Scan Reddit and X for likely leads

They set up an agent to watch Reddit and Twitter for product-related mentions, then reviewed the best matches and follow-up exports.

Done with Custom agent· Intermediate· Oct 2024

What they did
They entered their site and a set of product keywords into a custom agent. From there, it searched Reddit and Twitter for related posts and discussions, then flagged possible leads, scored mention tone, and let them narrow results with positive and negative terms. It also kept track of profiles and interactions so they could revisit promising conversations later.
How it went
The main output was automated lead discovery, saved profiles, CSV exports, and recurring reports on mentions and new prospects. The post did not include hard numbers or examples, and it did not say how well the matching performed in real use.
Tips
Useful if you want a steady stream of conversation-based leads, but expect to check the results yourself before acting. Keep the keyword list tight so the agent does not bring back too much noise.

Try it yourself with OpenClaw

You are helping me prospect on Reddit and X. Using [website or product name] and these keywords: [keyword list], search for recent posts or threads where people seem to need, discuss, or complain about the problem my product solves. Rank the 10 most relevant conversations, and for each one give the link, a short summary, the poster’s profile if available, and one suggested helpful reply I could write. Also separate clearly positive leads from negative or off-topic matches using these filters: [positive filters] and [negative filters]. Save any profiles or interactions that look worth revisiting, and generate a CSV plus a short report of new mentions and leads. Do not contact anyone, post anything, delete anything, or send any message unless I explicitly approve it first.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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