Bhavyadeep S.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m exploring effective ways to distribute an original research report in the cybersecurity and compliance space and would love to learn from this community. Two things I’m especially looking for: 1️⃣ Unconventional or innovative distribution strategies that have worked for high-value B2B SaaS reports or gated content. 2️⃣ Editorial backlink opportunities — where to find them and how to approach publications or niche blogs that welcome data-driven insights in cybersecurity/compliance. Open to ideas around:

Would appreciate any specific experiences or workflows 🙌

🚨 Quick ask We’re launching an original report in the compliance/security space — aimed at shaping industry narrative. Looking for PR agencies with strong presence in US + EU, especially those who’ve worked in SaaS or cybersecurity. Focus is on earned media, thought leadership, and distribution. Got someone sharp? Drop a name or DM me — we’re moving fast. 🙏🏼

How do you track traffic from organic Reddit engagement (comments/replies) without UTM parameters? I'm trying to figure out the best way to measure traffic attribution from organic Reddit activity. By organic, I mean genuinely helpful comments and replies where we naturally mention our product when it's relevant and adds value to the discussion. We already have GA4 set up and track our paid Reddit ads with UTM parameters just fine. But for organic engagement, we obviously can't use UTM links in comments without looking spammy or breaking subreddit rules. What we're currently doing:

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Thanks for any insights!

Have you noticed co-founders actively posting on Reddit while openly disclosing their company identity/role? 🤔

Would love to hear your experiences and thoughts on this strategy!

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