Resources
Channel strategy and product notes for B2B founders. For step-by-step walkthroughs, see the guides.
An honest comparison of three Reddit and forum monitoring tools, what each one is actually built for, and how to tell which problem you have before you pay for any of them.
Read: GummySearch vs Syften vs MarkGroww: Picking a Reddit Monitoring Tool →How B2B teams find Reddit threads with real buying intent, write replies that survive moderation, and turn forum comments into a durable acquisition channel.
Read: Reddit Marketing for B2B: A Working Strategy for 2026 →Where buying intent actually shows up on Hacker News, how to monitor it without a firehose of noise, and how to comment on a site that punishes marketing instinctively.
Read: How to Track Hacker News for B2B Leads →Build a keyword list that catches your competitors' unhappy customers at the moment they start shopping, without drowning your team in job postings and news mentions.
Read: The Competitor Keyword Monitoring Playbook for B2B SaaS →A practical method for finding the subreddits where your buyers actually discuss tooling, judging whether a community is worth your time, and knowing when to stop looking.
Read: How to Find Your Target Audience on Reddit →Why we built a Reddit intent tool that refuses to post anything by itself, how the scoring works, and what it will not do for you.
Read: Introducing MarkGroww →Complaint threads are the highest-intent conversations on Reddit and the easiest to ruin. Here is how to tell a real switching signal from a vent, and what to write when you find one.
Read: How to Turn Reddit Complaints into Paying Customers →B2B social listening is a lead source, not a PR function. How to build a keyword set that finds buyers, pick the channels that matter, and avoid the alert fatigue that kills most setups.
Read: Social Listening for B2B SaaS: A Practical Guide →