Original Summary

I spent years in lead gen and outbound. The playbook was always the same: buy a list, write a cold email, hope it lands on the right day. It rarely did. Meanwhile, the people who actually needed a solution were posting about it on Reddit, in detail, in threads nobody on the sales team was reading. So I built ThreadPilot. Screenshot attached: it's an alert for a thread where someone asks how to generate B2B SaaS leads organically. Here's what it does: ✅ Watches relevant subreddits around the clock ✅ Scores every thread for intent and fit, not just keyword matches ✅ Tells you if the person is venting, researching, or ready to buy ✅ Checks subreddit rules and prior mentions of your product before you reply ✅ Drafts a reply based on the thread's context ✅ Alerts you when a competitor gets mentioned, praised, or criticized This is for anyone who's: - A founder doing their own outreach - Running an agency and tired of buying lists - Managing a sales or growth team that misses conversations happening in public - Sick of cold email as the only channel One thing it doesn't do: post for you. Ever. Reddit works because people trust the people in it, and autopilot commenting kills that. ThreadPilot finds the thread and gives you context and a draft. You edit it or skip it. Whether to show up is your call. How it works:- Tell it what you sell and who it's for - It monitors and ranks threads - You review the best ones - You reply, edit a draft, or pass - Your choices improve what it surfaces next The goal was simple: stop guessing who might need your product and start talking to people who already said they do. Happy to walk through a setup or run it against your product so you can see what it finds. Feedback and blunt criticism are welcome. I built this because cold outreach kept failing me, and I doubt I'm the only one.   submitted by   /u/FlatLiterature9702 [link]   [comments]

  • 情报分类：商业与市场研究
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  • 信息来源：Reddit · SaaS
  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 22:00:04