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Adam @AdamYamada

Reddit Marketing Expert and SEO & AI Search Specialist

Joined May 2011
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Free Domain Name AcquireHero(.)com to a good home.   I am not going to renew it. Will push to someone that Reply Below and Follow Me. 😃 Will pick someone randomly.
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"What type of sex do you like?" Got asked this the other day. "Subscribe to my OnlyFans!" my response.
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For the record I do not have an OnlyFans.
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This is how I am fighting high gas prices.  Electric Dirt Bike / Emoto
electric dirt bike in yard

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Are these types of AI generated graphics tacky? Asking for a friend... 😅
Header: REDDIT ROI: WHILE YOU'RE TRACKING ATTRIBUTION, YOUR COMPETITORS ARE BUILDING TRUST Left Panel — SITTING ON THE SIDELINES Speech bubble/thought bubble text: Direct ROI? Attribution? Reddit Co-inversions: LOW Bottom label: SITTING ON THE SIDELINES Right Panel — ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT & TRUST BUILDING Speech bubble text: Authentic Connection Building Community ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 stars) Trust & Reputation Brand Mentions Increase Bottom label: ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT & TRUST BUILDING Bottom Section — Customer Journey via Reddit Reddit Post → Searching for Reviews → Comparing Mentions → Google → Brand Website → Purchase/Conversion

ALT Header: REDDIT ROI: WHILE YOU'RE TRACKING ATTRIBUTION, YOUR COMPETITORS ARE BUILDING TRUST Left Panel — SITTING ON THE SIDELINES Speech bubble/thought bubble text: Direct ROI? Attribution? Reddit Co-inversions: LOW Bottom label: SITTING ON THE SIDELINES Right Panel — ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT & TRUST BUILDING Speech bubble text: Authentic Connection Building Community ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5 stars) Trust & Reputation Brand Mentions Increase Bottom label: ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT & TRUST BUILDING Bottom Section — Customer Journey via Reddit Reddit Post → Searching for Reviews → Comparing Mentions → Google → Brand Website → Purchase/Conversion
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Just had to transfer a domain out of Unstoppable Domains. I even paid the early transfer fee? Why? DNS over there is doing some really odd things. This domain has an active site on it. No time or energy to mess around. Stick with Dynadot for critical domains.
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For mission critical domains I even use Enterprise DNS.
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Are there any tools that track Pause Ads? I'm looking to understand how common these are across streaming platforms.
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I'm launching a Domain Name Newsletter just for Alliteration Domains & Brands. Starting with available to register domains. First newsletter goes this Friday. Then I will send every Monday. looklion.com/

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Digg is dead. If you visit the homepage you will be greeted with this message and the social network is gone. The relaunch lasted for just about 2 months. It shows how hard it is to get a social platform launched. They claim they will relaunch again... but somehow I doubt it. Do you think we will see Digg again? Can Digg ever be a true competitor to Reddit?
A Hard Reset, and What Comes Next Building on the internet in 2026 is different. We learned that the hard way. Today we're sharing difficult news: we've made the decision to significantly downsize the Digg team. This wasn't a decision made lightly, and it's important to say clearly: this is one of the strongest groups of people we've ever had the privilege of working with. This is not a reflection of their talent, their effort, or their belief in what we were building. It's a reflection of the brutal reality of finding product-market fit in an environment that has fundamentally changed. We faced an unprecedented bot problem When the Digg beta launched, we immediately noticed posts from SEO spammers noting that Digg still carried meaningful Google link authority. Within hours, we got a taste of what we'd only heard rumors about. The internet is now populated, in meaningful part, by sophisticated AI agents and automated accounts. We knew bots were part of the landscape, but we didn't app

ALT A Hard Reset, and What Comes Next Building on the internet in 2026 is different. We learned that the hard way. Today we're sharing difficult news: we've made the decision to significantly downsize the Digg team. This wasn't a decision made lightly, and it's important to say clearly: this is one of the strongest groups of people we've ever had the privilege of working with. This is not a reflection of their talent, their effort, or their belief in what we were building. It's a reflection of the brutal reality of finding product-market fit in an environment that has fundamentally changed. We faced an unprecedented bot problem When the Digg beta launched, we immediately noticed posts from SEO spammers noting that Digg still carried meaningful Google link authority. Within hours, we got a taste of what we'd only heard rumors about. The internet is now populated, in meaningful part, by sophisticated AI agents and automated accounts. We knew bots were part of the landscape, but we didn't app

Building social is hard, incumbents are harder We underestimated the gravitational pull of existing platforms. Network effects aren't just a moat, they're a wall. The loyalty users have to the communities they've already built elsewhere is profound. Getting people to move is a hard enough problem. Getting them to move and bring their people with them is something else entirely. What's next We're not giving up. Digg isn't going away. A small but determined team is stepping up to rebuild with a completely reimagined angle of attack. Positioning Digg as simply an alternative to incumbents wasn't imaginative enough. That's a race we were never going to win. What comes next needs to be genuinely different. We're also announcing something we're excited about: Kevin Rose, Digg's founder who started the company back in 2004, is returning to join the team full-time. Starting the first week of April, Kevin will be putting his focus back on the company he built twenty years ago. He'll continue a

ALT Building social is hard, incumbents are harder We underestimated the gravitational pull of existing platforms. Network effects aren't just a moat, they're a wall. The loyalty users have to the communities they've already built elsewhere is profound. Getting people to move is a hard enough problem. Getting them to move and bring their people with them is something else entirely. What's next We're not giving up. Digg isn't going away. A small but determined team is stepping up to rebuild with a completely reimagined angle of attack. Positioning Digg as simply an alternative to incumbents wasn't imaginative enough. That's a race we were never going to win. What comes next needs to be genuinely different. We're also announcing something we're excited about: Kevin Rose, Digg's founder who started the company back in 2004, is returning to join the team full-time. Starting the first week of April, Kevin will be putting his focus back on the company he built twenty years ago. He'll continue a

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Just download Claude Code and installed on Linux. Where do I start?
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Is being too handsome a reason the LinkedIn algo does not like me?
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You don't need a huge audience to have a lot of success. It's better to find that niche audience and focus. Insurance Exam Queen (IEQ), aka Melissa Dillon, on YouTube is proof of that. She started her channel several years ago and has experience as a teacher and in the insurance industry. She combined both to help people pass insurance license exams with her YouTube channel. I can attest to the fact this material is quite boring... I feel asleep while studying for my Life & Health exam. I watched IEQ for the L&H License and passed. All thanks to watching these videos. Melissa makes learning about insurance fun, engaging, and interesting. IEQ has paid courses along with insurance classes and coaching sessions. The main part of the channel is free for anyone. She's made $1 million dollars since she started her channel. (Likely more now as this was what she made at the 4-year mark.) Currently the IEQ channel sits at around 8.2 million views. That's far from going viral but shows how a specific topic, need, and niche can be a great business. She has great reviews online everywhere. This includes on Reddit. People constantly mention her when Redditors ask about studying for resources for the Property & Casualty exam or the L&H. People are eager to jump to say how helpful and what a great teacher she is. She earned those mentions. Lots of people ask me how they can get similar mentions on Reddit. You need a great service or product. If you don't have that Reddit Marketing might actually hurt you. I see it all the time. Redditors are honest when something doesn't meet expectations or sucks. Most managers and executives are not prepared for this. Insurance Exam Queen far exceeds anyone expectations for a free product. That's why Melissa has been so successful with her insurance teaching business. Great service gets rewarded and mentioned on Reddit.
insurance exam queen youtube

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Many people try to take over inactive subreddit communities through a process know as Reddit Request. The process is a bit complex for those new to it. Reddit has also additional guidelines for accounts doing a Reddit Request these days. For instance you need 2FA enabled on your account. Just because you want to take over a community through does not mean Reddit will let you do it. There are many factors beyond your control or something I can even advise a client on. Publicly some of what we know Reddit Admins have stated when reviewing requests as reasons for denial. 1. Moderator Experience If you are requesting a Reddit community that has a lot of potential traffic and users, but not Mod experience, Reddit may not like this. They like to see if you have Mod experience somewhere else. It helps to participate in Reddit, something I tell clients all the time. 2. No Reddit Activity If you are not upvoting, downvoting, or commenting on Reddit... why do you want run a community? Reddit typically want to see you are an active member in Reddit to let you manage a community. 3. NSFW (Not Safe for Work) Mod Experience This is more specific to NSFW, and some that focus on OnlyFans, but I've seen these get denied as well. NSFW subreddits come with a lot of extra headaches for mod duties. Be prepared for it if you want to take over a NSFW subreddit. 4. Inactive Moderation If you are already a Mod in a Reddit community and just let chaos happen in the subreddit you will definitely be denied. Again Reddit likes to see active participation in the community. 5. Too Much Modding If you have like 50 subreddits you are Modding for, Reddit will not like this either. Managing communites properly takes a lot of time, care, and mental energy. They prefer you focus on a few. 6. Account Suspensions If you have had any recent suspensions of Reddit accounts, this will not be looked on favorable by Reddit. 7. Community Bans If you have been banned from a lot of communities, Reddit will definitely take this into consideration. Why are you getting banned so much and why? 8. Violation of Reddit ToS If you have violated Reddit's Terms of Service this is a pretty obvious no. ____ Want a Reddit Request to go well? Shoot me a message and we can chat.
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My new Acer laptop has an issue where it randomly shuts down. Throws a Kernel Error. Is this an Acer or Windows 11 issue? Any ideas how to fix it?

ALT jim carey liar liar gif is this a hardware problem or windows 11 trolling me again?

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I can't get any direct answers from WalMart Support about returning my laptop. @walmarthelp Simple Yes or No would be helpful.
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I uninstalled all AI apps from my phone. 🤖 Am I crazy?
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LinkedIn is chock full of these AI profiles. 🤷🏽‍♂️ Why can't LI developers figure how to remove these?
linkedin fake ai profile Kia Thomas · 2nd Executive Producer | Driving Creative Excellence in Paid Media | From Concept to Conversion | Partner to Fortune 1000 Brands True Interactive United States · 500 connections About Production isn’t just about timelines and budgets — it’s about bringing vision to life with precision. Highlights 2 Mutual connections You and Kia Thomas both know Seb Sharpe and Laurel King Activity 4,239 followers I’ve arrived in Las Vegas for Geotab Connect 2026 and I’m excited to be here representing Lazer Logistics. If you love… Kia Thomas liked this See all

ALT linkedin fake ai profile Kia Thomas · 2nd Executive Producer | Driving Creative Excellence in Paid Media | From Concept to Conversion | Partner to Fortune 1000 Brands True Interactive United States · 500 connections About Production isn’t just about timelines and budgets — it’s about bringing vision to life with precision. Highlights 2 Mutual connections You and Kia Thomas both know Seb Sharpe and Laurel King Activity 4,239 followers I’ve arrived in Las Vegas for Geotab Connect 2026 and I’m excited to be here representing Lazer Logistics. If you love… Kia Thomas liked this See all
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Support isn't letting me return a laptop. @walmarthelp can you help? 🙏🏽
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