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What Reddit says about you

Every Reddit thread from the last month that mentions you, sorted into praise, complaints and questions.

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Try this workflow
The promptFrom 23 credits
Tell me what people on Reddit say about "[your product or brand name]".

1. Use apify_reddit_search for "[your product or brand name]" with timeframe month, sort new and includeComments on.
2. Use apify_reddit_search again for "[your product or brand name]" with timeframe year and sort comments, to find the threads with the most discussion.

Sort what you find into praise, complaints and questions. Give me the three themes that come up most with a count for each, a table of the five threads most worth a reply (subreddit, title, link, why it matters), and the one complaint to fix first. If either search reports truncated, say so.

Before you start, ask me for anything in square brackets. Use my SingleBrain Gateway tools for this, such as apify_reddit_search. Only use numbers the tools return. If you cannot see SingleBrain tools, stop and tell me to connect SingleBrain Gateway at https://gateway.singlebrain.com first.
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What it does, 2 calls
01Finds posts from the last month that mention you, with their commentsReddit postsfrom $0.0230
02Finds the most discussed threads about you this yearReddit postsfrom $0.0230
One runFrom 23 credits ($0.023)
You get, an example

The themes people keep raising, the threads worth replying to, and what to fix first.

38 mentions this month: 14 praise, 16 complaints, 8 questions
Top complaint: onboarding takes too long, raised in 9 threads
Reply first: r/marketing thread asking for an alternative, 120 comments
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