How to Monitor New Posts on Subreddits

Reddit is where niche communities, product feedback, and early trends often surface first—but unless you’re checking it constantly, it’s easy to miss important conversations.

With RSS.app, you can monitor any subreddit or thread automatically and get updates delivered where you work: Slack, Discord, Telegram, email, or your dashboard. No endless scrolling. No missed mentions.

Here’s how to set it up in under five minutes.

Step 1: Decide What You Want to Track

As a community manager, your Reddit monitoring goals might include:

• Product or brand mentions in a specific subreddit
• Ongoing feedback or Q&A in a thread you started
• General sentiment or questions in your niche community
• Competitor discussions across multiple subs

Identify the thread or subreddit that matters to your team.

Step 2: Create an RSS Feed from Reddit

1. Go to the Reddit RSS Generator.

2. Paste the URL of the subreddit you want to monitor and click Generate.

3. Hit Save to My Feeds.

You now have a live RSS feed that will pull new posts or comments from that URL.

Step 3: Send Updates Where You Need Them

Once your Reddit feed is live, you can:

• Send posts to Slack, Telegram, or Discord using our built-in bots
• Embed the feed as a widget on an internal dashboard or client report
• Filter by keywords to surface only what’s relevant, such as your company mentions
• Bundle multiple Reddit feeds together to track multiple threads or communities at once

Why This Helps Community Managers

• Save time manually checking Reddit every day
• Catch brand or product mentions the moment they’re posted
• Surface real feedback or pain points before they spiral
• Keep your team informed without flooding inboxes or channels

Stay One Step Ahead

Reddit is raw, fast, and full of insights—if you’re watching. With RSS.app, you can monitor the subreddits and conversations that matter to your brand or product and stay ahead of the curve without burning out.