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Find forum threads that rank on Google

Run up to 10 Google searches and list the forum threads on page 1: Reddit, Quora, Facebook group posts, LinkedIn posts, Stack Exchange and community forums.

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Tool nameCostPlan
find_forum_threads1 creditAll Access & Team

Each thread comes with its Google position for every search, whether Google's AI Overview cites it, and whether it still takes replies. Read a thread with scrape_url before you answer it, and say so when you built the product you mention. Costs 1 credit per call; a call that finds no threads costs zero credits.

Inputs

  • queries (array of strings, required, up to 10 items): Google searches, phrased the way people ask: "how to ...", "best ... for ...", "... alternative". 1 to 10.
  • country (string, optional, default us, up to 2 characters): Two-letter Google country code. Default us.
  • platforms (array of strings, optional): Only return threads from these platforms. Omit for all. Values: reddit, quora, facebook_group, linkedin, stackexchange, discourse, flarum, forum.
  • limit (number, optional, default 25, 1 to 50): Max threads to return, best first. Default 25, max 50.

Cost and plan

Cost: 1 credit. Plan: All Access & Team. This tool shows only while its data provider is available. Reconnect your AI app to refresh its tool list. Cost and plan are separate: a tool can cost no credits and still need a paid plan. See credits and limits.

Use it in chat

You do not need to type the tool name. Connect Adlicio to Claude or to ChatGPT, then ask for the job in plain words. Your AI app picks find_forum_threads when it fits the request.