Howitzer for Reddit

Name: Howitzer for Reddit
Rating: 5.0 (5 reviews)

World's first reddit marketing automation tool

5.0•5 reviews•

96 followers

World's first reddit marketing automation tool

5.0•5 reviews•

96 followers

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Find new customers on Reddit, and send them personalized Reddit messages at scale. Howitzer is the world’s first marketing automation tool that helps you utilize Reddit for direct outreach, and get response rates unlike any other marketing channel.

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Launch tags:Growth Hacking•reddit•Social media marketing

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Howitzer for Reddit

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👋 Hey everyone, I’m Nikola, co-founder and CEO of Howitzer 👣 How we got here We built Howitzer trying to solve our own problem - marketing our previous startup on Reddit. In the summer of 2020, we were a team of three college students, trying to advertise our (now) previous startup. Being long-time Redditors, the community was our first choice as an acquisition channel. Our ideal customers were a group of 1.3 million people active across multiple subreddits, discussing about their problems and needs on a daily basis. Our application solved their problems and addressed their needs. We just needed them to see us. We thought running Reddit Ads would be our jackpot. When we tried running our first Reddit Ad, we failed. We were spending money but had ZERO conversions. Organically promoting our application wasn’t successful either, as everything we posted or commented on was classified as ‘self-promotion’ and was being deleted. All of our accounts got banned from those subreddits. Our ideal customers were in front of us - 1.3 million people talking about the problems and needs that our application addressed, but we weren’t able to reach them. That’s when we decided to think outside of the box. We wrote a simple script that scraped all of the Redditors that mentioned keywords related to our application and sent them Reddit messages initiating a conversation. When they replied, we continued the conversation and started converting them into customers. In less than 14 days, we had 2000+ downloads. It was nuts. We decided to ditch the application and turn our simple script into a full product. We code-named it ‘Howitzer’, as a playful reference to the Netflix show - ‘Suits’.
🌍 Where we are now We have become a team of eleven people, working on the vision we established a year ago. Our team is fully dedicated to enabling entrepreneurs, startups, and marketers to successfully utilize Reddit as a marketing channel.
🚀 Howitzer’ features ✅ Target potential leads on Reddit, based on mentioned keywords, subreddits, time, sentiment ✅ Send personalized Reddit messages with an avg. response rate of 41%, entirely on autopilot ✅ CRM for Reddit. We provide you a centralized way to handle all of your conversations, add tags, filter by campaign name, keyword mentioned, interested/not interested lead, and much more ✅ Auto-tagging feature. Howitzer’s AI checks if the Redditor’s interested based on his reply, and auto-tags them, so you can later filter out those who aren’t prospects ✅ Subreddit suggestions. Don’t worry if you are not familiar with Reddit and don’t know many subreddits. Howitzer suggests potential subreddits based on their similarity to your initial topic ✅ High-karma Reddit accounts included. You won’t need Reddit accounts, proxies, VPNs or installing additional software. We handle everything for you, through our dedicated high-karma Reddit accounts ✳️ Feel free to check our roadmap: roadmap.howitzer.co
🎳 Hang out with our team and learn from Reddit Experts during the launch day We'll be hanging out in topia.io/reddit throughout the day. Feel free to join us, ask us any questions, and hang out with the Howitzer team. There will be some Reddit marketing experts as well: • Brian Swichkow (Forbes-featured, Reddit Marketing Expert) • Rohan Chaubey (r/GrowthHacking moderator, 2x Bestselling author 'Growth Hacking Book 1 & 2) • Davis Lejnieks (r/RedditMarketing moderator, Growth Hacker @ Howitzer) 🎁 PH DEAL (40% OFF for the first month) Use 'PRODUCTHUNT40' as a discount code in the next 48 hours, and you’ll get a 40% discount for any Howitzer’s plan (except the ‘Enterprise’ plan) for the first month. Keep in mind that this discount is available until April 1st. Please leave feedback and thanks for checking us out! 🙌

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4yr ago

Hide the Pain Harold

@nikola_v Congrats guys! Good luck!

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@kristof_szabo Thanks a lot Kristof!

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4yr ago

ThreeDee

@nikola_v Congrats!! :) Looks great! 🙌

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4yr ago

Local Lead Game

@nikola_v congrats on a great product and the community you’ve built. We love having Howitzer as a part of our product and would recommend it to any marketer for Reddit outreach. 🚀

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@kensavage Thanks a lot Ken, glad that you love our tool! 🚀

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4yr ago

This looks borderline spammy. You're contacting users with unsolicited messages, that's not very acceptable.

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@antiquesdecor Yes, any tool can be used for spam. We’re all Redditors ourselves and remain deeply committed to the health of the community. Howitzer has anti-spamming mechanisms built into the platform with more on our roadmap. Our community of educators teaches how to start meaningful conversations and most users report that those they connect with are grateful for their outreach. There will always be exceptions, but we will remain vigilant as we grow. Also, you’re welcome to join us in https://topia.io/reddit and chat more in person.

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4yr ago

$Clark \$

@antiquesdecor not borderline, it is spam. Unsolicited PMs is spamming and it's one of the default reporting options for reporting user spam.

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4yr ago

@antiquesdecor Surprised (though not actually) that I had to go this far down to find this. Absolutely unacceptable - same level as SMS Spam.

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4yr ago

$Clark \$

@antiquesdecor @uxiomatic and they admit to using fake Reddit accounts to do so. This is embarrassing for ProductHunt

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4yr ago

@antiquesdecor You can spam on almost any platform using any marketing tool. With Howitzer, you're not supposed to do cold blind outreach. You're supposed to target people who talk about problems you have a solution for. Yes, its outbound marketing, but not as cold as you'd think. I've used Howitzer in the past and speaking from experience.

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4yr ago

Hey, @nikola_v great idea, and congrats on your launch but I had a question is your application sort of a search engine option in Reddit? to understand the base and type of customer and reach them? but again great product who knew we could use Reddit for valuable reasons

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@muskan_thakur Thanks a lot Muskan! Howitzer allows you to search for people who mentioned specific keywords in a specific subreddits in a specific time period, and builds a list of all of the Redditors that match your search criteria. Once you have that list, you can write a message, and Howitzer will personalize and deliver that message to all of your prospects. And finally, you'll get some replies on those messages that you can answer to and handle inside our platform. Basically, imagine it as 'LinkedIn Sales Navigator, but for Reddit'. Plus the option to contact your prospects, and handle those conversations in a built-in CRM for Reddit.

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@muskan_thakur Hi Muskan, thanks for the question. Yes you can say that Howitzer has a feature that is sort of like a search engine for Reddit. What Howitzer allows you to do is specify what you customers are talking about and which communities (subreddits) they are a part of. Howitzer then finds these users based on some conditions you specify and allows you to reach out to them via the Reddit DMs. After this conversations can be continued inside Howitzer in our built-in inbox for Reddit. I hope this answers your question

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4yr ago

$Clark \$

Can't imagine automated unsolicited PMs isn't a violation of Reddit's TOS? Also, too many shills in deez comments.

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@clarkchambers We understand your concerns, as we are Redditors too. Spamming on Howitzer is not allowed. We provide our users with education to help them send resonant messages.

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4yr ago

$Clark \$

@nikola_v your sub r/howitzer has 2 suspended user accounts as mods...spamming trouble? Also, unsolicited PMs are spam. End of story. Resonant doesn't = solicited.

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4yr ago

Howitzer is one of those products that you see and think "how did this NOT exist?!?". Simply put, it's brilliant. Love the team, love the service. Congrats on the launch @nikola_v and team!

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@morrism Haha we had the same question when we were starting. Glad you love it. Thanks for your support

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4yr ago

Dive

Wow! Having a product like this for Reddit is genius. I've tried similar products for Linkedin and had seen amazing results coming from it. I'm curious to know how the Spamming function works for Reddit. Will it block me like LI does if I send too many automated messages.

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@angrezi_ Hi Nitesh, thank you for your kind words. Regarding your question, yes Reddit does have detection for spamming, which is good. We don't want our tool to be used for spamming so we are working on a similar detection as well. We are also working on educating our users on how to find users who show genuine interest in their product and how to compose messages that builds a connection with their prospects and provides some value instead of just sending out anything, If you are worried about Reddit accounts, you don't need to worry since we provide high-karma Reddit accounts in the background of Howitzer with all our plans. So you don't need to setup accounts or VPNs or anything else.

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4yr ago

Dive

@stefan_kotevski Thanks a lot! :) Just signed up!

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@angrezi_ Glad to have you onboard

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4yr ago

Ticksy

@angrezi_ sorry to randomly butt in here but may I ask what is the name of the similar product for LinkedIn?

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

Maker

@hassanshaikh Expandi does this for LinkedIn, and they do it pretty good as well

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4yr ago

Letz

Congrats on the launch 🚀 Reddit provides huge potential, but the organic growth on Reddit is a real challenge (most of the posts get automatically removed). It makes me happy that someone finally launches a platform that aims to solve this! I can't wait to play around with Howitzer. What criteria/filters can you use to target users?

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4yr ago

Howitzer for Reddit

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@karas Thank you Nino! Completely agree with you! Let me know what you think of it once you try it! :) Right now, you can target users by mentioned keywords, subreddits, positive/negative sentiment and time period. In the near future we plan to add options for targeting by post flair, karma points and experiment with location and gender prediction.

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4yr ago

Letz

@nikola_v Thank you, that sounds great!

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4yr ago

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Howitzer for Reddit is praised for its user-friendly interface and effectiveness in reaching niche audiences. Users appreciate its innovative approach to lead generation on Reddit, highlighting its ability to send personalized messages at scale. The tool is noted for its helpful support and comprehensive settings, allowing precise targeting. Many users express excitement about its potential for growth and its unique value in marketing automation. Overall, Howitzer is highly recommended for its ease of use and impactful results in Reddit marketing.

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