Six steps that keep the context visible and the final decision with you.
Choose a workspace and add the business you want to find leads for. Enter its website or describe what it can currently deliver. Include who it helps, where you can serve customers, important limitations and facts you can support.
Example: website design and maintenance for independent service businesses, with a defined service area.
Choose a specific audience or service to focus on, then check the suggested communities and search phrases. Edit the audience and exclusions. Keep the language close to what someone might write while asking for help.
Try a problem phrase such as “need a website” before broad category terms such as “digital marketing”.
Choose all-Reddit search or specific communities, a result target, pagination depth, comment sources and spending limits. The scan saves results in chunks and AI reviews the number of candidates you choose.
The campaign records the last search scope. A broad search can discover communities beyond your saved list, but no scan covers every Reddit conversation.
Review the source, fit score, confidence and caveats. Look for a specific need your offer meets. Check the original post and comments for updated requirements or an existing solution.
“Need a website” establishes a problem. It does not establish a budget or permission to send a sales message.
Prepare a reply, then edit it. Verify every product claim, explain your relationship to the business when relevant, and follow the community’s rules. Site2Signal never posts the draft for you.
Offer a practical next step the reader can use, even if they never become a customer.
Save worthwhile discussions, add notes and mark what your team has done. Use the reasons behind poor matches to adjust targeting for the next scan.
Change one assumption at a time: the community, the wording of a query or an exclusion.
Get to know the conversation before you join it.