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I am not an SEO vet, new to the game, 18 months in.

The SEO customers we have, I like to set up
agreements between our company and our customers. Formal.

On our agreements, I never specified reddit... what we can and cannot do/say on reddit. On behalf of customers, trying to get their name out there.

But in the last few months, reddit has become so prevelant in search results and especially AI Overviews, it's become a real reputational risk for us.

Consider that the reddit sub or post that you make for your customer, could outrank your customer's orgifinal post. A post they spent years trying to rank. They might not appreciate that your post that you made about them or their data, gets pushed out of AI Overviews because of your reddit post.

Learn from my mistakes, and make sure that what you are allowed to post about your customers and their content, is agreed upon in writing.

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