<b>Comment marketing: the slow engine that compounds</b>

<b>Comment marketing: the slow engine that compounds</b>
This week on Reddit marketing:
— [Tactic] Answer questions in threads already ranking on Google — r/SEO notes Reddit comments now surface in search, so a helpful reply earns clicks for years.
— [Case] A founder in r/indiehackers got steady signups from a single detailed comment that Google indexed on page one.
— [Tool] F5Bot emails you when your keywords appear, so you reach fresh threads before they're buried.
— [Rule-change] Google's expanded Reddit indexing means old comments now drive traffic; r/SEO threads document the spike.
Editor's pick: the F5Bot workflow — being the first useful comment on a thread Google will rank is the most durable Reddit play there is, no posting required.