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Personally my favorite posts on this subreddit are updates, like big updates in the SEO space, whether that’s a core update or something like when Adobe was acquiring SEMrush. That stuff definitely interests me.
I would also say I love when people ask real questions and not just leading questions to get them to be able to spam the comments with a tool they’re trying to sell. When someone actually has an issue or needs clarification on something, I know that tends to be more beginner focused but I do enjoy helping folks on those posts and just hearing what other people are dealing with.
At this point I’m kind of jaded to even take a post seriously that talks about results they’ve gotten, in particular if it’s good. If someone’s having really bad results for something honestly, that’s more approachable and I’m more likely to engage but it just seems like phishing at this point when someone posts about a new tool that they’re making or some amazing result that they got.
