience - CBO, broad (switch off Audience Network) - adsets either by angle or by type, does not matter -our cpa is $10, lets put budget on $30 let it go (you could actually see results in like 5-6 hours, but we will talk in days) TESTING Day 2 A. FB dropped all the spend into 1 ad, but NO conversions - this ad is high engagement, but just curiosity clicks, mark what makes it engaging and if it already grabbed 3x CPA, switch it off B. FB dropped all the spend into 1 ad, few conversions - good, mark down why this ad could stand out, try to make variations of this to improve it C. FB spend here an there, but no clear trend - let is be for another day At the end of day 2, you should start getting an idea of CPC, CPM, CTR - you can go back to your AM, and ask where the benchmark is, chances our they wont know... but just in case you got that AffiliateManager-Premium-Reserved-Luxury edition, they might actually be able to tell you Testing Day 3 - around $60-90 spent, you should either be seeing some consistency in results, or be at a point where you threw all the ads out and made a new pack A. Still no clear winner - chances are the whole batch is bad, you missed the angles, and FB is just pushing $ into engagement clicks essentially - Return to RESEARCH or AD CREATION phase and repeat B. Converting but losing money - grab the winning ad and make variations Day 4 - you either went with VARIATIONS route and now just need to brand out and constantly ad new ads and tests - or you uploaded a batch of new ads and are monitoring the progress ******* How many ads to make? As many as you can. 10,15,30,40 - how many can you do per day? Do that, if you can do 2 - you are screwed. - at this stage, you know nothing, so spending 10 hours on 1 great ad just to see it flop is wasting time, SHOTGUN strategy, make 50 ads, find a common denominator and THEN start putting more time into them CBO vs ABO on Meta - CBO (!), again, you know nothing, and pushing budget into ads/adsets manually just cranks up your budget burn rate, FB knows better, let Zuck guide you - with $100 CBO you can drop in 50-70 ads and know what pulls tomorrow - with $100 in abos? at at least $20 per adset, that is 5 adsets with 5 ads each? 25 ads? Wih a huge risk that 4/5 are **** adsets but cause you push spend in it, FB is going to spend it anyway? When starting out - QUANTITY of action is critical. Qualify comes later, you have NO idea of what quality looks like. When to quit an offer? Firstly, never start testing "new offers, promising offers, we just onboarded offers" only test "on rthis offer we have partners making 100 conversions per day / making $10k i nrev etc.) - dont be a free GTM tester - that will ensure that if you fail, high probability that it is because of you, not the offer - depends on your budget, if you know that offer works, and you have $1k on $10 cpa offer...well, go for that - at 3-5x CPA you should see at least some conversions to guide you - if after 150+ ads you still cant find the right traction, move on to testing another - if you cant figure out any new angles, and variations are leading nowhere, move on CPM too high? Can happen ignore that, cpm does not tell you much CPC too high? if CPC is over EPC on Meta that you get from network, your ads are bad CPC too low? usualy bad sign, - on meta check for audience network (and switch it off) but mostly it means that your ads atract clickers / curiosity clicks (you see this a lot in ED telehealth, you make a saucy ad, guys click like crazy, you are already calling Bentley dealership, but they wont buy) CTR is too low / too high? does not matter, low CTR ,may bring less clicks but more actionable ones vice versa HIGH ctr might bring more clicks, but ****** ones CPC / EPC - this is where you should be looking at, check for EPC on your source from AM, lets say $3, if it is a whitehat offer you should be seeing CPC of around $1.5+, if you see $4+ = that wont work see <$1 = also wont work as your ROI on average on a whitehat offer is like 30-40% on small volumes Offer pays $300 *star-eyes* - forget about it! to test a $300 offer you will need around $1.5k to even see which angles are working, you dont have such a budget! Pick offers with smaller CPAs, 5,10,20 etc. It is not the CPA that matters it is the ROI !!! What ad formats to try? Headlines - make a bunch of short "Proclamation style headlines" slap them on a colored background, or iphone notes background Statics - Gemini can do solid ones from prompts with text, so if you can do Canva or whatever do that UGC AI - Ugc talking head, ths format ALONE can carry you for years Broll with VO - grab some from TT or YT, speed them up if needed, lay on VO with subtitles

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  Xiix Poonjoo (@XiixPoonjoo) reported 46 seconds ago

  @reddit_lies According to reddit, crime is down, but there is a rise on far right extremists 🤡

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  Ombudsman4Truth (@ombudsman4truth) reported 14 minutes ago

  @NextUpHalperin @MarkHalperin @LydiaMoynihan What's funny is the guys on Reddit sports forums are all Bernie Bros, but seemingly have no issue with athlete salaries. The reason is they can grasp how the athletes command such enormous sums. And they apparently get that it's simply a market, not fair or unfair.

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  AmericanPatriot2002 (@Patriotic2002) reported 14 minutes ago

  Reddit is basically a representation of the majority of millennials. Self righteous and Godless woke people who think they have the world should bow down to their moral authority

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  老陈 (@laocheninusa) reported 15 minutes ago

  I hope you actually take Nextdoor down. This PoS site is literally another Reddit.

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  Jake ✝️🕊️🔥 (@_jeh14) reported 15 minutes ago

  @JordykJordan @_ethanbuchanan Just looking at Reddit, not even about this issue, makes me think universal voting rights are a mistake.

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  MarketArchive (@marketcyclesss) reported 18 minutes ago

  The Bitcoin Rainbow Chart wasn’t built by one person. It took three. • 2014: Trolololo (BitcoinTalk) built the log regression model — y = 2.9065·ln(x) − 19.493 — during the post-Mt. Gox crash to show BTC wasn’t broken, just cheap on a log scale. • 2014: Azop (Reddit) independently created the rainbow color band visualization. Just for fun. • 2019: Rohmeo (BlockchainCenter) merged the two into the interactive chart we use today. The core logic: Bitcoin’s growth rate decelerates over time. On a log scale, that becomes a straight line. The color bands map sentiment zones around that line. No academic framing. No backtests. No predictive claims. It was built to give perspective — not signals.

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  𝔤𝔯𝔞𝔳𝔢𝔰 🦴 𝖘𝖍𝖊𝖉𝖙𝖜𝖙 (@krunkkillsteens) reported 24 minutes ago

  on reddit you arent allowed to have a bad experience with a opioid like substance because they will say youre fear mongering and attack you/say its a fake post even if you say at least 5 times you know it helps people and it was a personal issue

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  mally 🫧 (@malanholy) reported 24 minutes ago

  @urmylosertwat someone is leaking her lyrics on reddit right now can we somehow email her team to take it down??? this is insane how does this happen

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  Romàn (@romanbuildsaas) reported 25 minutes ago

  For most of the journey from $0 to $250k MRR, I personally ran: - Reddit - 5 LinkedIn accounts - 3 X accounts - influencer partnerships - YouTube - newsletter sponsorships - outbound infrastructure - paid ads - sales calls - Follow ups For a while, it was basically me, Claude, a bunch of workflows, and too many tabs open. I’m not saying that because it was healthy. It wasn’t. I’m saying it because 4 years ago I don’t think it would have been possible. Claude did most of the first drafts. Voice notes turned into LinkedIn posts. Looms turned into threads. Workflows pulled data, drafted content, and queued things for review. I still had to approve everything. I still had to know what was good. I still had to take the calls, make the decisions, and fix what broke. But I wasn’t starting from a blank page every time. That changes a lot. It still broke eventually. Around $100k MRR, I was sleeping 5 hours, missing things, and convincing myself I could keep doing it for another month. AI made the solo phase last longer. It did not make it unlimited. Since then we’ve hired across growth, sales, engineering, and product. That’s probably the right way to think about AI as a founder. It lets you stay small longer. And ultimately, it will enable your team to operate at the scale of 100 people while remaining a team of just 10.

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  BearishBull (@Beerishbull) reported 27 minutes ago

  It seems @benbybit is best at using AI ! Web support ticket is untouched since more then 30 hours and chat bots have only one thing to reply that’s FAQ page , @BybitHelpdesk is also replying like a chat bot “wait for the compliance team update “ and then disappeared for more then 15 hours now ! As checked on Reddit , the people who have faced this issue have not been reverted back for days/weeks ! Can someone explain what nonsense is going on at @Bybit_Official ?

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  infamouslegato (@InfamousLegato) reported 29 minutes ago

  @MMatters22596 The problem with reddit is the moderators all being retarded power hungry losers with no connection to the world outside their weird echo chamber. The data you get from reddit is fundamentally lobotomized and useless for AI as far as I'm concerned.

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  Scarlett Green (@onegreenacre) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Fredward_Frex @RooftopAssyrian @ChristianHeiens Reddit is down the hall

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  DAIMA Wonderland | Flamingo (@BerbBrain) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Real_boy88 @JamesResEvil @princeofthef4ll I don't think a "soy reddit ******" would settle down, marry and have kids and still continue to fight mythological beings. Being a father changes people, but I mean chances are you're the one all angry so maybe you're the "soy reddit ******" all along?

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  JoBoNoGo (@JobBoNoGo1) reported 37 minutes ago

  @HaruhiismOtaku Whenever I see these **** try to pull this ****, I’m just like: “Reddit is down the hall to the right.” If I cared what non-believers thought, then I’d be just as pathetic as them. When they pass, they’ll face God, and I imagine he’ll be bringing up this type of **** to them.

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  melonpult.flp (@buffterrablade) reported 37 minutes ago

  i hope the ******* snarky reddit commentors under this thread of someone with this exact same issue as me saying “well are you sure your monitor HAS speakers” all ******* choke to death you are worth less than the ground i walk on

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  AmusedToDeath (@AmusedToDeath1) reported 38 minutes ago

  Anyone who gets a totenkopf tattoo knows what it is, especially someone in the military who posts on reddit constantly. Can we please be for real. Like I know he knew & if he's the nominee then well **** I'll walk walk on broken glass for whoever has the (D) next to their name

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  Josh ❌ (@xJoshXI) reported 39 minutes ago

  The solution to my problems not even on reddit

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  Nicolas More (@nicolasmore_) reported 39 minutes ago

  @rdbuilds7 replying to people already talking about the problem on Reddit :)

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  ProblemSniper (@ProblemSniper) reported 40 minutes ago

  1. Stop comparing with screenshots posted on Twitter and Reddit. 2. I posted a video about this check it out. 3. Write down your risk management strategy on a piece of paper and stick it on you phone screen.

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  🖤🖤🖤 (@EliteDegenerate) reported 41 minutes ago

  @the_con_man13 @MoeWanders Didn’t the Reddit sub of that game have to shut down because of freaks getting off to the kid in that game?

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  Xephyris🔜 Blizzcon 2026 (@xepher1s) reported 42 minutes ago

  seems that @Reddit shut down 3rd party client access which automatically means my reddit usage drops by 95%. masterful gambit

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  Tommy Pham (@Tommycsx3) reported 44 minutes ago

  Tired of guessing which problems to solve? PainBase turns noisy community conversations into validated SaaS opportunities. Live-scrapes Reddit and extracts complaints and converts them into structured pain reports Scores urgency, severity, and market potential

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  Favoured (@tventures407) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Reddit @fuelfive App is down,please fix.

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  Tarak (@octavianslash) reported 47 minutes ago

  The secret tip to fix low volume on the AirPods is to suck according to reddit and it actually worked???

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  David Goldstein (@WagsCap) reported 50 minutes ago

  @stan100x reddit data for ai is noisy, anonymous, sarcastic,not every Reddit comment from some broke 19 year old in r/antiwork, not all of it is scarce and valuable. there is user mix - in Q1, Reddit had 126.8m DAUq, but only 52.0m were logged in. logged out users were 74.8m. US logged in DAUq grew only 1% YoY, international DAUq grew fast, but international ARPU was only $2.02 per quarter versus $9.63 in the US and that means a lot of the growth is lower monetization traffic, not automatically high quality ad inventory getting elegible does not mean automatic inclusion in S&P, valuations are not really "cheap" and it can easily go down 50% Reddit already had a stock hit when Google algorithm changes affected search related traffic, especially logged out users and that exact user bucket is now a big part of the growth story it's good biz, but risk wise you're crazy

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  Naseem Khan (@naseemkhandev) reported 52 minutes ago

  @compileandpush @X When I kept seeing the same complaint repeated across Reddit threads and YouTube comments, people frustrated that every fitness app is built for weight loss, not weight gain. That's when it clicked that it wasn't just my problem.

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  гру🦇Виолет🇷🇺 (@VioletVampire2) reported 56 minutes ago

  @AllMenAreSimps Literally a down to earth girl but he has to whine on reddit

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  lloyd smith (@Annoyed___Bored) reported 57 minutes ago

  @LisaFenDragon I didn't deny it. Again you are making things up. I said reddit is full of lies and fantasy and you shouldn't use that site as proof. Are you having issues understanding English? You are a very angry and bitter person.

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  Michael Buckbee (@mbuckbee) reported 60 minutes ago

  3. ChatGPT pulls the real Reddit citations Knowatoa tracks and surfaces the actual subreddits where your prospects spend their time on this problem, ranked by frequency.