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How we think about finding people who are already asking for what you sell, scoring who's a fit, and starting a real conversation.
Which subreddits welcome founders, which allow promotion only in a stickied thread, and which to treat as read-only. Plus how to read any subreddit's rules in thirty seconds.
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The full organic Reddit playbook: find the right subreddits, clear the karma bar, warm up an account, post the formats that actually work, and know when ads are worth it.
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A plain setup guide for running the AI on your own machine: which tool to use, which model fits your RAM, and how to point an app at it. No API bill, no data leaving your laptop.
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Under the right video sits a room full of people mid-decision. A playbook for which videos to watch, what to look for in the comments, and how to show up without being the spammy brand.
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Why we built a desktop agent that reads Reddit and YouTube like a person, scores who's a fit, and drafts a reply you actually send yourself.
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Buyers now ask an AI before they visit your site, and the AI answers mostly from Reddit. Here's what that changes, and why gaming it is a trap.
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A post-mortem on why the biggest Reddit research tool died, an honest rundown of the free and paid replacements, and the one design choice that survives it.
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A practical playbook for finding buyers on Reddit and YouTube: the search operators that beat native search, the phrases that signal intent, and where the real signal hides.
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Everyone quotes Reddit's 90/10 self-promotion rule. Reddit quietly retired it. Here's what really triggers a ban, and the groundwork that lets founders post without one.
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