AI answers lean on Reddit. Are you in the thread?

Stride finds the Reddit questions your buyers ask and drafts a helpful reply from your own pages, for your team to post.

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Questions to reviewSample dataThreads from communities you monitor — draft talking points one at a time.

3 to review · last poll 2h agoTry it:

Question	Community	Match	Status	Fetched
Softest yarn for a baby blanket that survives the washing machine?u/newknitter_jo · r/knitting	r/knitting	High	Pending	2h ago
First sweater: is merino worth it, or should I start with acrylic?u/castonmonday · r/knitting	r/knitting	High	Ready	3h ago
Where do you buy undyed yarn in bulk for dyeing at home?u/kettle_dyer · r/YarnAddicts	r/YarnAddicts	Medium	Pending	5h ago
Is Purl & Co yarn worth the price?u/loopsandlattes · r/YarnAddicts	r/YarnAddicts	Medium	Pending	1d ago

— The missing reply

AI read the thread.You weren't in it.

Someone asks ChatGPT for the softest yarn for a baby blanket. The answer draws on an r/knitting thread where three knitters recommend Purl & Co. Loomcraft Yarns sells a washable merino, but nobody from Loomcraft was in the thread, so the answer sent the shopper to Purl & Co.

— How Stride solves it

Three steps from thread to reply.

Step 1: Choose the communities

Listen where buyers ask

A subreddit, and the words that matter to you.

Add each subreddit with a few keywords. When you check for new threads, Stride brings back the ones that match and ranks them High, Medium or Low.

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Communities you monitorAdd subreddits where buyers ask questions — we’ll surface threads worth a helpful answer.

3 monitoredTry it:

r/knittingactivemerino, baby blanket, sock yarn, sweater +1
r/YarnAddictsactivehand-dyed yarn, undyed yarn, yarn shop
r/crochetactivechunky yarn, cotton yarn, amigurumi

Step 2: Draft a reply

Answer from your own pages

Drafts list the pages they drew on.

Pick a question and Stride writes a helpful answer from what your site already says, so you can check the facts before anyone posts.

r/knitting · u/newknitter_joSoftest yarn for a baby blanket that survives the washing machine?Sample data

HighPending

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Step 3: Post it yourself

Your team has the last word

Marked ready, so nobody posts it twice.

Copy the draft, adjust it, and mark it ready so your team knows it's approved. Then open the thread and post it.

Talking pointsSample data

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r/knitting · 12m agoHigh confidencedraft

QFirst sweater: is merino worth it, or should I start with acrylic?u/castonmonday

Merino is worth it for a first sweater if you can stretch to it. It's forgiving, your stitches even out when you block it, and you'll actually want to wear the result. Acrylic is fine for practice swatches, but it won't relax when blocked. A worsted-weight superwash merino is a good middle ground: easy to see your stitches and easy to wash.

Most businesses have a subreddit full of buyers.

Be the reply when neighbors ask who to call.

City and home subreddits fill up with people asking for a recommendation. Stride finds those threads so your team can answer with real help.

Threads you'd seeSample data

r/HomeImprovement · Can anyone recommend a roofer who gives free quotes?
r/Plumbing · Is it worth calling a plumber for a running toilet?
r/Denver · Who services furnaces here without a month's wait?

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Questions, answered.

Does Stride post to Reddit for me?

No. Stride writes the draft, one question at a time, when you press Draft. Your team edits it, marks it ready, opens the thread and posts it themselves.

Which communities does community signals cover?

Reddit only. You add the subreddits to monitor and the keywords that matter, and Stride brings back threads that match them, ranked High, Medium or Low.

How often does Stride check for new threads?

Whenever you ask. Press Poll for questions and Stride fetches recent threads from your communities. You can check again after 30 minutes.

Will replying on Reddit get me cited by AI?

It can help, but Stride can't promise it. AI answers often cite Reddit threads, so a useful reply in the right thread is one more place they can find you. Your visibility score still comes from Stride's regular checks of AI answers, not from the replies you post.

Which plans include community signals?

Every Stride plan includes it, from Starter.