r/automation for brand marketing: what AI answers cite and where we have posted

These 5 threads account for 26 of the 61 citations.

Perplexity supplies the largest share of the citations (59%, 36 of 61), ahead of Gemini at 23%.

By question type, looking for a product to buy accounts for 49% of the answers that cited r/automation, then comparing products or competitors (28%) and describing a problem (23%).

Citations are spread out: the most-cited thread accounts for 11% of them and the top three for 30%, out of 29 different threads.

Under 1% of the 412 comments we scanned in r/automation contained a link, so a comment that names a brand without linking is the norm here.

Of 3,476 posts we sampled in r/automation, 2% linked out to another site, so posts here are mostly text.

It is #53 of the 211 subreddits where we have placed 50 or more verified comments, 0.2% of all our verified Reddit comments, and #6 of the 24 AI and software subreddits listed on this site by that count.

The subreddit had about 212,489 members when we last checked it.

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