Reddit & Quora (Beta)
Finds the Reddit and Quora threads AI answers quote, and drafts helpful replies for your approval.
Assistants quote forums constantly, because that is where real people answer real questions in plain language. A good answer on the right thread can be cited for years.
| Tab | What is there |
|---|---|
| Threads in the subreddits your buyers actually use | |
| Quora | Questions with lasting search and citation traffic |
How it works#
- 1
Threads are found
Questions in your category with traffic, engagement, or existing citations — where an answer will actually be read.
- 2
Citeca drafts the reply
Written in your brand’s tone to be genuinely useful on its own terms, with your business mentioned only where it is relevant.
- 3
You approve it
Edit the draft however you like, then approve and post. Nothing posts without your approval.
Why every reply waits for you
Communities reward replies that read as genuine help and penalise anything that looks automated. Citeca does the searching and drafting; you keep the final say on every reply before it goes live.
What makes an answer get quoted#
- It answers the question first. Not after three paragraphs of positioning.
- It is specific. Numbers, steps, a real example.
- It admits limits. "This does not work if…" is what makes the rest believable.
- The mention is earned. One relevant reference, clearly disclosed.
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