Practical playbooks for turning Reddit and Hacker News conversations into paying customers.
A practical 2026 playbook for finding paying customers on Hacker News: where buyers ask for tools, how to reply without getting flagged, and how to do it at scale.
Where SaaS buyers ask for tools on Reddit, which subreddits allow it, how to avoid the spam filter, and how to reply so people actually click. A 2026 field guide.
GitHub issues are full of developers describing the exact problem your dev tool solves. Here's how to find those buying-intent conversations, engage without spamming, and do it at scale.
Comparing SubredditSignals for Reddit lead gen? Here's an honest look at how LurkScout differs — Hacker News and GitHub coverage, a daily email digest, and simple flat pricing — and where SubredditSignals is still the better fit.
F5Bot is a great free tool — until the alert emails pile up unread. Here's when raw keyword alerts stop working and what an AI-scored, reply-drafting alternative looks like.
Comparing AI Reddit-reply tools? The biggest difference isn't features — it's whether the tool posts automatically. Here's why auto-posting gets accounts banned, and the drafts-only alternative.
Comparing Reddit lead-gen tools? Here's how LurkScout differs from GummySearch — AI buying-intent scoring, drafted replies, Hacker News coverage, and a simpler price.
A practical, no-audience playbook for your first 10 SaaS customers in 2026: go where buyers already ask, answer before you pitch, and turn each customer into the next one.
Comparing Syften for social listening? An honest look at keyword alerts vs. AI-scored leads — where Syften's breadth wins, and when scored, reply-ready leads serve a founder better.