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Idea Engagement

Reply Queue

Every comment on your posts and every DM, answered today

What it does
All the comments on your posts and all your unanswered DMs in one queue, each with a reply drafted in your voice. Reply, edit, or skip. The highest-intent engagement you have, finally handled.
You set up once
  • Nothing to set up; uses your posts and inbox via the extension
  • Reply tone and how long to keep replying to a thread
  • People to always prioritize (clients, prospects)
You get
  • One queue: comments and DMs, newest and most important first
  • A drafted reply for each, with a question back when it fits
  • Prospect flag when a commenter matches your ICP, with a DM draft to move them off the thread
  • Response time and reply rate in your Weekly Scorecard
The loop (why people stay)
Capped at 25 open items. Unanswered items older than 3 days are archived so the queue never becomes guilt. Replies log as a touch in Network.
Why this workflow
A comment on your post is a hand raised. Most members reply to a third of them, late. This is the most obvious daily deck and it was missing from the catalog.
Data and engines
  • Post comments and DMs via Chrome extension
  • evyAI reply writer
  • ICP matcher
  • Network touch log
Cadencedaily
DeliveryIn-app, Chrome extension badge, Email digest
Build effortEasy
Pricing idea1 coin per run

Prototype: what you receive

Reply queue: 9 open (4 comments, 5 DMs)daily

Comment from Tomas Reyes on 'The busy week rule'

'This is exactly where my team is right now.' Matches your ICP (construction, 80 staff)
Reply: 'Tomas, which week are you in, the busy one or the one after? Happy to share what the teams who push through do differently.' Also drafted: a DM to take it private.
ReplyReply + DMSkip

DM from Priya Natarajan

'Can you send me the podcast link from last week?' 2 days old
Reply: 'Priya, here it is: link. The part at 14:20 is the one you asked about. How is the new hire going?'
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