I'm building a powerful tool to handle boring Reddit marketing, without users (founders) ever needing to actually use Reddit.
Here’s what it includes:
- Sub Tracking: A scraper will periodically collect data on the number of users in specific subreddits you want to track.
- Scheduling: Schedule your posts for the best times, based on subreddit activity trends.
- Alerts: You can set up keyword alerts or even track competitors (just paste their profile link). This feature lets you monitor posts/comments and even respond directly from the platform.
- User Lists: Add users into groups (e.g., prospects). Once added, you'll get detailed insights and visual breakdowns of what they have in common, like which subreddits they follow, common pain points, or what solutions they’re looking for.
As you can see, it's a pretty comprehensive tool. Once you've identified your key subreddits, you won’t need to go back to Reddit to effectively engage your future leads.
Lastly, I know a lot of people are building SaaS and looking to validate their ideas. My plan is to offer a solid free version that helps with that early validation. Then, charge (fairly) once they’re getting real leads and seeing results.
What do you think?
Once I have the list, how do you recommend it's best to engage with them?
BTW, I would still need to write posts or is it done automatically?
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The point here is to automate the process of finding potential leads, you won’t need to search posts/comments manually every day for hours, because the tool will do that for you. However, you’ll still need to interact with the user yourself.
Regarding posts, I don’t think spamming Reddit would be a good idea. My tool can suggest content and give you ideas, like highlighting user pain points, but you’ll still need to write and publish the posts yourself.
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