if you go viral with a "comment to get" lead magnet you will immediately find that you have thousands of DMs to send. most people send them manually or hire VAs. it is a big mistake and a large part of my coaching and also DFY services is building this automation for people. there are two ways to do this with automation: 1. THE CHEAP WAY (this is what I do right now) Use a tool called LinkedHelper (aka the most goated automation tool known to man). https://www.linkedhelper.com/?ru=445447 (my affiliate link) You can pull in all the comments from the post and put them all in a campaign. You can also enrich their emails and send them emails. Linkedhelper costs $15 per month, believe it or not, and $45 if you want to use webhooks to send emails. The catch is you have to manually "pull in" new comments to the queue once in a while. a small price to pay if you ask me. 2. THE EXPENSIVE AND FANCY WAY (i am moving to this now) You can rig up a system with Phantombuster, Clay, and La Growth Machine to automatically scrape commenters, accept invites, enrich and qualify leads, and send all the messages automatically i am mostly moving to this because it's the right solution for larger businesses with a full sales team, and i want to be able to case study it / show it off. the nice thing is that it's 100% automated so fully hands-off in every way. the catch is that it costs more like $800 per month. but if you're already running a sales team some of this software will be what you need anyway. 95% of people reading this should just install Linked Helper immediately: https://www.linkedhelper.com/?ru=445447

Here's how it works: 1. I fed it 1000+ of my top-performing posts 2. It analyzes the patterns, hooks, and frameworks I use 3. I give it a topic or transcript and it spits out a post The results are really good. It nails my tone, formatting, and content style. I tested it by having it write a post based on a call transcript. It produced this: ////// "I scaled my agency to 7-figures using this content creation system. Here's how to never run out of ideas again: 1. Record all your sales calls 2. Review recordings for key insights 3. Clip 60-second snippets on valuable topics 4. Repurpose into LinkedIn posts and videos One 30-minute call can fuel a week of content. Stop worrying about what to post. Start leveraging the gold mine of your existing conversations." //////// This will only be freely available to people in my program. But I will let you try it if you promise to: 1. use it thoughtfully with your own call recordings 2. post the output on LinkedIn 3. share the results (impressions / leads / etc) If you'd like to try it, comment ROBOT below and I'll DM you access. PS. It also produced this post (with minimal edits).

@Tim Keen this was a very interesting and deep post you just made. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tim-keen_ive-signed-over-300-clients-from-inbound-activity-7239716837230358528-kggG I guess that’s the million dollar question. How to write specifically for the people that you are targeting instead of writing for other marketers. I know for me personally this is something something I’m really putting an emphasis on