How Fluent Frame Got 700 Users in 60 Days From Reddit

The Problem

Tsvetan had tried Reddit marketing before. His early approach was part of the problem. Too many comments, too fast. Links dropped in every post. He also tried tools that automate posting on Reddit. They generated spammy replies at scale and pushed them out on his behalf via API requests. He got banned, and whole accounts were gone in an eye blink.

He needed a different approach: something that pointed him at the right conversations while they were still active, and helped him engage with them authentically.

I have been banned multiple times from Reddit. Multiple accounts have been removed or permanently banned.

Tsvetan Raykov

Founder, Fluent Frame

The Fix

The ask was simple: find people asking for a tool like Fluent Frame, right now, before anyone else answers. That is the exact job Sensorhub is built for. It watches Reddit, X, and LinkedIn for threads where someone is actively looking for a solution, ranks them by intent, and feeds them to Tsvetan as they appear in real time.

I can see that somebody on Reddit has posted that he is searching for a tool that can help with turning their changelog into an explainer video, for example, and I can go straight to them and say, hey, we have it, check it out.

Tsvetan Raykov

Founder, Fluent Frame

Sensorhub has the widest signal coverage across Reddit, LinkedIn, and X, with an average of 60,000 threads scanned and analyzed monthly for every single project. It automatically filters out irrelevant posts and scores the best ones based on buying intent and relevance.

It is like scrolling X, but for signals. I am trying to find what is relevant right now and where I can bring value for the person who commented.

Tsvetan Raykov

Founder, Fluent Frame

Instead of hunting threads for hours every day, he opens Sensorhub, scans new high-intent signals, picks five or six worth engaging, and gets back to building. Twenty to thirty minutes. Done.

The Results

Feb 17 to Apr 22, 2026. The domain did not exist 60 days ago. No content, no SEO, no ads.

• 3,159 visitors

• 2,800 landed on the homepage directly

• 700 sign-ups

• Session time 1m 59s

2,800 direct visits on a domain nobody had heard of 60 days ago. Nobody types fluentframe.ai into a browser unless they saw the name somewhere. That somewhere is Reddit.

The Second-Order Effect

ChatGPT started referencing Fluent Frame in answers because the Reddit comments gave it something to cite. Free AEO. No content strategy required. Just a trail of real, in-context founder comments on high-intent threads.

Founder Advice

Don’t spam. Don’t use AI to write comments. Find the tools that surface the right conversations at the right time, because timing is most of the game. Comment like a person, not a company. Keep your account clean.

Tsvetan Raykov

Founder, Fluent Frame

From being banned multiple times to having zero bans and from a brand-new domain to 700 users. All in 60 days.