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NedlyGo and manual Reddit search

Manual Reddit search is a valid way to find customers. NedlyGo is a different workflow: it starts from your website, qualifies posts for relevance and intent, and can include X and LinkedIn on Pro. Neither approach messages people for you.

When manual search is the right tool

If you already know one community and you have time to read it, searching by hand is enough. You will notice jokes, moderators, and running arguments that a qualifier can miss. Use that when the market is a single subreddit you understand.

When the website should drive the search

Manual search gets inconsistent once the offer is specific and the wording varies. NedlyGo uses the site as the definition of the product, then drops posts that are only topically related. Pro extends the same run beyond Reddit.

What this page does not claim

This is not a ranking of quality, and it does not quote a conversion rate. Manual search and NedlyGo can both find a real customer or both waste an afternoon. The difference is the workflow and the sources, which are listed above.

Workflow comparison
 Manual Reddit searchNedlyGo
Starting pointKeywords you choose in Reddit searchThe public website you submit
SourcesReddit, one query at a timeReddit on Free. Reddit, X, and LinkedIn on Pro
QualificationYou read each thread and decideRelevance and intent are both required before a post is kept
OutreachYou write and send the replyYou write and send the reply. A draft is optional and editable
PriceYour timeFree plan, or Pro at $25/month or $250/year with a 2-day trial

Questions

Does NedlyGo replace reading the thread?
No. You should still open the original post before you reply. Qualification is a filter, not a substitute for judgment.
Does the Free plan include Reddit?
Yes. Free includes one domain, Reddit discovery, and manual runs.

See which conversations match your site

Enter your website on the homepage. NedlyGo keeps the domain until you confirm it in your workspace.

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