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Patricia finds the Reddit threads worth joining.

Every day she scans the subreddits you pick, drafts replies that follow each community's rules, and scores them with a quality check. You post the reply.

What a morning thread scan looks like:

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Ricardo GhekiereJust now

@Pati anything on Reddit worth joining for Nyx today?

PatriciaAppJust now

Two threads from this morning's scan are worth it:

  • r/SaaS: a founder comparing onboarding tools, 40 comments and no clear answer yet
  • r/startups: someone asking how to cut churn in the first month
  • Replies drafted for both: the answer first, no link, the affiliation disclosed. Both cleared the quality check.
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Ricardo GhekiereJust now

Make the r/SaaS one shorter and I will post it.

PatriciaAppJust now

Shortened to four lines, still inside the r/SaaS rules, and it cleared the quality check again. Ready for you to post from your own account.

What she does in Reddit.

Real actions she takes on your say-so, not a list of API endpoints.

Find the threads worth joining

A daily scan of the subreddits and keywords you pick for each client, scored so you only see the few threads worth a reply.

Replies that answer first

Drafted in the voice you approved: the answer first, no link on the first touch, and the affiliation disclosed when the brand comes up.

Written to each subreddit's rules

Every draft follows the rules of the community it is for, like no links or no self-promotion.

Scored by a quality check

Each draft is scored by a quality check before it reaches you, so a weak or risky reply gets fixed first.

Listen to the category

What people say about a client, a competitor or a topic across subreddits, in the same daily brief.

You post the reply

She hands the finished reply over in Slack, and a person posts it from their own account. She does not post or comment on Reddit.

Reddit marketing, in action

From a thread scan to a reply you post, every day.

SEO agencies and GEO software use this integration to run Reddit marketing for their clients. This is the loop Patricia runs in the client's channel.

01

Find

A daily scan of the subreddits and keywords that matter. Each thread is scored first, because most are not worth it.

02

Draft

A reply that answers the question first, in the voice you approved, within the subreddit's rules. No link on the first touch.

03

Check

Every draft is scored by a quality check before it reaches you.

04

Approve and post

You or your client say yes in Slack or Microsoft Teams (in beta), and a person posts the reply from their own account.

Things to ask her on day one.

@Pati

Which Reddit threads about Nyx's category are worth joining today?

@Pati

Draft a reply to this r/SaaS thread for me to post

@Pati

Set up a daily Reddit scan for Orbit on these five subreddits

@Pati

What is r/marketing saying about Vela this week?

@Pati

Which subreddits does Orbit's audience actually use?

Setup

Reddit, set up in minutes.

1

Add Patricia to Slack

She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.

Patricia joined #internal

Today at 9:00 AM

2

Share the client and the subreddits

Tell her the client, the keywords and the subreddits to watch, and the voice to write in. There is no Reddit account to connect.

Brief and voice rules saved

Nothing to connect

Ready for Reddit

3

Ask

Mention @Pati, or read the morning scan. She drafts in Slack, and you post the reply.

@Pati Which Reddit threads about Nyx's category are worth joining today?

On it.

FAQ

Reddit questions, answered.

Does Patricia post to Reddit?

No. She finds the threads, drafts the reply and scores it with a quality check, and a person posts it from their own account. She never posts or comments on Reddit.

How does she keep replies within the rules?

Each draft follows the subreddit's rules, answers the question first, leaves links out of the first touch and discloses the affiliation when the brand comes up.

Can agencies run Reddit marketing for clients with it?

Yes. Each client gets a channel shared with your agency, with the daily scan and the drafts, and your team or the client reviews before anyone posts.

Do we need to connect a Reddit account?

No. She reads public threads herself, and the person who posts uses their own account.

What does the Reddit integration cost?

Drafting is part of every plan. The daily scan reads Reddit for you and uses credits.

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Everybody deserves a Patricia.

She handles the work your team never gets to. You build the company. See what changes in your first week.

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