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How to find and close leads on Reddit, LinkedIn, and Quora. Tips you can use today—with or without WhoPosts.
Finding Leads on Reddit
Reddit is where people ask for recommendations. Search for "best CRM", "need agency", or "alternative to [competitor]" in subreddits like r/SaaS, r/entrepreneur, r/smallbusiness. High-intent posts often mention budget, timeline, or switching from another tool. Reply with value first—answer their question, then mention your solution. Avoid sounding like a bot.
Try WhoPosts on RedditFinding Leads on LinkedIn
LinkedIn posts and comments show buying intent when people discuss pain points, ask for tool recommendations, or share that they're evaluating vendors. Focus on posts that mention "looking for", "recommendations", "switching from", or "need help with". Keep your reply professional and concise. Reference their specific words to show you read their post.
Try WhoPosts on LinkedInFinding Leads on Quora
Quora users ask direct questions—"What is the best X?", "How do I choose Y?". These are gold for B2B. Answer the question thoroughly first. Add your product as one option, not the only option. Quora ranks helpful answers, so quality beats quantity. Avoid link-heavy replies; they get downvoted.
Try WhoPosts on QuoraWhy Multi-Platform Matters
Most lead gen tools focus on Reddit only. Your buyers are on LinkedIn, Quora, Hacker News, X, and more. WhoPosts monitors 9 platforms in one feed, scores every lead 0–100 for buying intent, and gives you AI reply drafts. First response wins. Stop losing deals to competitors who reply faster.
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