Questions?Before you start.
Answers to help you decide and take the next step.
Are these resources product documentation?+
This hub includes practical discovery and reply guides, agent setup, automation guidance and a time calculator. Product and connector pages explain current work and setup; Pricing supplies current plan details.
Which guide explains how to find social media leads?+
The social media lead discovery guide explains how to recognize a current need, check the fit, and respond with useful help.
Which resource helps compare monitoring tools?+
Read the social listening versus lead discovery guide, then visit Compare for product-specific workflow comparisons and sources.
Which guide covers public reply etiquette?+
The reply guide shows how to read the context, answer the question, check your facts, and post a useful response.
Does the calculator predict actual business results?+
The calculator estimates searching and reply-preparation time from inputs you can adjust. It does not predict leads, responses, sales, or revenue.
Are the resources only for Revenue Scout customers?+
Anyone can use the guides and calculator without an account, including founders, marketers, salespeople, agencies, and consultants.
Do the guides recommend automatic posting?+
The guides help you prepare a useful reply. You review the source, verify the wording, and post from your own account.
How often are the guides reviewed?+
Guides are checked quarterly and when the product or linked guidance changes. Sources show when their information was checked.
What can I apply from the guides today?+
Choose one specific problem your business solves, find how people describe it in public, and prepare a reply that helps. The guides walk through each step.
What should I read after the guides?+
See how Revenue Scout works, explore the conversations on each platform, or compare tools for the work you need done.
Where should an agent start?+
Read the agent guide and the linked llms.txt instructions. A person handles sign-in, verification, consent and the review of available brands and key permissions. The agent then starts with an authorized read, not a paid search or email send.
Which guide explains connectors and automations?+
Start with Automations for preview, review and activation, then open the connector directory for the destination. Gmail, Salesforce and Google Sheets have dedicated setup and recovery guides. A connection alone does not activate a rule or approve an email.