Features
iContent: Bulk Generate Reddit Posts for Multiple Subreddits
Use iContent to research your product once, generate multiple Reddit-ready posts with narrative isolation, and export the final batch to CSV or history.
Work through the sections below to complete setup and checks, then use the top search to jump into related help docs when needed.
What Is Bulk Generate in iContent?
Bulk Generate is the agency-oriented content workflow inside iContent. Instead of writing one Reddit post at a time, you define the product context once, let GoGlobal suggest relevant subreddits, and generate multiple post variants in one batch. The system is designed for campaign-grade content production, with product research, subreddit targeting, and narrative isolation handled in the same flow.
What Is Bulk Generate in iContent?
Complete the setup step by step
Open iContent in Agency workspace.
Click the central 'Start Bulk Generation' CTA.
Move through the 4-step wizard to define product, subreddits, and generation settings.
Review the generated posts, then copy all, export CSV, or revisit them from History.
- 1Open iContent in Agency workspace.
- 2Click the central 'Start Bulk Generation' CTA.
- 3Move through the 4-step wizard to define product, subreddits, and generation settings.
- 4Review the generated posts, then copy all, export CSV, or revisit them from History.
Use Bulk Generate when you need many post angles for different communities. Use the single-post writing flow when you only need one carefully edited draft.
Step 1: Choose the Campaign Goal
The wizard starts with Campaign Goal selection. This setting tells the generator what the batch is supposed to achieve, so the post framing, CTA strength, and discussion angle stay aligned with your objective.
Step 1: Choose the Campaign Goal
Complete the setup step by step
Pick the campaign objective that best matches this batch.
Use a stronger acquisition-oriented goal when you want demos, leads, or conversion intent.
Use a softer awareness or feedback goal when you need more native-looking community discussions.
Continue only after the goal matches the audience you plan to target.
- 1Pick the campaign objective that best matches this batch.
- 2Use a stronger acquisition-oriented goal when you want demos, leads, or conversion intent.
- 3Use a softer awareness or feedback goal when you need more native-looking community discussions.
- 4Continue only after the goal matches the audience you plan to target.
Changing the goal later can materially change tone and positioning, so lock this before reviewing the final outputs.
Step 2: Add Product Context and Materials
This is the core context step. iContent lets you provide a product name, URL or video link, optional PDF materials, and a freeform product description. The system can also auto-fill the description after analyzing the provided product URL.
Step 2: Add Product Context and Materials
Complete the setup step by step
Enter the product name as the primary identifier for the batch.
Paste a product website, landing page, app listing, or demo video link.
Upload optional product materials such as a PDF one-pager or documentation.
Review the auto-filled or manually written product description before continuing.
- 1Enter the product name as the primary identifier for the batch.
- 2Paste a product website, landing page, app listing, or demo video link.
- 3Upload optional product materials such as a PDF one-pager or documentation.
- 4Review the auto-filled or manually written product description before continuing.
The better the product description, the stronger the subreddit suggestions and the less likely the generated posts drift into generic startup copy.
Step 3: Review Suggested Subreddits
After reading your product inputs, iContent suggests the most relevant subreddits and marks them as AI-selected. You can edit the list before generation, remove weak targets, or add additional communities manually.
Step 3: Review Suggested Subreddits
Complete the setup step by step
Wait for the 'Analyzing your product' step to finish.
Inspect each suggested subreddit and its intended angle.
Remove communities that are off-topic, too broad, or too risky.
Add manual subreddit targets if your team already has distribution priorities.
- 1Wait for the 'Analyzing your product' step to finish.
- 2Inspect each suggested subreddit and its intended angle.
- 3Remove communities that are off-topic, too broad, or too risky.
- 4Add manual subreddit targets if your team already has distribution priorities.
Narrative isolation works best when the target subreddits are meaningfully different from each other. Avoid adding many near-duplicate communities unless you want very similar outputs.
Step 4: Set Batch Size, Word Count, and Credits
The final setup step controls how large the batch is. You choose how many posts to generate per subreddit and set an approximate target word count for each output. iContent then shows a generation summary so you know the total post count and credit usage before starting.
Step 4: Set Batch Size, Word Count, and Credits
Complete the setup step by step
Choose the number of posts per subreddit.
Adjust the target word count slider for the desired post depth.
Check the total posts and required credits in the summary card.
Click the generate button only after the batch size matches your review capacity.
- 1Choose the number of posts per subreddit.
- 2Adjust the target word count slider for the desired post depth.
- 3Check the total posts and required credits in the summary card.
- 4Click the generate button only after the batch size matches your review capacity.
A smaller first batch is easier to QA. Start with fewer subreddits or fewer posts per subreddit if you are still validating the messaging direction.
Review Outputs, History, and CSV Export
Once generation starts, iContent first completes product research and then generates the post batch. The results page shows campaign summary, generation status, research pack, and each generated post card. From there you can copy all outputs, export CSV, or reopen past sessions from the History page.
- 1Watch the generation status move from product research to post generation.
- 2Open and review each generated post before using it downstream.
- 3Use 'Copy all' for quick manual review or use 'Export CSV' for workflow handoff.
- 4Open the full-page History view to revisit old sessions and re-export them later.
Do not assume a large batch is publish-ready by default. Review subreddit fit, tone, and repetition before moving the outputs into campaign execution.