Guides
Practical writing on finding customers from public conversations. Each guide covers one job. The product pages cover what NedlyGo itself does.
2026-10-01
How to find people who already need your product
A practical way to find people who already need your product: define the offer from the website, search public language, and reply only where intent is visible.
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How to find customers on Reddit
Find customers on Reddit by reading posts that ask for a tool or an alternative, then replying inside the community’s rules.
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How to find customers on LinkedIn
Find customers on LinkedIn from public posts that request a tool, describe a team workflow, or announce a switch. Skip title-only prospecting.
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How to find customers on X
Find customers on X, including searches people still call Twitter lead generation, by keeping posts that ask, complain, or compare.
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How to find your first 100 SaaS customers
A realistic path to the first 100 SaaS customers: one offer, public conversations, manual follow-up, and no purchased list pretending to be a pipeline.
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What are buying intent signals?
Buying intent signals are public signs that someone may look, switch, or buy. Here is how to tell them from topic interest, and how NedlyGo uses them.
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Customer discovery for SaaS founders
Customer discovery for SaaS founders means learning the workflow from the people who have it. Public posts help you find them. Interviews still do the learning.
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Reddit lead generation: a practical guide
A practical Reddit lead generation guide: choose communities, qualify threads, write one specific reply, and track what happened. No spam loop.
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Intent-based lead generation explained
Intent-based lead generation explained without the slogan: find a public reason to talk, qualify it against the product, and skip everyone else.
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How to find people looking for alternatives
Find people looking for alternatives to a competitor by searching public switch language, then matching it to your product. No invented competitor prices.
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What NedlyGo does for customer discovery
NedlyGo reads your public website, searches indexed conversations, and keeps posts where someone already has a reason to look, switch, or buy.
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How NedlyGo reads your website
NedlyGo turns a public website into a working brief: the offer, the buyer, and the problem. That brief is what discovery is scored against.
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NedlyGo Free and Pro, compared
Free includes one domain and manual Reddit discovery. Pro is $25 a month or $250 a year, with X, LinkedIn, and five discovery credits.
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How NedlyGo discovery credits work
One NedlyGo discovery credit is one accepted Pro run. Reddit, X, and LinkedIn in that run count together. Credits are ledger entries, not a hidden balance.
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What Daily Lead Drop does in NedlyGo
Daily Lead Drop is an optional Pro run. Once a day it searches again for projects you enabled, and it spends one discovery credit when it runs.
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What NedlyGo will not do
NedlyGo does not connect social accounts, send messages, scrape inboxes, or sell contact lists. It finds public posts and leaves the reply to you.
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How to start NedlyGo from your website
Start NedlyGo by entering the public domain. Analysis builds the brief, then you run discovery. One Free workspace holds one domain.
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How NedlyGo uses Reddit, X, and LinkedIn
NedlyGo searches Reddit on Free. Pro adds X and LinkedIn to the same run. All three are indexed public posts, not connected accounts.
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How NedlyGo outreach drafts work
An outreach draft in NedlyGo is a reply you can edit. It stays in the workspace. NedlyGo does not post it to Reddit, X, or LinkedIn.
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How NedlyGo tracks a lead
NedlyGo tracks an opportunity from discovered to contacted, replied, qualified, and customer. You move the stage. The product does not infer a closed deal.
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Ways to find customers for a SaaS
Find SaaS customers from public asks, switch stories, and workflow complaints. Start with the website, then search Reddit before you buy a list.
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How to find SaaS customers without cold email
Find SaaS customers without cold email by answering public posts where someone already asked for a tool, a replacement, or a way to stop a workaround.
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Where SaaS buyers ask for tools
SaaS buyers ask for tools in public posts: subreddits, short complaints on X, and LinkedIn threads about a workflow. Search the ask, not the logo.
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How to validate a SaaS idea in public
Validate a SaaS idea by finding people who already describe the problem in public. A keyword with no complaint is not evidence of demand.
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SaaS customer discovery questions that matter
SaaS customer discovery questions should ask what they do today, what it costs them, and what they already tried. Skip questions that only flatter the idea.
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How to find early adopters for a SaaS
Find early adopters by looking for people who already feel the problem and are willing to try an incomplete product. Ignore everyone who only wants a finished suite.
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Replace cold lists with public intent
Replace a cold contact list with public intent: posts that ask, complain, or compare. You reply to the post. You do not buy the person’s inbox.
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How SaaS founders use Reddit to find customers
SaaS founders use Reddit by answering tool questions in communities that allow it. They do not paste the same pitch under every keyword.
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When a SaaS should search LinkedIn
Search LinkedIn when buyers describe workflows in public posts. Do not search it as a directory of titles. NedlyGo includes those posts on Pro.
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A weekly SaaS discovery routine
A weekly SaaS discovery routine is one search, a short list of qualified posts, and a few replies you actually send. It is not a daily blast.