I have an agency that's doing pretty well! I employ about four freelancers, but with AI, I'm starting to question my approach more and more, and I sincerely think that in a little while, AI will handle the video editing automatically.
What's your take on this?
Not trying to spam or do anything shady here, just being realistic. My main Reddit account has way too much personal history and weird subreddit subscriptions to be comfortable posting my launch from it. And a brand-new account with 2 karma is absolutely going to get insta-buried in any active sub.
Is there an actually trustworthy place to buy aged Reddit accounts in 2026? Ones with real karma and posting history in subs relevant to my launch? Every listing I find is either obviously sketchy or gone after one sale, which tells me something about what was being sold.
Edit: Renting 4 aged accounts via Signals instead of buying outright. Niche-matched to r/webdev and r/programming. Way cheaper than the outright purchase route. Launch is in two weeks, will update.
Ran a 60-day bakeoff of Profound, Evertune, and Parse for AI visibility monitoring. The dashboards look similar enough on the surface that demo-calling them isn't really enough to decide.
What I actually want to know: which one did you keep paying for 6 months in? Not which one demo'd best. The one that's still on your P&L.
Calibration, so responses can match: B2B SaaS, ~$6M ARR, one marketer doing the actual work, CFO asks about every line item.
Edit: Thanks everyone. Pulled the trigger on Parse (free tier first, will upgrade to managed if we actually use it). Prompt families mapped over the weekend. CFO is happy it is a $0 line item for now ahaha !