Best CRM for a 10-person sales team?
People on Reddit are asking for
what you sell. See them every hour.
Not sure yet? Ask an AI what RedBubblegum does
Thousands of new posts every hour. Only a few are buyers.
We read them all, filter out the noise, and show you the ones worth replying to, each with the reason it fits.
This hour · 1,840 new posts read · 6 fit your business
Three steps. You only do the first.
Paste your website. RedBubblegum works out who you sell to, finds where those people talk on Reddit, and brings you their posts.
Other Reddit lead tools search for keywords. We read every post.
If a post doesn't contain their search terms, they never see it. RedBubblegum reads every new post in your communities.
Nobody owns the follow-ups on our proposals. How do other agencies handle it?
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Only posts with your exact words get seen. Buyers who describe the problem in their own words never show up.
Every post gets read. Buyers are found in their own words, and the rest is filtered out.
One post. Four things worth knowing.
RedBubblegum reads every post for more than buying intent. Here is what a single thread tells four different teams.
1Our CRM costs too much. 2What should we switch to?
We're a team of eight and 3we use maybe 6 of its 200 features, but we pay for every seat.
u/ops_danaWe moved to 4Pipewise last year. Also look at Leadly.
u/kev_sellsTrackr is cheap. Reminders are hit and miss.
Cheap or easy. Until now you had to pick one.
Searching Reddit yourself is free but takes your time every day. An agency saves the time and costs thousands. RedBubblegum does the searching every hour for less than a keyword tool.
You sort the noise.
How one agency won 2 clients from Reddit. With no ad budget.
Kamel Ben Yacoub runs Getuplead, a PPC agency for SaaS and B2B companies. He answered questions on Reddit twice a week for six months. Here is his playbook, and the parts RedBubblegum does for you.
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Set up a real profile
Real name, headshot, company, website and LinkedIn. No anonymous account.
This part is yoursA real person earns trust, so the account has to be yours.
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Picked small, active subreddits
Communities of 500 to 5,000 members where no expert was answering. In big ones, his replies got buried.
Communities found for youWe check all 350,000 subreddits against your business, so none is missed. You get the ones where your buyers ask for help.
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Hunted for threads to answer
Keyword searches and watching communities. Replying to every notification wasn't sustainable.
An hourly shortlistNew posts that fit your business, sorted into Hot, Warm and Cold. No wasting time searching.
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Answered twice a week
2–3 hours on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. A question posted on Friday waited until Tuesday.
Reply while the thread is freshNew posts reach your shortlist within the hour they go up. You answer first, not days later.
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Answered like an expert
Helpful answers with no pitch. His Reddit profile said what his company does, so interested readers found him.
Know what they need before you replySee what they want and what would help them, then answer as the expert in the thread.
He found every thread by hand. You'd start with a shortlist.
Get your free shortlistSource: Kamel Ben Yacoub's account in Buffer, 20 June 2024. Getuplead is not a RedBubblegum customer.
Is Reddit right for you? Check in 10 seconds.
A good fit if
- Your buyers ask for tools or advice on RedditThat's where the leads come from.
- You sell B2B, SaaS or to small teamsThese buyers ask peers before they buy.
- You'll reply as yourself, helpfullyThat's what gets responses on Reddit.
- You want AI tools to recommend youAI assistants learn from Reddit threads. See where you're missing.
Not a fit if
- Your buyers never post in publicRedBubblegum only reads public posts.
- You only sell through enterprise procurementThose deals rarely start on Reddit.
- You want automated DMs or mass postingThat's the fastest way to get banned on Reddit.
- You need a guaranteed spot in AI answersNo tool can promise that. We show you the threads that shape them.
Not sure? Your first shortlist is free. You'll see the posts for your business before you pay.
Get your free shortlistSee your buyers first. Then pick a plan.
Your first shortlist is free, built from your website, no card needed. If it's useful, a plan keeps new buyers coming every hour.
- Communities picked for you
- A breakdown of every post
- Buyers sorted by intent and fit
- A Reddit bio written for your business
- New buyers every hour
- Send messages to each buyer
- Reddit marketing handled by our team
- Communities picked for you
- A breakdown of every post
- Buyers sorted by intent and fit
- A Reddit bio written for your business
- New buyers every day
- Send messages to each buyer
- Reddit marketing handled by our team
- Communities picked for you
- A breakdown of every post
- Buyers sorted by intent and fit
- A Reddit bio written for your business
- New buyers every hour
- Send messages to each buyer
- Reddit marketing handled by our team
- Communities picked for you
- A breakdown of every post
- Buyers sorted by intent and fit
- A Reddit bio written for your business
- New buyers every hour
- Send messages to each buyer
- Reddit marketing handled by our team
A buyer counts when their post matches your business and reaches your shortlist. Monthly availability varies. Prices in USD. Paid plans are billed monthly. Cancel any time.
Questions people ask before they try it
Your buyers are on Reddit. Find them in one link.
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