What it does
The crosspost bot runs weekly, queuing searches for community threads ranking above you. When the analysis completes, it delivers a shortlist with scored threads and drafted replies. A Reddit thread sitting above your own page gets labeled with its position, like "outranks us (SERP #3)".
The bot runs in the background and reports back when ready. It never posts anywhere on its own.
How it works
The bot starts from your tracked keyword list, expands it with related searches and people-also-ask phrases filtered to buying intent (recommend, best, vs, migrate), then runs the searches and extracts every community thread from the top results. It scores each thread on topical relevance, question intent, and SERP position, with the biggest bonus reserved for threads that outrank your own site. Hiring posts, resume threads, and show-off posts are disqualified, and a dedupe ledger suppresses anything it already surfaced in the last 30 days.
The survivors are capped to a weekly top five. For each one it drafts a reply in a disclosed, no-pitch voice, run through a quality gate that rejects AI-sounding drafts before they reach you. You review and post; the bot does the mining and the first draft.
What you get
A weekly digest delivered when the analysis finishes: a shortlist of community opportunities with drafted replies. Every run reports in, even a quiet week, so you know the bot ran. The threads are already winning the search. The bot queues the work and hands over the results when ready.
How we set it up
We build and run it as part of our AI SEO and GEO service. The setup covers connecting your keyword list, calibrating the scoring so the shortlist matches your expertise, and tuning the reply voice so drafts sound like your team. It runs on a weekly schedule and delivers the shortlist for review rather than requiring anyone to go looking for it.