Hey John! Subreddit Signals sounds like a fantastic tool for optimizing lead generation on Reddit. As someone who values effective outreach, I'm curious how it might complement tools like W3rocks for broader lead generation efforts. Keep up the great work!

Hey HN, I’m John Rice, a solo developer passionate about making tools that streamline marketing efforts for busy entrepreneurs and businesses. I recently launched Subreddit Signals, an app designed to scan Reddit daily, surfacing high-quality engagement opportunities in relevant subreddits, so you never miss a lead or conversation that could benefit your business.

Here’s how it works:

Automated Scans: The app continuously checks for posts and discussions aligned with your product’s keywords. Lead Optimization: It offers curated recommendations to help businesses engage authentically, with suggestions tailored to community rules.

Hot Lead Alerts: If there’s a particularly relevant conversation, you’ll get a notification right away to jump in and engage. Why Reddit?

Reddit is a goldmine for niche communities and conversations, but manually tracking them can be time-consuming and inefficient. Subreddit Signals automates that process, ensuring businesses don't miss out on valuable opportunities. For SaaS founders and entrepreneurs, early engagement in relevant discussions can mean the difference between getting lost in the noise and making an impact.

What I’d Love From the HN Community Feedback: I’m actively looking for ways to improve the product and the user experience. What would make this tool more valuable for you? Early Adopters: If you’re someone who uses Reddit for business outreach, I’d love for you to try it and share your thoughts.

Community Suggestions: Are there subreddits or other platforms you think are crucial for lead generation that I should add support for? I built Subreddit Signals out of my personal frustration with missing Reddit conversations where I could have added value—and I’d appreciate any feedback to help shape the next version of the app.

Thanks for reading! Happy to answer any questions here.