Posts to comment on

FluenzR suggests a comment for the recent posts of your LinkedIn prospects. You review it and publish it yourself.

Posts to comment on

On the home page, the Posts to comment on card lists the recent posts of the prospects in your LinkedIn campaigns, each with a comment suggested by the AI.

How it works

  1. FluenzR reads the latest post of your active prospects. When a campaign has a Like a post step, the same read serves both the like and the comment.
  2. The AI suggests a comment that adds a point of view or a question, in the language of the post, with no link and no sales pitch. If the post does not lend itself to a comment (a plain share, a post that is too old, a sensitive topic), there is no suggestion.
  3. Edit the text if you like, then click Copy and open the post: the comment is copied and the post opens in a new tab. Paste it and publish it yourself.
  4. Click It's published once done, or Skip to dismiss it.

With the FluenzR Chrome extension

If the FluenzR extension (version 1.2 or later) is installed, an Open and comment button appears: the post opens with the comment box already filled in. The extension never clicks Publish, you do; it then detects the publication and marks the suggestion as done. On a post or profile page it also shows the pending suggestion for that prospect. Without the extension, use Copy and open the post.

Good to know

  • FluenzR never posts a comment for you: LinkedIn forbids comments posted by a third-party tool.
  • 10 suggestions per day by default, adjustable from 1 to 20 on the card. Each suggestion uses 1 AI credit.
  • Always reread: a comment that could sit under any post gets less reach on LinkedIn.
  • The text of the post is kept only while the suggestion is pending. It is erased when you click It's published or Skip, and after 14 days.