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Subreddit Announcement Monitor: Matched Posts

Monitor a public subreddit for posts matching announcement, policy, rule, moderation, release, or community keywords. Get exact titles, excerpts, source links, matched terms, and repeat-run status for Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, or n8n.

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πŸ“£ Subreddit Announcement Monitor: Matched Posts

REDDIT MARKET SIGNALS SUITE
Five focused monitors for feedback, pricing evidence, switch signals, activity cadence, and announcements.
Feedback clusters
Recurring product-request themes
Pricing evidence
Prices, budgets, and paid workarounds
Switch signals
Product migration evidence
Activity cadence
Recent posting-gap snapshots
Announcements
➀ You are here
Find recent community posts that match the announcement terms you care about.
Monitor one public subreddit for policy, rule, moderation, release, event, or community keywords with exact source evidence.
πŸ”€ Your keywords
Match only the words and phrases you provide
πŸ“ Exact excerpts
Review the source text behind every match
πŸ”— Public sources
Open the matching post for full context
πŸ”” New-only review
Separate newly found posts from known matches

Use this Reddit keyword monitoring Actor for community updates that matter to your team. It preserves exact titles, excerpts, matched terms, and source links.

πŸ” What this Actor does

Enter one public subreddit and up to twenty literal keywords or phrases. The Actor checks a bounded recent window and returns matching posts.

Useful keywords include announcement, policy, rule, moderation, maintenance, release, event, roadmap, migration, or another term specific to your workflow.

Each result includes all matched keywords. Repeat runs label a first discovery as NEW and later observations as KNOWN.

⚑ Build focused Reddit keyword alerts without scanning every post yourself. Exact matches and source links keep review fast and transparent.

πŸ‘₯ Who uses it

  • Community operations teams watching product or policy updates
  • Moderators tracking posts that mention rules or moderation
  • Developer relations teams following releases and ecosystem notices
  • Researchers monitoring specific announcement themes
  • Teams routing new matches to Slack, Discord, email, or Google Sheets

πŸš€ How to use it

STEP 1
Choose a subreddit
Enter the public community name without r/.
STEP 2
Add keywords
Provide the exact words or phrases your team needs.
STEP 3
Review and alert
Export matches or schedule repeat runs for new-post review.

πŸ“₯ Input

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
subredditStringYesOne public subreddit name without r/. The default is modnews.
keywordsArrayYesProvide 1 to 20 literal words or phrases to match.
limitIntegerNoInspect 1 to 25 recent entries. The default is 10.

The Actor needs no Reddit login, account token, proxy setting, or private source access.

πŸ“€ Data you receive

FieldTypeDescription
typeStringRecord type, returned as KEYWORD_ANNOUNCEMENT.
statusStringNEW on first discovery or KNOWN on a later matching run.
titleStringExact title of the matching post.
bodyStringAvailable public body text from the matching post.
excerptStringSource text used for fast review.
matchedKeywordsArrayEvery configured word or phrase found in the post.
sourceUrlStringPublic link to the matching Reddit post.
sourceKindStringRecord source, returned as POST.
publishedAtStringPublication time when available.
subredditStringSource community name.

This compact example comes from a verified cloud run:

{
"status": "KNOWN",
"title": "What’s Next for Mod Tools",
"matchedKeywords": ["rule", "rules", "moderation", "community"],
"sourceUrl": "https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/1vgbt2j/whats_next_for_mod_tools/",
"sourceKind": "POST",
"publishedAt": "2026-08-05T16:12:25.000Z",
"subreddit": "modnews"
}

Download results as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, or HTML from the Apify dataset.

πŸ”„ Repeat runs and scheduling

Run the same subreddit and keyword list again to distinguish NEW matches from KNOWN matches. This keeps recurring alerts focused.

Use Apify schedules for Reddit keyword alerts. A five-minute or longer interval is recommended because Reddit may temporarily limit frequent requests.

⚠️ Coverage and responsible use

  • Results represent a bounded recent source window, not complete Reddit history.
  • Matching is literal and case-insensitive. The Actor does not infer topics or intent.
  • A matching post is a candidate update, not proof of an official announcement or rule change.
  • Moderator identity, community settings, rules pages, and deleted content are not verified.
  • A valid empty result means no configured keyword matched the observed window.
  • Failed or incomplete runs do not advance the saved comparison baseline.
  • Commercial use requires the permissions and policy review applicable to your use case.

πŸ’° Pricing

Your cost follows the Apify platform usage shown for each run. Each batch checks one bounded source window to keep resource use predictable.

Review the current run estimate in Apify before starting. The Actor has no external subscription or credential requirement.

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πŸ”Œ Integrations

Send matches to Slack, Discord, Gmail, Google Sheets, Airtable, n8n, Make, Zapier, webhooks, or another Apify integration.

Common workflows include release alerts, policy-post review, moderation-update tracking, and a source-linked community update archive.

❓ FAQ

Does this Actor confirm that a post is an official announcement?

No. It returns keyword-matched public posts. Review the author and source context yourself.

Does it monitor actual subreddit rules or settings?

No. It checks recent public posts and does not claim rules-page coverage.

Can I use phrases as keywords?

Yes. Add one or more literal words or phrases to the keyword list.

Is it a real-time alert service?

No. It is a batch Actor. Use an Apify schedule for recurring checks.

What happens when Reddit limits a request?

The run reports the problem and protects the previous comparison baseline.

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