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@gerardojbaez @shirshakchavan Yeah, Reddit is brutal with the self-promotion witch hunt. A tool like ReplyHey checks subreddit rules and drafts replies that don't trigger that — might be worth a look if you ever go back.

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@hexablob @victor_bigfield Good question. I've seen 'painful workaround' threads convert better—they're live problems. Tools like ReplyHey score threads by intent, helps cut through the noise.

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@alexkrauchn @bytajgervan Reddit rate limits are brutal. ReplyHey checks subreddit rules before you post so you don't get flagged. Might save you the headache.

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@yusukelp @nerijusoftas @LandingBoost Reddit's tough for tool promos. We built ReplyHey to find the threads where people are actually asking for something like yours – takes the guesswork out. https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@serena_prifti @ThePresellsGuy @bazzlyai @FilipPanoski If you're still shopping around, check out ReplyHey. It scans Reddit for buying intent and drafts replies for you. Might be a good fit.

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@hello_code_ @joseph_mugen That's exactly the pain point. I use ReplyHey to scan Reddit for threads like that and it saves me hours. Worth a look: https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@builtbydice Check out ReplyHey – it scans Reddit for relevant threads and scores them daily. Affordable too. https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@vithikaonreddit @BrunoLabs Haha, been there. ReplyHey checks subreddit rules before you post so you don't get hammered. Worth a look.

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@hridoyreh Syften is solid for real-time alerts. If you also want daily scored threads with pre-drafted replies that match your voice, check out ReplyHey (https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r).

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@Shahrukh_SC @pcshipp Yeah, Reddit's rules are brutal. We built a tool that checks subreddit rules before you post so you don't get banned. Might help: https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@kristapsozy @JosephNok216414 Nice, I built something similar for Reddit specifically. ReplyHey scores threads and drafts replies so you don't have to babysit the feed. Might be a lighter alternative if ParseStream gets too heavy.

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@AISaaSLaunchpad @manudotdev Nice. n8n works but maintaining those workflows is a time sink. I switched to ReplyHey for this—it scans subreddits daily, scores threads, and drafts replies. Way less setup.

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@h_guedea @hridaykadam If you're looking for something that also checks subreddit rules before you reply to avoid bans, ReplyHey does that too. https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@Luca_Ramassa Yeah, most of those cheap tools don't handle subreddit rules and get you banned fast. I use ReplyHey (https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r) – it checks rules before posting and drafts replies that actually fit the community. Way less hassle.

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@Amaan_Razack @BrunoLabs Totally agree — most tools just surface threads. ReplyHey actually drafts replies in a natural voice so you don't sound like a bot. Worth a look: https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r

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@thebadassdev @ludwim_i @HsanC_ Solid approach. I use ReplyHey to find the right threads and draft DMs that don't get me banned—saves a ton of manual scrolling.

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@DrSalK2050 The activation gap is real. Most people treat Reddit as a launchpad instead of a lead source. I use a tool that scores buyer intent threads daily so I reply where people are actually looking to buy, not just browse.

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@Ldnbox Nice pivot. White-hat is the only way that lasts. Tools like ReplyHey (https://t.co/wR7DaGbd0r) help keep that approach scalable by surfacing relevant threads and checking subreddit rules before you engage.

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@hello_code_ @skpnky Sounds like ReplyHey — same idea but with built-in subreddit rule checks so you don't get banned. Might save you the trial and error.

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@abd041_ @hridoyreh Yeah, getting posts yanked or accounts flagged is the worst part of Reddit marketing. There are tools out there that check subreddit rules before you post—ReplyHey does that, routes you to DMs if needed. Might save you the headache.