Reddit is a treasure trove of data for businesses—market research, content ideas, and straight-up leads—because people are constantly posting real problems. The issue is Reddit’s API restrictions have made the “old way” annoying (and sometimes basically impossible), so in this video I built two workarounds in n8n that don’t require official API keys. We walk through a simple RSS-based workflow first, then a more advanced Apify scraper workflow that gives you way more post data to work with. For the RSS approach, I use FetchRSS.com to generate an RSS feed from any Reddit URL (since a normal RSS feed doesn’t work cleanly with Reddit). In n8n, I trigger it daily, clean up the messy title/content, optionally filter posts, and then format everything with an AI agent before sending it to Telegram. For the Apify approach, I run a Reddit Scraper actor, trim the dataset with Edit Fields, then classify posts (workflows, tips, beginner questions, help requests, or “other”). From there I route each category into different Google Sheets tabs, and for beginner questions I even generate a short suggested reply using an AI agent that searches a simple resources sheet. The JSON templates are free in our Skool community, and we do live calls every Wednesday.