Reddit is arming marketers with fresh artificial-intelligence firepower. Its new “Reddit Insights” dashboard mines real-time conversations to flag emerging trends, test campaign ideas and predict where brand messages will resonate. A companion feature, “Conversation Summary Add-ons,” lets advertisers showcase upbeat user remarks directly beneath an ad, turning community buzz into built-in social proof without the manual curation slog.
The timing speaks volumes: global ad forecasts are slipping as trade and economic jitters mount, and agencies are hunting flexible, audience-driven buys. By tapping the platform’s 100,000-plus communities with machine learning, Reddit aims to match or outpace the AI-targeting advances already touted by rivals like Snap and Pinterest. For brands, the promise is faster ideation, tighter targeting and measurable proof that the crowd actually cares.
Reddit’s move follows a better-than-expected revenue outlook but a warning from CEO Steve Huffman that Google search traffic may soften. By adding premium, data-rich tools for advertisers—and bolstering moderation and analytics rolled out in March—the company hopes to diversify away from search dependence and convince marketers that Reddit’s passionate, topic-driven forums can deliver both authenticity and scale in an increasingly AI-shaped ad market.
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