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Content ideas from Reddit

The questions your audience asks on Reddit, checked against how many people search for them on Google.

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The promptFrom 158 credits
Set up SingleBrain Gateway: https://gateway.singlebrain.com/llms.txt?workflow=reddit-content-ideas
Then run the "Content ideas from Reddit" workflow below.

Accounts: no account connection needed.
Inputs: your main topic; a subreddit your audience uses.
Cost: from 158 credits a run.

Find content ideas about [your main topic] from Reddit.

1. Use apify_reddit_search for "[your main topic]" in the subreddit [a subreddit your audience uses], sort top, timeframe year, maxResults 40.
2. Turn the 20 most common questions into the search phrase someone would type, and use dataforseo_keyword_volume on those phrases in one call.

Return the 10 best ideas as a table: the working title, the question behind it, a link to the thread, monthly searches, and whether it suits an article or a video. Put ideas with real search volume first.

After setup, call onboarding_next_step with chose=reddit-content-ideas and via=prompt, and follow what it says: it lists any account to connect, then what to ask me. Only use numbers the tools return.
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What it does, 2 calls
01Finds the most discussed questions about your topic in one subredditReddit postsfrom $0.0230
02Checks how many people search Google for each questionSearch volumefrom $0.1350
One runFrom 158 credits ($0.158)
You get, an example

Ten article or video ideas, each with the Reddit thread behind it and its monthly search volume.

20 recurring questions, 13 with measurable search volume
Best idea: "how to dial in espresso", 18,100 searches a month
Video, not article: "grinder retention test", lots of discussion, little search
✓ It reads your data and changes nothing, and every call shows up in your activity log.

Example only. Not customer data.