forum Community questionr/Austin
“Looking for reliable emergency HVAC repair that won't price-gouge after 7pm?”
What they need: clear after-hours pricing and confidence in who's coming out.
We handle Reddit + forum posting
Show up in the conversations your next customers are already having.
Tell us what you do and who you want to reach. We find relevant Reddit and forum threads, write the posts, and show you every live mention in one place.
One question. One useful contribution.
Here's what showing up can look like.
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check_circle Example placementPublished by our team
A useful answer that explains what after-hours service includes, what to ask before booking, and where the business can help.
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You set the focus. We find the fit, write the contribution, and keep the proof in your dashboard.
Local & national businesses:
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Your customers are already asking
Pick the conversations that matter to you.
Choose your market and topics. We use that direction to find discussions where a useful contribution makes sense.
Conversation stream
Example topicsA local market, practical questions, and the details people want before they call.
r/Austin
Who do you trust for emergency HVAC repair after hours?
r/HomeImprovement
What should I ask before approving an HVAC repair quote?
Neighborhood forum
Any local company that can check a noisy AC this week?
Here's how it works
Tell us what matters. We'll handle the rest.
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Your focus
Local marketAfter-hours help
Give us the context
Add your business, locations, services, and the topics your customers care about.
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forum Community question
We find the fit
Our team checks the conversation and community rules, then writes something useful in your voice.
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r/AustinPublished
link Thread, comment, and link
See what went live
Your dashboard keeps the community, comment, link, and publication status together.
Why it works
Show up where people are already looking for help.
Useful public conversations can help people find you and give AI more context about your business.
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Your business, your focus
Pick a local market or national communities. We use that direction to find the right conversations.
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Real questions, not random posts
We focus on the services, problems, and buying questions your team actually knows how to help with.
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No lazy copy-paste replies
We read the room before we write, so the contribution has a reason to be there.
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Nothing disappears into a report
Every published placement stays in your dashboard, with the thread, comment, and link ready to check.
Threddit vs. a typical agency
You get the work done without the agency runaround.
You shouldn't need a sales call, a bloated retainer, or monthly reports that don't make sense just to know where your brand showed up.
What you need
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Typical agency engagement
Getting started
checkSign up, tell us what matters, and start your trial.
Usually starts with discovery calls, a proposal, and approvals.
What you pay for
checkOne clear monthly plan for local or national coverage.
Retainers and scope changes can make costs harder to follow.
The work
checkYour context goes in. Our team does the research and writes the contribution.
The process and account strategy can vary from team to team.
What you see
checkYour dashboard shows every published community, comment, and link.
Updates often come as recaps, spreadsheets, or periodic reports.
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What a useful answer could look like.
The question changes with the market. The goal is to add something the buyer can use.
Local service business
“Looking for reliable emergency HVAC repair that won’t price-gouge after 7pm?”
A useful reply could explain after-hours fees, who handles the call, and what to ask before booking.
National B2B / SaaS
“What should a 40-person company look for in a payroll platform for a distributed team?”
A useful reply could cover integrations, support across locations, and the tradeoffs that matter at that size.
Early customer deal
The first 20 customers lock in $149.99/month.
Try it for 7 days. If it's a fit, you're locked in at this rate while your subscription stays active.
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$0for your first 7 days
Get a feel for how Threddit works before deciding whether to keep it going.
$149.99/ month after the trial
Everything you need to get started.
- check_circleChoose a local market or national scope.
- check_circleUp to 3 relevant Reddit and forum placements per month, researched and written by our team.
- check_circleSee every published placement's thread, comment, and links in your dashboard.
We only contribute where the conversation and community rules fit. AI citations are not guaranteed or tracked.
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No charge today. The first 20 customers keep this rate while their subscription remains active.
Ready to show up in the right conversations?
Tell us what matters to your business. We'll do the research, writing, and publishing, then show you exactly what went live.
Choose your topics and a local or national market to get started.