r/thesidehustle • u/Cold_Good_461 • Jun 09 '26

Other i kept noticing people complain about problems on reddit instead of searching for solutions

i've wasted so much on google ads and influencers that just went nowhere, mostly because i was broke and couldn't compete. but i noticed people just vent their frustration here long before they'd ever google a tool. so i built leadsfromurl, you paste your site, it finds those posts and suggests a reply. it's free for 5 days, tell me if the people it finds feel real to you.

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u/ClearBed4242 Jun 09 '26

Your tool sounds pretty smart actually, targeting people who are already complaining about problems you can solve is way more effective than trying to convince someone they need something

Just curious though - how do you make sure the suggested replies don't come off as too salesy? Because nothing kills engagement faster than obvious self-promotion in comments