How Huuve works with Radar.

Hear what people say, answer what matters

People talk about your business whether you answer or not. Radar finds those conversations. You pick a term, we watch Reddit, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, Bluesky, news sites and forums for it, and we rank every mention by whether it deserves an answer.

What we read

You choose one term: your business name, a product, or a question your customers type. Radar collects every public mention of that term, up to 1,000 mentions a month. For each mention we read the post itself, where it was written, and what the writer wants: a recommendation, a comparison, a complaint, or just talk.

The term matters. Too broad and the allowance fills with noise. Too narrow and it finds nothing. One business name, one product, or one question people type works best, and you can change it any time.

What we do there

Radar posts nothing for you. It finds the threads and ranks them: buying questions first, then recommendation requests, then complaints about your category, then the rest. Each mention shows in your feed with the original post and a link to it. You open the thread, answer as a person from your business, and move on. Help first. Name the business only when it answers the question. A pasted pitch loses the thread; a real answer wins it.

We also read what the feed adds up to. The questions people ask most become ideas for your next posts, articles and ads on your other channels. When ten people ask the same thing on Reddit, that is your next article.

What you get

• A feed of every mention of your term, ranked by what deserves an answer.
• The buying questions and complaints on top, the noise at the bottom.
• Post ideas, blog topics and ad angles drawn from what people ask.
• The numbers: mentions per month, the share worth answering, and the answers you gave.

What we ask of you

Answering is the one job we cannot do for you. A reply only counts when a real person from the business writes it. So skim the top of the feed each day, two minutes at most, and answer the one or two threads that matter. Speed counts: a question answered within hours earns the reply, a day later someone else has it.

That is the whole job. The finding, the ranking and the turning of questions into content run without you.

Where it lives

Radar runs in your website channel, next to the pages the threads point back to. A helpful answer in the right thread is a warm introduction, and your own page is one click away.