Daily 10 minutes: comment suggestions for the people who matter
Add the people and companies that matter, paste their posts – Sayweek suggests comments in your voice, and you post them on LinkedIn yourself.
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On the Ideas page, the Networking tab shows the Today: 10 minutes of networking card: where a comment is worth it today and how far you are toward your daily goal. Sayweek never comments or likes on your behalf: LinkedIn's rules forbid automation, so you copy the suggestion and post it yourself.
How it works
- On the People & companies that matter list, click + Add, or use the Import menu (your clients list, HubSpot, Pipedrive).
- On LinkedIn, select the text of a post by someone who matters and paste it into the What would you react to? box, together with the post link.
- Click ✦ Suggest comments: you get three suggestions with different angles, in your own voice, which you can edit.
- Click Copy & open ↗, paste the comment on LinkedIn, then mark it Done ✓.
Progress and notifications
- The daily goal is 3, 5 or 10 comments (⚙ Settings); the card shows where you are and how many workdays your streak has lasted – weekends never break it.
- At 8:00 you get a summary when something is due: as a notification and, if you switch them on, by e-mail or in your own Telegram chat.
- On the Overview page, the Today: 10 minutes card brings you here in one click.
Why do I have to paste the post text?
LinkedIn offers no interface through which an app could read other people's posts, and its rules forbid downloading pages behind a login. So we only use what you paste or select. Pasted texts are deleted 14 days after an item is closed.
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