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

These 5 threads account for 124 of the 238 citations.

Perplexity supplies the largest share of the citations (77%, 183 of 238), ahead of OpenAI models at 13%.

By question type, comparing products or competitors accounts for 66% of the answers that cited r/stubhub, then describing a problem (28%) and looking for a product to buy (6%).

Citations are spread out: the most-cited thread accounts for 18% of them and the top three for 41%, out of 46 different threads.

Under 1% of the 550 comments we scanned in r/stubhub contained a link, so a comment that names a brand without linking is the norm here.

Of 2,273 posts we sampled in r/stubhub, 2% linked out to another site, so posts here are mostly text.

It is #124 of the 211 subreddits where we have placed 50 or more verified comments, 0.1% of all our verified Reddit comments, and #8 of the 11 travel and events subreddits listed on this site by that count.

The subreddit had about 18,166 members when we last checked it.

Before you post anything yourself, read the rules of r/stubhub; moderators change them. For how these threads reach answers, see the AI search guide.