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Reddit marketing for your industry — and your role
FounderReply finds the threads where your buyers are already asking, drafts a genuinely useful reply in your voice, and holds it in an approval queue until you release it. These pages come in two axes: by industry, for the market you sell into, and by role, for the job you actually do.
Every page below describes the same product. Nothing posts until you approve it.
By industry
The market you sell into
Each page names the communities that industry's buyers actually use, and what each of those communities allows before it removes you.
By role
The job you actually do
Same product, framed for the person operating it: how much you can hand over, how fast, and what stays human no matter what you set.
Startups
Pre-hire teams that need distribution before they can fund a marketer.
Learn moreAgencies
Operators running social for many clients — a workspace, dial and queue each.
Learn moreSmall business
Owner-operators who want presence without adding a salary.
Learn moreSolopreneurs
One person, building an audience around the work that pays.
Learn moreTwo axes, one product
Agencies is on both axes, on purpose
You arrive along one axis or the other, never both. Reddit marketing for agencies is about winning your own clients; FounderReply for agencies is about running theirs. Two jobs, two pages, one product underneath.
Underneath every cell of that grid the mechanism is identical: a real browser session signed in as you, on your own connected accounts, with a draft that waits in the approval queue until you release it. What changes page to page is which communities you start in and how much of the work you are willing to hand over.
Pick your page
Start on the page that describes you.
Whichever axis you arrive on, the first run is the same: connect an account, watch the drafts land in the queue, and release the ones you would have written yourself.
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