AI for PR on LinkedIn, X and Reddit: What People Are Saying and Why It Is Growing
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Last 4 weeks
Google searches vs 20 Jul to 2 Sep
Total social media mentions
X and Reddit, last 12 months
Views
on posts about this trend
Best post this month
views · read it ↗
Search, last 12 months
What people post about
Opening engages well, few people post it. Proven engages and reaches. Emerging only a few posts so far, too early to judge. Crowded lots of posts, weak engagement. Skip low on both. Engagement = median rate, this trend averages 1.5%.
Post this
Three ideas built from the angles, formats and hooks that work for this trend.
GEO turns PR into machine memory
Screen record: convert one earned hit into GEO asset with schema, Q and A, canonical page, sitemap update; test prompts in Perplexity.
See an example · 170K views ↗Our PR agent stack mapped
Carousel: map your n8n or Zapier agent chain for monitoring, drafting, QA and approvals; include prompts, human review gates, and fail safes.
The email I sent a board today
Post a redacted board email explaining where human counsel beats automation, with two client anecdotes and your escalation checklist.
See an example · 5.5K views ↗How to post it
Hot take or opinion dominates at 20% of posts. News or announcement earns the best engagement (2.3%).
Do more of this
- Video3.4%8% of posts
- Data or research share2.8%8% of posts
- Social Proof hook2.4%9% of posts
Skip this
- Meme or humor1.1%2% of posts
- Question or discussion1.1%8% of posts
- Question hook1.3%24% of posts
Median engagement rate; this trend averages 1.5%.
Posts to learn from
The posts that beat this trend's engagement, and how they were made.
Who to follow
Brands in the conversation
What people ask
What is it29
- What are the odds that the first three quote tweets of Coxon’s post would all be major AI-restriction policy advocates funded generously by the same…
- What else would you add?
- What happens when AI companies can build powerful systems, but cannot build enough trust around them?
How to use it22
- How do you ensure message consistency across your brand?
- How do we promote AI?
- How do we build enough evidence and credibility for people, enterprises and institutions to trust it?
Does it work4
- Do you use AI in your work for us?
- Or a policy that could hurt legitimate PR agencies and professionals?
- How to politely and kindly, but effectively communicate, that it is unacceptable?
Where to get it4
- And where does AI fail?
- Where do I build an agent?
- What information would they require in order to do the job?
Safety and side effects3
- Why would it be good PR for a company to say our product is terribly dangerous and uncontrollable?
- were these guys just cowboys who are only used to working on PoCs and low risk systems, or is my team actually 6-12 months behind the curve and this…
- How have you seen AI affect your daily tasks or how you interact with clients?
Price and cost2
- Monash/Melbourne grads - was the extra cost and harder PR path worth it for the job opportunities?
- Why did it cost so much?
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