GOODBYE guessing what AI search wants.

Claude + Reddit show you the exact pages your buyers already need ↓

Most people use Claude to write blog posts and social media content.

That's the tiny use case.

The real win is using Claude to mine Reddit for the problems your customers are already talking about.

Boiler questions. Solar objections. Heat pump grant confusion. EV charger concerns. Windows and doors pricing worries.

All the messy, high-intent stuff that never shows up properly in keyword tools.

Last month, this replaced most of our manual SEO research workflow.

Here's what the system does:

1. Pulls Reddit threads from the exact topics your buyers care about
2. Scores every opportunity 0–100 so you work on the pages most likely to drive leads
3. Turns real customer questions into briefs built for Google and AI search
4. Finds where competitors are being mentioned, cited, or trusted, and you're not
5. Drafts content angles, FAQs, comparison pages, and outreach ideas from the actual language buyers use

The point isn't to publish more blog posts.

It's to build the loop that turns real demand into better pages, stronger authority, and more inbound leads every week.

So I put the full setup into one playbook:

– The prompts for thread mining, page briefs, and content gaps
– The subagents that analyze Reddit demand and AI visibility
– The setup for turning buyer conversations into a repeatable weekly SEO system

Want it?

Connect + comment "CLAUDE" and I'll send the full playbook over.

♻️ Repost this for any SEO still guessing what customers actually care about.