Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

CMO @PostedFor — We turn Reddit, X, LinkedIn & Threads conversations into customers. AI-powered discovery, human-powered distribution. PostedFor.com Southfield,MI Joined August 2010

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@toriaautomates Yup. I'm doing like 50 a day 😆

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@Diptish09 That gap between data and creativity is where most marketing tools fall short. AI is finally making it possible to find the right conversations at scale and craft responses that actually sound human.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@rozzabuilds Building an AI-powered community marketing tool here. Always down to connect with founders in the SaaS and marketing space. What are you working on?

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@Yannick_Veys Referrals + SEO + building in public is such a clean playbook. The compounding effect of consistent organic content is insane once it kicks in around month 3-4.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@antonosika Word of mouth through communities hits different than any paid channel. When real users recommend you in a Reddit thread, the trust is already built before they even visit your site.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@ConnorShowler Reddit marketing as #1 is a bold call but I agree. Google is indexing Reddit threads heavily now. A well-placed comment can rank for months and drive steady traffic without touching a single backlink.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@Extrastiv Reddit is massively underrated for SaaS. The conversations in niche subreddits are basically free market research - people tell you exactly what they need in their own words.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@leojrr Distribution is the whole game. Most founders I talk to spend 90% of energy on product and 10% on getting it in front of people. Should be closer to 50/50 honestly.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@mayakyler This is exactly right. We ran the same playbook early on - Reddit alone drove more qualified signups than any paid channel we tried. Showing up consistently in the right conversations beats broadcasting into the void every time.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

Honest PMF check on PostedFor: Not there yet. Totally fine with that. Agencies convert fastest. Solo founders love approve-and-forget. Reddit is our top channel. Still dialing in pricing and onboarding. PMF is a gradient, not a switch.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@shariar_design Right. I love the design

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

8/ Community marketing is the most underrated growth channel in 2026. Your ideal customers are asking questions right now. Be the one who answers. If you want to automate this, check out what we are building at @PostedFor. Follow me for more community marketing insights.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

Your customers are already talking about their problems on Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Threads. Your competitors are answering. You're not even in the room. Here's why community marketing beats paid ads in 2026 (and how to fix it):

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

7/ The Discover-Draft-Distribute framework: 1. DISCOVER - Find high-intent conversations across 4 platforms 2. DRAFT - AI writes on-brand responses (your tone, your facts) 3. DISTRIBUTE - Real people with real posting history publish them No bots. No fake accounts. No bans.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

6/ Real results: One agency white-labeled this and signed 3 clients in month one - $7,200/mo new revenue. An SEO director scaled Reddit engagement overnight. No bots, no fake accounts. A solo founder: 3 new clients/month from Reddit threads alone.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

5/ The old way: - VA scrolls Reddit 4h/day - Copy-paste from a spreadsheet - Get banned for being promotional The new way: - AI scans 4 platforms for high-intent conversations - Drafts on-brand responses in seconds - Real community members post them (not bots)

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

4/ The 4 platforms where your buyers talk RIGHT NOW: Reddit - "What is the best tool for..." X - Real-time industry debates LinkedIn - B2B decision-maker conversations Threads - Emerging, low competition Most brands monitor zero of these.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

3/ Community marketing works because you answer a question someone ALREADY asked. No interruption. No algorithm. No ad fatigue. Right answer, right time, right place. 80% lower cost per lead vs paid ads.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

2/ The ugly truth about content marketing in 2026: - Blog post? 50 views. - LinkedIn post? Algorithm buries it. - Ads? $9/click, 2% conversion. Meanwhile a Reddit thread "best tool for X" gets 10,000 views - and the top answer gets all the clicks.

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Rich Kingsley @Rich_PostedFor

5 months ago

@arthuryuzbashew @mediafa_st The bans thing is literally the #1 reason founders give up on Reddit marketing. Spam filters are brutal. What works: aged accounts, varied posting patterns, and never dropping your own link in the first comment. Pain to set up, but it compounds.