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Reddit and forum thread finder
Find the Reddit and Quora threads that rank on Google for your keywords, plus the ones in Google's "Discussions and forums" box, so you know where one honest, useful reply would be read.
Free · No signup · 5 lookups a day
How it works
Enter up to three keywords, one per line. The questions your buyers ask work best.
We search Google in the US for each one and pick out the Reddit and Quora threads in the top 20, and every thread in the forums box.
You get a table of threads with their subreddit, where they show and how old they are, ready to download as a CSV.
Why forum threads matter now
Google has been showing more forum threads in its results, including a "Discussions and forums" box on many searches, because people often want first-hand experience rather than a polished article. AI assistants read those same threads. A Reddit thread that ranks for "best CRM for real estate agents" is read by people searching Google and by the assistants that answer the same question.
That makes a ranking thread one of the few places where a single good reply can keep being read for years. The thread does the ranking; your job is to be the most useful answer in it.
How to read the table
"Where" says how the thread shows up: a number is its position among Google's ordinary results (#4 means fourth), and "Forums box" means it appears in Google's Discussions and forums section rather than the main list. A thread that does both is getting double exposure.
Under each title you'll see what Google shows about it, such as the number of comments and its age. An old thread that still ranks is still being read, and a late, thorough answer there can still help people. Some threads are archived and closed to new replies, so open each one before planning anything.
Google hides the address of some results behind its own link. Those links still open the thread; the CSV leaves the address column with Google's link for them.
How to take part without getting banned
Communities can tell a member from a marketer within a sentence, and Reddit's and Quora's spam rules ban the shortcuts. What works is slow and honest:
- Read the subreddit's rules, wiki and pinned posts first. They're often stricter than Reddit's own, and many ban self-promotion entirely.
- Take part as yourself for a while before your company comes up at all.
- Answer the question completely in the thread. Mention your product only when leaving it out would make the answer worse, and link only if the page is truly the best next step.
- Say who you are every time: "I'm the founder of..." or "I work at...". An undisclosed mention reads as astroturfing, because it is.
- One real account per person, posted by hand. No extra accounts, no asking colleagues to upvote, no planting a question to answer it yourself, no pasting the same reply across threads.
- If the community asks you to stop, stop.
Links from these sites usually carry nofollow or ugc tags, so don't expect them to pass ranking value. The win is being read: by people in the thread, by everyone who finds it on Google, and by the AI assistants that quote it.
What this tool doesn't do
It finds threads; it doesn't post, vote or write replies for you, and nothing here should. It also only sees what Google shows in the top 20 for US English searches. A thread can be active and useful without ranking, so search the subreddits for your topic too.
Questions people ask
Can I mention my own product on Reddit?
Often yes, if the subreddit allows it, you disclose that it's yours, and your answer is useful without the mention. Check each community's rules first; some ban it completely. Mostly posting links to your own business is what Reddit's spam policy warns against.
Why only Reddit and Quora in the main results?
They're the forums Google ranks most often in the main results. The forums box can include other sites too, and those show up in the table with their own name.
Should I use AI to write my replies?
Use it to tidy a draft if you like, but the substance should come from your own experience, and you should post every reply yourself. Communities notice generic answers quickly, and Reddit's spam policy covers using AI tools to spread spam.
Why don't I see the thread I found on Google?
Results differ by location, device and time. This tool uses a US desktop search at one moment. Within 7 days the same check shows the saved result rather than searching again.
Is this Reddit thread finder free?
Yes, with no signup and five checks a day. Each keyword is a live Google search, so it's open in the countries where RomeoSEO is available.
Want it done for you?
Romeo writes the pages these threads are asking for
When the same question keeps coming up on forums, Romeo turns it into a clear, complete page on your site that can rank and be quoted, and sends it for you to approve. The forum replies stay yours to write.
