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r/googleadsdiscussion subreddit stats
Posts, comments, unique posters, link rates, and activity patterns from the last month, updated daily.
Updated . Reporting period: Oct 7, 2026–Nov 7, 2026 (UTC).
From October 7, 2026 to November 7, 2026, 761 users on r/googleadsdiscussion made 413 posts and 1,521 comments, or about 13 posts/day and 49 comments/day. The subreddit averaged 3.7 comments per post; 27.8% of posts and 1.8% of comments contained links. Its Health Score was 39.3/100, meaning unique posters divided by total posts and comments. The top 1% of users produced 9.7% of posts and 16.0% of comments. Activity is measured in UTC: the most active hour was 10:00 (1.6x avg), the most active day was Tuesday (1.3x avg), and normalized weekend volume was 0.62x weekday volume.
Daily activity in r/googleadsdiscussion
Daily totals combine posts and comments, grouped by UTC date. The lighter final bar shows a partial day through Nov 7 at 05:05 UTC.
Activity by day and hour
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| Subreddit | Audience similarity | Shared commenters (est.) |
|---|---|---|
| r/google_ads | 12.5% | 44 |
| r/googleads | 9.7% | 37 |
| r/ppc | 9.2% | 57 |
| r/adwords | 8.7% | 20 |
| r/facebookads | 1.9% | 29 |
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Calculated . Based on comments from Oct 19 through Oct 25, 2026 (UTC). Results are refreshed after one month.
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