Leads Reddit

The buying-intent detection plus competitor-mention tracking is a smart pairing, since 'unhappy with X' posts are usually the warmest leads. How do you keep it from surfacing stale threads, and can you filter by how recent a post is so outreach lands while the conversation is still live?

Buying-intent detection is the useful part here. How do you separate someone genuinely asking for a tool recommendation from a thread where people are just venting? An example of the signals you score would help me judge the lead quality.

Tracking keywords and subreddits for buying-intent posts is useful, but timing matters on Reddit. Does the lead feed refresh in near real time, and how does it separate genuine recommendation requests from threads where self-promotion would get removed by moderators?

Tracking competitor mentions alongside buying intent is useful, because those threads are often where people are already comparing options. A question on the feed: can you sort by thread age or by how recently the last reply came in? A two-year-old thread that still ranks in search can be worth more than a fresh one with no traction.

Hey everyone, I'm Himanshu, the maker of LeadsReddit. I built it because finding customers on Reddit meant hours of manual scrolling. Now it surfaces people who are already asking for what you sell. Would love your feedback and questions!

Very good idea, and will likely be helpful to me! Good luck Himanshu!