Agency owner tests intent-based lead gen from Reddit, Facebook groups, and X
Standard-Future-883 · reddit · 2026-07-26
The author, who runs an AI automation agency, is exploring intent-based lead generation by monitoring public posts on Reddit, Facebook groups, and X for signals like buying or hiring intent.
They ask practitioners what stack works best for monitoring, which platforms actually produce real volume, how long it takes to see conversions, what qualified lead volume is realistic for local niches, and what ToS or account-risk issues people have hit. The question is whether this is a real opportunity or a mirage worth avoiding before more time is invested.
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