Comments arrive while you are offline
A lead can ask for the link at midnight, during a call, or while you are filming the next post.
Connect a channel, choose a post, write your reply, and test it.
A lead can ask for the link at midnight, during a call, or while you are filming the next post.
Prices, guides, calendar links, promo codes, and waitlists are repeatable. That is exactly what automation should handle.
A sent DM is useful. A sent DM with click tracking tells you whether the offer, link, or button actually worked.
Have your post, keyword, and destination link ready.
Authorize the account once so Replier can listen for comments that match your automation.
Use the account that owns the post or Reel you plan to promote.
Choose the specific campaign post, or create an automation for future posts when that is the better fit.
A focused post usually gives you cleaner reporting than a broad always-on automation.
Use the word your audience will naturally type: guide, price, link, demo, join, beta, or your own term.
Keep it short. Put the exact word in your caption or on-screen prompt.
Add the message you would send by hand, then include the link or button you want people to click.
A clear first line and one primary button usually beat a long message with too many options.
Enable the automation, comment from another account, and confirm that the DM arrives and the click is tracked.
After launch, watch sent DMs, clickers, total clicks, and click rate from the automation view.
Promise something specific in the post. Deliver it in the DM.
Comment guide and I will send the checklist.
Send the download link, a one-sentence summary, and one tracked button.
Comment demo and I will send the booking page.
Send the calendar link and tell people what happens after they book.
Comment link and I will send the shop page.
Send the product link, launch window, and any discount code.
Comment price and I will send the details.
Send the sales page, price context, and application or checkout link.
Use one visible instruction: Comment guide and I will DM it to you. Avoid asking for several different keywords in the same post.
If you also reply publicly, keep it short and human: Sent it. Check your DMs.
Start with what they asked for, then give one next step. People clicked because the offer was clear, not because the message was long.
Use click rate to decide whether to improve the post hook, the DM copy, or the link destination.