# Reddit

The Reddit Integration step allows you to interact with Reddit programmatically to monitor brand mentions, engage with communities, and manage your Reddit presence.

### Authentication Setup

1. Navigate to **Settings > Integrations > Add New > Reddit**
2. Click Continue to begin authenticating
3. Enter your Reddit app credentials (Client ID and Client Secret)
4. Complete the OAuth flow and save

### Available Actions

* **Submit a Post**: Create new posts in subreddits
* **Submit a Comment**: Add comments to existing posts
* **Search Posts**: Find posts relevant to your brand or keywords
* **Leave a Subreddit**: Unsubscribe from subreddits
* **Leave a Comment**: Add comments to specific posts

### Configuration Parameters

#### Authentication

Select your authenticated Reddit connection from the dropdown.

#### Action Type

Choose the Reddit action you want to perform.

#### Subreddit

Specify the target subreddit:

* Use Liquid syntax: `{{ step_1.output.subreddit }}`
* Select from dropdown list
* Search for specific subreddits

#### Post Selection (for comment actions)

Choose the specific post you want to interact with.

### Primary Use Cases

#### Brand Visibility & Monitoring

* Search for brand mentions across relevant subreddits
* Monitor industry conversations and trends
* Identify engagement opportunities where your input adds value

#### Automated Community Engagement

* Generate contextual AI responses to posts
* Submit valuable content to appropriate communities
* Manage reputation through systematic responses

### Best Practices

* **Respect community guidelines**: Each subreddit has specific rules
* **Provide genuine value**: Focus on helpful, authentic contributions
* **Use human review**: Always review AI-generated content before posting
* **Avoid spam**: Space out automated actions and vary your approach
* **Monitor performance**: Track engagement and adjust strategy accordingly

**Note:** Reddit has strict anti-spam policies. Use this integration responsibly and in compliance with Reddit's terms of service and community guidelines.