Fake Reddit post + top comment praising the product. Borrowed trust from the internet's skeptics.
Pixel-accurate Reddit mobile app screenshot, vertical 4:5, dark mode. Top row: small subreddit icon, "[RELEVANT SUB — e.g. "r/personalfinance"]", then "u/thr0waway_2847 · 11h". Post title in bold white: "Am I the only one who thinks [PAIN POINT — e.g. "paying a financial advisor 1%"] is a scam?" Under it, the action row: upvote/downvote arrows with "2.1k", comment icon with "847", share icon. Below, the top comment: "u/quietcompounder · 9h" with one gold award icon, body text: "Was doing this the hard way for years. Switched to [PRODUCT — e.g. "Ledgr"] like 3 months ago — [SPECIFIC RESULT — e.g. "saved $340 in fees"]. Genuinely can't believe I waited." with "1.4k" upvotes. One indented reply beneath: "u/mkl_v · 8h": "second this, came here to say it" with "212" upvotes. Accurate Reddit dark-mode greys (#1A1A1B card on black), correct icon set, correct font weights, thread indent line on the reply. Negative: no extra posts bleeding into frame, no warped icons, no misspellings, all usernames, numbers and text exactly as written, crisp and legible.