Use case · AI Marketer

Find Reddit and Hacker News threads worth joining

People ask for recommendations in communities every day. The AI Marketer finds those threads, checks the rules, and drafts a helpful reply. You always post it yourself.

Last updated 6 October 2026

The problem

Communities like Reddit and Hacker News are where buyers ask honest questions, and where AI assistants often look for answers. Brands that show up there with real help get remembered.

Finding the right threads takes hours, and a careless reply breaks community rules and hurts your reputation.

How the AI Marketer does it

  1. 01

    It finds threads

    Questions, comparisons and pain points that match your product, found through web search.

  2. 02

    It reads the rules

    Each community's rules sit next to the draft, so you know whether a mention is allowed.

  3. 03

    It drafts an honest reply

    Helpful first, with a clear note that you work at the company.

  4. 04

    You post it

    Copy the reply and post it from your own account. It never posts in a community for you.

Example

“Any threads worth joining this week?”
AI Marketer
r/analytics: "Mixpanel alternatives for a 10-person startup?" Asked 3 hours ago, 41 upvotes. The subreddit allows suggestions if you say you work there. Draft ready.
Example with fictional names.

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  • It never posts in a community for you.
  • Each draft says you work at the company.

Works with

Web search (Reddit, Hacker News)

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Questions

Why doesn't it post for us?

Communities expect real people, and many ban automated posting. You keep control of your reputation.

Does it use the Reddit API?

It finds threads through web search, so no Reddit API access is needed.

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