Improved the AI prompts for lead gen + subreddit discovery based on user feedback
Quick update on something I’ve been improving over the past few days.
A couple of users mentioned that the engine wasn’t always identifying the most relevant Reddit posts for their niche. Instead of forcing them to add more subreddits, I went back and reworked the AI prompts behind lead generation and subreddit discovery.
The goal was simple: help the system understand context better so users get higher-quality opportunities without extra setup.
After updating and testing everything, the feed is now pulling in much more relevant threads, especially for narrower or less obvious niches. Early feedback has been positive, and I’m hoping this helps users catch more valuable conversations without digging.
Still room to refine, but this feels like a solid improvement.
Enhancing AI prompts for lead generation and subreddit discovery boosts accuracy, efficiency, and user satisfaction significantly.
Great job turning user feedback into real improvements. Better context = better leads, and it’s awesome that the relevance is already up. Nice work!
You should post this on businesshunt.co too. The community would really appreciate it.
Thanks, will have a look on it later.
Great update! Improving AI prompts for lead generation and subreddit discovery based on user feedback shows a strong focus on usability and effectiveness. Iterating with real input ensures the tool becomes more precise, efficient, and valuable for users. Excited to see how these enhancements boost engagement and results in practice.
This is a solid improvement — and honestly, a much-needed one. When you’re dealing with niche markets, the biggest challenge is always context interpretation. It’s not just about matching keywords to subreddits, it’s about understanding the intent behind conversations and where those discussions naturally happen.
The fact that you refined the prompt logic instead of pushing users to manually expand their subreddit lists shows a good product mindset. Tools should get smarter, not heavier.
I’ve tested similar systems before, and relevance tends to drop sharply with micro-niches, so seeing you tackle this head-on is great. The early results you mentioned — tighter matches, better context mapping — are exactly what improves lead gen quality over time.
Still agree there’s always space to refine (there always is), but this definitely feels like a meaningful step forward. Appreciate the transparency and the focus on improving the actual intelligence of the engine rather than the user workload.