Updated August 20, 2026 · 1 video
SnitchFeed tutorials: learn social listening in minutes
Short videos for listeners, Fit Score, and Slack routing across Reddit, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Bluesky, and Hacker News. Built for startup and SMB GTM teams.
Setup
1 video
Setup videos cover the first listener: Brand Context, keywords or Tracked Profiles, intent and noisy signals, platforms, and where alerts go.
What you will learn
Each video is a single workflow in the SnitchFeed dashboard. Watch Setup first if you have never created a listener. Jump to Usage when mentions are already flowing and you need the feed, alerts, or reply drafts.
Listeners
How a listener combines keywords, Tracked Profiles, platforms, and scan interval.
Intent and noisy signals
How to write intent and noisy signals so Fit Score ranks buying conversations above jobs and promos.
Alerts and routing
How mentions reach Slack, Discord, email, webhooks, MCP, or the in-app feed after AI scoring.
How to get started with SnitchFeed
A working social listening setup is a goal, a query, a noise filter, and an owner for the reply. Coursera's social listening overview describes that sequence. In SnitchFeed it maps to one listener and the videos on this page.
01
Watch a Setup tutorial
Start with the shortest Setup video. You will see a listener created in the real UI, including intent, noisy signals, and platforms.
02
Open a workspace
Start a 7-day trial with no credit card. Onboarding crawls your site into Brand Context so Fit Score has something to score against.
03
Create one listener per job
Pick leads, competitors, or brand first. Add keywords and/or Tracked Profiles, then route that listener to one Slack channel or email.
04
Act on high Fit Score mentions
Reply in-thread, draft with AI, or push via webhook. Add a second listener only after the first feed is something you actually work.
Who these tutorials are for
The library is aimed at people who will create listeners and reply to threads, not at comms teams buying news, TV, and review coverage.
Founders and GTM leads
You want buying-intent threads and competitor complaints without living in Reddit search. Tutorials get a first listener live so you can reply while the post is still fresh.
Sales and CS teams
You need Slack (or Discord) alerts with Fit Score and intent, not a keyword firehose. Usage videos show how to triage the feed and draft a reply.
Agencies running listening for clients
One workspace per client, one listener per job, separate Slack channels. Setup and best-practice videos show how to keep feeds client-ready.
Video tutorials vs product docs
Use both. Videos show the clicks. Docs list the exact fields, plan gates, and credit costs.
| Question | Tutorials | Docs |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Seeing the dashboard and a complete click path | Exact options, limits, and troubleshooting |
| First listener | Setup section on this page | Create a listener |
| Credits and plans | Not the source of truth | Pricing and credit docs |
| Agents (MCP) | Optional if a video covers connecting MCP | MCP setup |
Related guides
After a video, these pages cover the same topics in writing and connect tutorials to the rest of the product.
- Create a listenerWritten setup: intent, noisy signals, keywords, and Tracked Profiles.Read
- Social listening use casesLeads, competitors, brand, launch, and presence: which job to point a listener at.Read
- SnitchFeed featuresFit Score, boolean search, alerts, reply drafts, webhooks, and MCP.Read
- Real-time alertsSlack, Discord, email, and webhook routing after a mention is scored.Read
- What is social listening?Category primer for SaaS and startup teams before you configure keywords.Read
- Pricing and creditsStarter, Pro, and how scan credits work on X, LinkedIn, and Hacker News.Read
SnitchFeed tutorial FAQ
Direct answers for people comparing video walkthroughs, docs, and a trial workspace.
Still stuck? Email hello@snitchfeed.com. Typical replies land in 1-4 hours.
What are SnitchFeed tutorials?
SnitchFeed tutorials are short product videos that show how to set up listeners, score mentions with Fit Score, and route high-intent conversations to Slack, Discord, email, or webhooks. They are built for founders and GTM teams who want social listening running in minutes, not a long onboarding course.
How do I set up social listening in SnitchFeed?
Create a free workspace, add Brand Context from your site, then create one listener per job (leads, competitors, or brand). Pick platforms, add keywords or Tracked Profiles, write intent and noisy-signal briefs, and choose where alerts go. Reddit and Bluesky ingest in real time. X, LinkedIn, and Hacker News scan on the interval you set. Written steps live in create a listener.
Are the tutorials free to watch?
Yes. Every video on this page is public. You do not need a SnitchFeed account to watch. A free 7-day trial (no credit card) is only needed if you want to follow along in a live workspace.
How long does it take to set up SnitchFeed?
Most teams create a first listener in a few minutes after signup. Setup videos on this hub are usually a few minutes each. Written docs cover the same flow if you prefer to read. See SnitchFeed docs for the full reference.
What platforms do the tutorials cover?
SnitchFeed monitors public posts on Reddit, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Bluesky, and Hacker News. Tutorials walk through listeners, feeds, notifications, and scoring that work across those platforms. They do not cover private DMs or review-site monitoring, which SnitchFeed does not do.
Should I watch tutorials or read the docs?
Watch a tutorial when you want the UI walkthrough. Use docs when you need exact fields, credit costs, boolean syntax, or MCP/API setup. Many teams watch the Setup videos, then keep listener docs open while they configure intent and noisy signals.
Do I need a listener for every use case?
Usually yes. Lead generation, competitor monitoring, and brand monitoring use different keywords and intent briefs. One listener per job keeps each feed easier to act on. Route each listener to a different Slack channel. Start with the job on use cases that you will reply to this week.
Can I follow the tutorials in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor?
Yes. After you have a workspace, connect the SnitchFeed MCP server and ask the agent to create listeners or pull mentions. Video tutorials still help you see the dashboard. MCP setup is in MCP docs and on the MCP feature page.
You can do a lot more with SnitchFeed
Book a walkthrough if you would rather see listeners, Fit Score, and Slack routing on your own keywords.
Ready to try it yourself?
Open a free workspace and set up your first listener. No credit card. Follow the Setup videos as you go, or ask Snitch AI in the app.