Dotty Scott shows how to use a custom GPT to automate LinkedIn comments. Copy a post into the LinkedIn Comments tool, it generates a two-paragraph response with an engagement question, then paste it back to post. The demo uses a real post from Lisa Perez.
I want to show you the LinkedIn bundle of, uh, custom GPTs and show you how they work so that you can use them as well. Uh, the links to these custom GPTs will be in the member area along with this video. So the first thing you want to do is bring them up. There's two of them. One is called LinkedIn Comments, and the other one is if you are going to make a post. So let's look at the comments one first. I'm just gonna put, um, click on it. It brings it up in the middle here. And as you said, can see it says input a LinkedIn post. So now let's go over to LinkedIn right here. And my friend Lisa Perez has made a post right here. So I'm going to copy this and come over here, and we're going to put it into here and just hit enter. It's going to read the post, and it's going to come up with a short 2-paragraph response with a question at the end. The reason for the question is because it's in— designed to encourage Engagement. So this post was about something that she was honored to have served on a judge's panel, awards panel, all talking about that. And then it's, what's the most impactful workplace initiative you've seen recently? Let's celebrate great ideas in the comments. So I'm going to comment, and you can change this obviously. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor. Serving as a judge for the Impact Awards must have been an eye-opening experience getting a front-row seat to some of the most forward-thinking workplace initiatives. It's inspiring to see organizations push the boundaries of employee experience. One trend I've been noticing is a shift towards employee-led innovation, where companies create structured spaces for employees to co-design workplace improvements. Have you come across any standout initiatives that truly redefine how employees engage with their work. This is perfect for her because she is an HR consultant. And if I wanted to add anything to that, I would, but I'm going to copy this and we're going to come back to LinkedIn. And I'm going to go down into the comments and leave a comment. And again, at this point, if you wanted to edit it change it, add anything, anything that you want, you could do that here. Okay, so now I'm just going to hit comment. If I hadn't read it to you, it probably would have taken 30 seconds to do that. Behind the scenes on this, I have several examples of LinkedIn comments, ones that get engagement, just a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff going on. But as far as you're concerned, All you have to do, literally copy a post, paste it, hit enter, copy the response, go back to LinkedIn, paste, edit anything you want, and then hit enter. You should be able to do several of these every time you're in LinkedIn.
