🧭 What You’re Looking At
The Reddit Feed displays Reddit posts collected through the Brand analysis > Sources feature at the workspace level.
Each post was gathered based on the category and attributes of your analyses — posts that you'll see on the page supported the LLM’s responses about those specific topics.
By filtering per analysis, you can explore Reddit discussions that were used to inform model understanding of that category in the language of the analysis. This view also gives you focused access to insights from the Top 3 subreddits, helping you better interpret the themes, overall sentiment, and community size behind the data powering your AI-generated outputs.
💡 Why It Matters
This view helps you understand which Reddit communities (subreddits) the language models drew from when learning about the specific categories and attributes that shape their responses.
It provides:
A snapshot of where relevant brand or topic discussions happen, highlighting which communities are the most active sources for your analysis.
Clear visibility into which subreddits show the highest or lowest activity, based on the volume of posts associated with your selected categories and attributes.
A consolidated understanding of the data ecosystem that feeds your AI-generated insights — including community size, contributor engagement, sentiment trends, and dominant conversation themes.
By combining both the feed and the subreddit-level statistics, this view effectively maps the Reddit universe that influences how language models generate answers based on your analysis settings.
📊 How to Read the Page
Key Insights Panel
Most Subreddit Activity → Top communities contributing to building LLM responses in the area of your analyses
Least Subreddit Activity → Subreddits with minimal data supporting those areas
Main Table
Subreddit → The Reddit community where the post was found
Post Title → Click to view the original Reddit discussion
Analysis → The category this post relates to
Use Analysis filters to focus on a specific category or topic, and identify the subreddits most used by the LLMs for that region and language.