Post ideas from your comments
Questions, objections and good discussions under your posts become follow-up and FAQ post ideas in your Ideas box – with commenters' names masked.
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When someone asks a question under your post, others are probably wondering too. Every week Sayweek reads the comments under your LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Threads posts published directly, and suggests post ideas from them.
- Open the Networking tab of the Ideas page.
- On the Post ideas from your comments card, click Find ideas now – or wait for the weekly run.
- The ideas land in your Ideas box with a From comments label. Under each one you see how many comments it's based on, under which post, and a link to the comments.
- Pick a suggested slot and have the post written – just like any other idea.
What kind of ideas does it look for?
- A recurring question – something several people ask: a good FAQ post.
- An objection – a doubt or misunderstanding worth a whole post of its own.
- A good discussion – opposing views you can turn into your own take.
Privacy
- Commenters' names are masked (for example “K. A.”); the AI only sees pseudonyms.
- The comment texts aren't stored with the idea – only their ids, so we can point to the source.
- E-mail addresses, phone numbers and your clients' names are removed from the text before it reaches the AI.
Why don't I see anything on the card?
Ideas only come from comments under posts published directly (not through Postiz) in the last two weeks. If there are none yet, the button tells you so.
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