PALM BEACH, Fla. - TelAve -- Last February, software developer Brandon Feinstein launched his agency with one major challenge: finding clients in an extremely crowded market.

Instead of relying heavily on cold outreach or paid ads, he started tracking keywords across Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and startup communities to discover people actively searching for development help.

The strategy was simple:
Monitor phrases like:

• "Looking for a developer"
• "Need a SaaS agency"
• "Can anyone recommend a web app team?"

By responding quickly to high-intent conversations, the agency grew from $0 to over $100k in revenue.

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But there was one major problem.

Most keyword monitoring tools flooded inboxes with irrelevant alerts, including spam, recruiters hiring employees, duplicate notifications, and conversations with no buyer intent.

That frustration led to the launch of TryKeywordAlerts, a platform designed to help founders, agencies, freelancers, and marketers discover high-intent keyword mentions without the noise.

Instead of sending every mention possible, TryKeywordAlerts focuses on surfacing conversations where people are actively searching for services, recommendations, or solutions.

As more businesses compete for attention online, finding real-time buying intent across platforms like Reddit, X, and LinkedIn is becoming an increasingly valuable growth strategy.

Learn more at https://trykeywordalerts.com/