Why keyword alerts alone fall short
A keyword alert checks whether a string of letters appeared in a post. If you sell a scheduling tool and watch the word 'calendar', you will get thousands of posts about school calendars, tax calendars and wall calendars.
Buyers rarely type your industry label. They describe what hurts in plain language. Relead combines targeted searches with subreddit sweeps, then reads the full post and its comments to judge whether the author is actually looking for a solution.
How the twice-daily sweep works
Every twelve hours, Relead checks the subreddits in your plan and runs searches derived from your product summary and keywords. It discards locked threads, archived posts, and posts older than a week.
- Deduplicates against every thread already stored for your project.
- Fetches the top comments on each candidate thread to understand the full conversation.
- Scores buyer intent from 50 to 99 and keeps only the strongest matches.
- Shapes the draft reply according to the subreddit's promotion rule.
Keeping a clean review queue
Monitoring fails when your dashboard turns into a second inbox you dread opening. In Relead, every lead has three clear states: new, posted, or skipped. You can edit any draft inline, copy it and open the Reddit thread in a new tab, or skip it in one click so it never comes back.
When to use a pure alert tool instead
Relead focuses on threads where people ask for a solution, not on every passing mention of a brand name across the internet. If your main job is PR crisis monitoring or tracking every mention of your trademark on Hacker News and X, pair Relead with a dedicated keyword alarm like F5Bot or Syften.