Onboarding Walkthrough

After signing up, you'll go through a quick onboarding to set up your first project.

Step 1: Create Your First Project

A project represents one product or business you want to find leads for.

Enter:

• Product name — What's it called?
• Description — What does it do? What problem does it solve?
• Target audience — Who is your ideal customer?

[SCREENSHOT: Project creation form]

Step 2: Add Keywords

Keywords are the phrases StackLead looks for across platforms.

Think about:

• What would someone search for if they needed your product?
• What problems does your product solve?
• What are your competitors called?

Good keyword examples:

• "looking for a CRM"
• "best project management tool"
• "alternative to Notion"
• "need help with social media scheduling"

StackLead's AI can also suggest keywords based on your product description. Click "Generate Keywords" to try it.

[SCREENSHOT: Keyword setup with AI suggestions]

Step 3: Select Platforms

Choose where you want to find leads:

• Reddit — Great for niche communities and detailed discussions
• Hacker News — Perfect for dev tools, SaaS, and tech products
• Twitter/X — Real-time conversations and complaints
• Indie Hackers — Founders helping founders

Start with 1-2 platforms and expand as you get comfortable.

[SCREENSHOT: Platform selection toggles]

Step 4: Configure Subreddits (Reddit only)

If you selected Reddit, you can specify which subreddits to monitor.

Popular subreddits for finding leads:

• r/Entrepreneur
• r/SaaS
• r/startups
• r/smallbusiness
• r/Blogging
• r/webdev

You can also let StackLead suggest relevant subreddits based on your product.

[SCREENSHOT: Subreddit configuration]

What's Next?

Once setup is complete, StackLead starts scanning immediately. Head to Your First Lead to learn how to find and respond to leads.