Managing your Redreach notification settings – Redreach

Notifications are your lifeline to staying on top of Reddit opportunities without spending hours browsing. Getting the timing and frequency right makes the difference between catching great conversations and missing them entirely.

Daily vs. Weekly Delivery

How to Change the Notification Interval

Go to Settings > Notifications

Select your feature

Choose either Weekly or Daily Fetch Interval

Redreach automatically saves your settings

Confirm your new fetch interval via the bottom left sidebar countdown timer

Daily Notifications

Best for active engagers who want:

To be first in fresh conversations

Maximum responsiveness to brand mentions

Consistent daily workflow

Higher engagement rates from early participation

Typical user: "I want to spend 10-15 minutes each morning checking new opportunities and can engage the same day"

👍 Pros:

First-mover advantage in discussions

Quick response to customer feedback

Steady workflow integration

Better engagement rates

👎 Cons:

Requires daily attention

Can feel overwhelming if you miss days

May create pressure to engage constantly

Weekly Notifications

Best for strategic engagers who prefer:

Batch processing opportunities

Thoughtful, planned engagement

Less frequent but higher-quality interactions

Time to research and prepare responses

Typical user: "I prefer to review opportunities on Sundays and engage throughout the week when I have quality time"

👍 Pros:

Less daily pressure

Time for strategic planning

Batch processing efficiency

Quality over quantity approach

👎 Cons:

Missing some early conversation advantages

Delayed response to time-sensitive mentions

Some opportunities may become stale

Plan-Based Limitations

Different Redreach plans offer different notification frequencies:

Startup Plan: Weekly notifications

Growth Plan: Daily or weekly options

Professional Plan: Daily or weekly options with priority alerts

Check your specific plan details in Settings > Billing for exact features

How to Stop Receiving Notifications

In case you want to stop a specific notification channel simply go the Notification settings under Settings > Notifications and disable the toggle for your notification type.

Notification Types

New Opportunities Alerts

What you get: Fresh Reddit posts containing your keywords

When it matters: Being among the first to engage in new conversations

Frequency options: Daily or weekly, depending on your plan

Brand Mentions Notifications

What you get: Posts and comments mentioning your brand or competitors

When it matters: Responding quickly to customer feedback or competitive discussions

Frequency options: Daily or weekly, depending on your plan

Choosing Your Notification Schedule

Consider Your Workflow

Daily makes sense if you:

Check email/notifications every morning anyway

Prefer small, consistent tasks

Want to maximize engagement opportunities

Can respond to opportunities the same day

Weekly makes sense if you:

Prefer dedicated time blocks for Reddit activity

Want to plan your engagement strategy

Have limited availability during weekdays

Focus on quality over quantity

Customizing Your Notification Experience

As of now, Redreach supports notifications delivered to your email. More integrations such as Slack and Telegram are coming soon. Send us an email so we can prioritise the development.

📥 Email Delivery Settings

Timing optimization:

Choose delivery times that align with when you actually check

Consider time zones if you work across multiple regions

Avoid times when you're typically busy or offline

Content preferences:

Preview vs. full opportunity details

Summary format vs. individual opportunity emails

Priority vs. all opportunities

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Not Receiving Notifications

Check these settings:

Email deliverability (check spam folders)

Notification preferences are enabled

Email address is correct in your account

Your plan includes the notification frequency you selected

Inconsistent Notification Timing

Possible causes:

Server processing delays during high-traffic periods

Time zone configuration issues

Plan-based delivery queue priorities

Irrelevant Notifications

Common fixes:

Refine keyword specificity

Add problematic subreddits to ignore list

Update company description for better AI filtering

Remove overly broad keywords

Optimizing for Success

Weekly Review Process

Every week, evaluate:

Are you engaging with the opportunities you receive?

Is the timing working for your schedule?

Are you missing opportunities due to delayed notifications?

Would a different frequency serve you better?

Seasonal Adjustments

Consider changing settings based on:

Business cycle periods (busy seasons, planning periods)

Industry event schedules

Personal availability changes

Vacation or travel periods

Team Coordination

For multiple team members:

Coordinate who handles different types of notifications

Avoid duplicate responses to the same opportunities

Share successful engagement strategies based on notification timing

Getting Started with Optimization

Week 1: Establish Baseline

Choose your initial frequency (daily or weekly)

Set consistent checking times that work with your schedule

Track engagement rates from notifications received

Week 2: Fine-Tune

Adjust timing if you're consistently missing opportunities

Refine frequency if volume feels wrong

Optimize keywords if relevance is off

Month 2: Perfect Your System

Establish consistent workflows around notification delivery

Create escalation rules for high-priority mentions

Build team processes if multiple people are engaging

Ready to Optimize?

Review your current notification settings and ask yourself:

Am I consistently engaging with the opportunities I receive?

Does the timing align with when I actually have time to respond?

Would a different frequency better match my workflow?

Spend a few minutes adjusting these settings, and you'll find Reddit engagement becomes much more manageable and effective.

Remember: The best notification system is the one you actually use consistently. Start with what feels manageable and adjust from there.