How to leave 100 comments on LinkedIn // evyAI.com Tutorial

And I'm curious to know how long it would take me to leave 100 comments on LinkedIn to create massive exposure. I don't know about you, but leaving comments take time, and I don't have a lot of time. Do you have a lot of time? So using artificial intelligence to help you leave comments is very powerful. And if you drop 100 comments, that's gonna get you a lot of exposure. Yeah. On LinkedIn, especially if it's on 100 different pieces of content that you're dropping comments. So I'm gonna give you a bunch of different commenting strategies today to be able to drop those 100 comments. And let's see if we can drop 100 comments together. All right. If you're in with me, say, Joe, I'm in. I wanna see this. This is amazing. Let me know where you're dialing in from. Let me know what you do for a living and let's get the party started. But first of all, allow me to introduce myself. Hello everyone. My name is Joe Apfelbaum. I am the CEO of Ajax Union, a B2B digital marketing agency, and I've been training people on how to use artificial intelligence and how to use LinkedIn, how to grow their business. And today I'm gonna show you my tool called Evy AI. That's E-V-Y-A-I. And I'd love for you to try this out as well. I'm gonna share my entire screen. With you right now. Let's see what my screen looks like, and I'm actually gonna split my screen. I'll have Evy AI on the left corner over here just to kind of show you this tool. This is to improve your credibility and engagement on LinkedIn. You can go to evyai.com. I'm also gonna pull up my actual LinkedIn profile, my recent activity over here on the left, so I can see if people are leaving comments, who's watching this live, give it a little heart, give. Give a little light bulb, get a little round of applause. I'd love to see you guys in the comments. I'm going to be refreshing this to kind of check this out. But right, I'm going to first leave a comment on Gary Vaynerchuk. So Gary Vaynerchuk said the following. What? Okay, so I'm gonna write, I love pickles. I love pickles. Okay, so I'm just gonna— I just wrote, I love pickles there, but what I'm actually gonna do is I'm gonna have AI write a comment. Okay, so let's count the comments together. To see how many comments I left. I totally agree, Gary Vaynerchuk. LinkedIn is often overlooked. It's a gold mine. As someone in the AI industry, I love— I found leveraging LinkedIn for B2B, it's a game changer. Okay, now if I want to reply to Amber here, okay, I'm going to give her a little heart and I'm going to reply to Amber. I can actually reply to her comment. It's incredible. It's 100% right, Amber. I completely agree. LinkedIn's a fantastic platform. You see that? Amber, and it's not picking her name up, Boskers. Okay, I completely agree. Okay, so this is comment 3. So you see, I left 1, 2, 3 comments on Gary's posts over here. So that was pretty quick. Let me go back to the feed. Jason Miller, I'm going to drop a comment for Jason just like that. So that's one way to do it is just dropping comments in the feed. And using AI, you could see how quickly it is. I'm ready to explore and transform my business. Let's connect and see how we can grow, blah, blah, blah. Looking forward to chatting. Okay. I actually don't like that comment at all. I want a different type of comment. I'm going to do a relationship building comment. So I'm not actually going to use that. So for comment number 4, I'm going to create a building relationship analytical comment. You see that? I've seen firsthand how it can do. I'm ready to discuss I'm going to delete, I'm ready to discuss further. I'm just going to do that. I'll just write that. Okay. So Jason, your insights are innovative. Okay. So that's comment number 4. Now I got a couple of commenting strategies I wrote here, search for posts related to keywords and David Schnurman, who is a client of mine. I'm going to go to David Schnurman's profile right over here. I'm going to pull it up. He's a client of mine. He told me, Joe, how do you, How do you do that? How do you find people's posts and leave comments? So I'm gonna search the word Entrepreneurs Organization, which is, uh, an organization, and I'm just gonna search Entrepreneurs Organization. I'm gonna, then I'm gonna click on posts. You see that? And now I'm able to leave comments related to that particular thing. So for example, Natalia, I'm gonna drop a comment for her right here as comment number 5. I'm going to press generate. It's gonna read the post. And it's gonna generate a thoughtful comment on my behalf. Natalia, it's inspiring to see your journey running a chocolate factory, becoming a health advocate. Boom. I'm gonna tag her and I'm gonna press post. Okay, so I just dropped comment number, comment number 5. Comment number 6, Taylor. I'm gonna drop a comment for Taylor right over here. Again, this is really powerful because this allows me to be able to strategically Leave comments. I totally agree. Dining at the farm retreat was great for sure. Okay, this is all a lie. None of this happened. Regenerate. That's cool. It's cool that it just comes up with some BS. But you know the great thing about it? Absolutely, the farm retreat was indeed an eye-opener. Okay, I'm gonna say absolutely, Taylor. The farm retreat seemed like an eye-opener. Is always. The farm retreats at EO are always, are always eye-openers. Okay. And I just tagged him, stay top of mind. Dennis Hoffman. I'm gonna give him a little heart. You see that? Just, you could just drop as many comments as you want over here. Makes life so much easier. I personally love the feed, but what I love more than the feed is to click on my saved profiles for specific people that actually save their profiles. And then what I can do is I could just click on view all their activity and strategically leave comments on their profiles. You see See that? So for comment number 7, I'm going to drop a comment for Anna. She's a member of the Joint Venture Mastermind group. Okay, your podcast episode provides practical strategies. Look forward to listening. Just like that, just dropped a comment. I want to drop a comment in Dr. Edgar. You see that? 4 months ago was the last time he commented. Nope. I'm not going to leave a comment from a post from 4 months ago. So for number 8, Art, he's also part of the Joint Venture Mastermind group. I'm going to leave him a nice little comment over here. So this way, um, he notices me, remembers me, and I stay top of mind with him. Okay. Great to see how your art's especially impacting lives. Marilyn, your experience. Let's see. Marilyn Devanish. Devanish. As a fellow— keep up the great work, Art. Okay, post. So I just— this is a testimonial that he posted on her behalf. So I just stayed top of mind with her and him as comment number 8. Okay, so for me, what I want to do is I want to make sure that I'm top of mind With the right people. So this is strategic. Okay, so Daniela posted something over here. Let me see, did I even comment on this? I haven't even commented on this yet. Daniela asked me to help create an AI profile for her, and Danielle's a great person for me to kind of stay top of mind with. I see she hasn't posted in a month, but that's okay. I'm going to— sounds like a fantastic event. I'm sure the event was. Is a great platform. All right, is. Okay, and I'm just gonna delete half the comment and just post like that, just like that. And as you can see, I just left her a comment over here. Okay, so that was number 9. David Schnurman, look at that, he posted it 1 minute ago. He posted 1 minute ago. I'm gonna drop a nice little comment over here. And see what I got. Now, of course, I can change my tone. So this is my comment number 10. I can change my tone if I want. And your experience with the summit is a testament to the power of networking. Sonya Plunjat, despite the message, it's a reminder that people like you. Okay, let's see. David, your experience at the summit is a testament to the power of networking. It's fantastic how you managed to connect with so many influential Boom. Can't wait to talk to you soon. Okay, I'm gonna press post. And I just dropped a comment again exactly 1 minute ago he posted that. And I already dropped a comment. So that was comment number 10. By the way, guys, let me know where you're dialing in from. I'm curious to know where you're coming in from. I'm in Brooklyn, New York today. And I would love to hear from you. I'm going to be dropping 100 comments so far. I dropped 10 comments. Pause for me. Joe's the best. Thank you. I'm gonna pull up these people's. So when yes, okay, I'm gonna write yes. All right. So let's see what I got over here. Dr. Christman, one day ago, he posted something over here. So very nice. He wrote about his fetch conference. I'm gonna drop a little comment here. I'm gonna pull up Schmuel. Zand, a lawyer. I'm just going to save his profile as well. I see he posted this 8 hours ago. I'm going to go here, drop a comment for him as well. Let's see what this guy over here— it's wonderful to see the Fetch conference such a high note in Long Beach. Um, the engagement and thoughtful attendees made the event worthwhile. Your leadership is commendable. Looking forward to more insights in the new year. Okay, cool. So So I just dropped a nice little comment over here for Dr. Adam. Hey Samuel, I came across your post and I wanted to mention I know someone who missed the opportunity for a bank. His name is Shmuel Zen. That's such BS. Okay, so for comment number 13, I'm going to use ChatGPT-4. Your colleague's experience at the bank is impressive. I'll share it with my network. Yes, that makes more sense. Sometimes the comment comes out like doody. I don't like when it comes out like Diddy. By the way, are you guys finding this helpful? Write helpful in the chat if you're finding this helpful watching me drop 100 comments. So far I left 13 comments and I'm using a variety of different strategies to leave comments. Michael Whitehouse is a member of JVMM. He's part of my networking group. He's a big macher, a big networker. So I'm definitely gonna drop a comment. He posted this about a day ago. Business travel can indeed be challenging. My favorite journey was the LA Conference on AI Development. I'm just gonna say my favorite journey was going to Hawaii. We'll discuss when we chat next. Okay, and I'm gonna tag him. Post. Okay, so that was comment number 14. Again, my goal today is to drop 100 comments. As you can see, I'm commenting number 15 on an EOS implementer. The reason I want an EOS implementer to know that I exist— beautiful presentation and amazing team— is because they are really knows how to impress. I'm Joe and I'm leveraging AI. Let's connect, see how you take your business to the next level. Take— let's connect and chat how I can help your EOS business, EOS business with AI if you are up for it. Okay, I'm gonna press post. That was a little promotional, but I'm okay with that. We're not connected on LinkedIn. But you know, he's an EOS implementer and we do work with EOS implementers. I'm actually going to save his profile and I'm going to tag him as EOS. You see that? So I'm going to try to stay top of mind with him. I just found a new contact and I left a very nice comment for him and tagged him. Molly, Molly, Molly. Molly's a center of influence for me. I'm going to drop a comment as comment number 15. Your post, the ups and downs. Bum bum bum. Push forward, Molly. I'm gonna tag her so she remembers me, and I press post just like that. By the way, if you guys want to let me know where you're dialing in from, put that in the chat. I'd love to hear from you. This is how I see who's commenting. That's my that's my thing from an hour ago. That's not the right one. Oh, here you go. Hundred comments. Look at that. Guys, give this a little light bulb. If you're watching this live, give it a little light bulb. I'm curious to see what's going on. Love you, bro. Sam said, love you too. Thank you. It's very kind of you. All right. So I'm up to comment number 15 and I'm discussing these strategies. Search hashtags. Okay. So if you're here and you see a hashtag, like for example, accredited investors, that's a hashtag. Female founders. Angel investors, venture capital. I'm opening up all these hashtags here. But this was happened— this post was posted 42 minutes ago. I'm gonna drop a nice little comment for Jerry and build some awareness about myself. Let's see what the AI is gonna write. Great point, Jerry. So comment number 16, I gave her a little bit of, a little bit of oomph here, and I'm gonna tag her and just boom, just like that. Now let me see these. Let me see these, um, these hashtags. So Steve, dominant 4 types of coaching. She's been posting a lot. This person over here, Vu Tran. Interesting. I'll definitely drop a comment. Nobody commented on this post. You see, nobody under Vu. Nobody commented here. So I'm going to be the one that comments. For those that are dialing in here live right now, I'm using a tool called EVY AI. This saves me a ton of time and creates a ton of exposure. And as you can see, I am tagging people. So number 17, comment number 17 was left for a random dude, a second-degree connection that posted something 9 hours ago. And then I'm going to do it for Susan as well. Again, I'm the only one commenting on these posts. Nobody else is leaving comments. So this creates a ton of exposure. And if you do this 100 times, uh, I'm gonna actually tag her so she gets notified via email. The Investor Forum sounds like a perfect Platform. I'm intrigued by the potential of AI. Looking forward to hearing more. Okay, so beautiful. So if there are hashtags related to your industry, highly recommend going through those hashtags and finding people that are CEOs. Oh, he's a CEO of Wistia. I love Wistia. Wistia is a great tool. I'm gonna drop a nice little comment and stay top of mind with the CEO of Wistia. Okay, just like that. Big tech platform. Attitude is important. It's essential to have the right mix. It's successful. Boom, just like that. And I just left a nice little comment. I'm one of 18 people. That was my 18th comment on 18 comments, just like that. Boom. All right, angel investors. And again, I can save the right ones. This has 7,000 followers, this hashtag right over here. And I can see Jerry's using that hashtag a lot. But here's another person who's a startup advisor, perfect person for me to drop a comment on to create exposure for myself and my business. So this is the hashtag commenting strategy. So for my comment number 19, I'm going to drop a GPT-4 comment. I'm going to tag this person right over here. The art of negotiation is indeed crucial. I'm going to press post. And I just dropped a very nice comment for this person. Venture Capital, 19 million followers on this one over here. Wow, look at that. So I'm gonna go through this and try to find the person that I wanted to. Yeah, I'm in Dubai Wednesday and Thursday meeting up with investors. Let me know if you want to meet up. Okay, that was 2 minutes ago. Oh my God, that's amazing. I am in Brooklyn. But would love to learn more about your trip. Okay, I'm gonna press generate. So I, I'm not sure that I wanna write I'm in Brooklyn, but I wanna write I'm in Brooklyn, would love more to learn about Jonah's. It sounds like you're having some exciting meetings lined up for investors in Dubai. I'm always interested in learning about new opportunities and investments in the venture capital space. You see that? So now I'm gonna tag him and I'm gonna post this little comment over here. You see that? So I took a comment of something that I said that would've been very dumb, and I made it very smart using AI. Peretz Tov, CEO of hardmoney.com, client of mine. Nobody left a comment on his post, so I'm gonna go ahead and stay top of mind with him. Again, if you're not doing this, if you're not dropping comments, this is comment 21. If you're not drop— dropping comments, this is a very valuable way to be able to do this. Your dedication to the industry is really cool. Okay, so these are people that are dropping posts, but they're not getting many comments at all. So this is a great strategy for you to find people that are potential clients, people that are good centers of influence, people that you already know, and look through these hashtags. Now there are many other hashtags that you can use, and one hashtag leads you to another hashtag. So just click on those hashtags and see what posts come up. It's very different than just going on the feed Because these are curated and related to those particular posts. Okay, now I can just drop a boom comment just like this. It's also very nice to drop a boom comment. I don't mind doing that, but now I created this tool for me to be able to drop a more thoughtful and organized comment that is related to the post. So it's comment number 22. I'm dropping a comment for Livin Adams talking about this impressive event. You see that? It's great to see such a diverse group of sustainable startups. I'm particularly interested in learning more about solutions presented by Apis AI. Let's just connect and discuss further. I'm not gonna write let's connect and discuss further. I'm gonna write love learning new AI tools. Okay, I'm gonna press post. And you see the way I modified the comment a little bit. Okay. Nobody left a comment over here. 2 hours ago, Charlotte posted this. I'm gonna drop a nice little, um, a nice little comment here. It's, I've been thinking a lot about what it means to be a CEO. Is a CEO just a label? I'm gonna give her my feedback. I'm gonna tag her. Charlotte, you've been raised an interesting point. As a CEO myself, I believe the title's more than a label. It's a commitment. Oof. I love that. I love that. All right, so I just dropped a nice little comment there. Again, staying top of mind, comment number 23. Comment number 24, managing consultant. Ooh, I love that. I love managing consultants. So comment number 25. How long have we been on this thing here? Let me see. We've been on for 20 minutes. And as you can see, I'm dropping comments over here pretty quickly. These roles are fantastic. Okay, I love that. That's a great comment. Um, again, so I'm using a lot of different comment strategies, and if you guys are not leveraging this tool, I highly recommend leveraging these tools to become more successful. Drop a comment, let me know what you do for a living in the chat. I'm curious to know what you guys do for a living. Give this a little light bulb, you see, click on the little light bulb, click on the little repost button if you're watching this, um, live right now, watching me get to 100 comments. I don't know how long it's going to take me So far I'm up to 20, call it 24 comments, 25 comments or so. So I'm 25% done, but I'm also like talking to you and teaching you and things like that. So if you, if you haven't left a little light bulb or a little round of applause, do that. If you haven't left a comment letting me know what you do for a living, go ahead and do that. If you haven't signed up for EVY AI, go ahead and check out the tool. This is a fantastic tool that saves me a ton of time. I also use this tool to reply to comments. And as you can see, people are, people are checking me out. David celebrated my comment. Um, uh, people are, are, are liking my comment, replying to my comment. You see, people are replying to my comments over here that I'm leaving. This comment I left 33 minutes ago, and I already got nice feedback on it. And Jocelyn is my Landmark trainer, an amazing human being. So I absolutely love leaving comments on her profile, making sure that she sees me, that notices me, remembers me, and sends me business as a result of that. This is the point. So comment number 26, I'm going to drop right here. Jocelyn, your perspective on embracing the present moment, especially in challenging situations, is inspiring. Yes, it is. You see that? I just essentially left her a nice, well-thought-out, well-written comment just like that for comment number 26. Let's go back to the feed. Derek McGee. Derek McGee's posts typically go viral. There's a lot of posts that he's posting and he gets a lot of comments on his posts. So it's good for me to leave a comment early on. He just posted this 4 minutes ago. I'm gonna write, incredible journey, Darren. Your dedication to content and your relationship with Ms. and Main is truly inspiring. It's a testament to the power of LinkedIn. Can't wait to hear about your visit to HQ. You see that? I just left him a nice, well-thought-out comment, and he's replying to these comments in real time. You see that? LinkedIn is the place to be. I'm gonna find this person over here. I like that this person leaves, um, leaves comments over here. So I am going to connect with him. I'm gonna add a note. Take a little break here from commenting, and I'm going to add a little note for this person. Let's connect on LinkedIn. Are you open to connecting? I'm going to press send. I didn't love that connection note, but you know, don't have a ton of time right now because my goal is to do 100 comments. He posted this 8 minutes ago. It looks like they're all posting at the same time. Very interesting. I'm just going to give him a boom over here. I'm not actually gonna leave him an AI-generated comment. I'm just gonna write boom. I'm gonna go back to the feed and I'm gonna see who else commented on this post here, 'cause I find this interesting that he comment— that he posted 8 minutes ago. I wonder if this guy also commented. This guy also posted a few minutes ago, 51 minutes ago as well, and he already has 73 comments. I love that. Oh my goodness, something's going on here. Something's going on here. I know something's going on here. This is not a natural thing, but that's okay. I'm gonna drop a nice little comment over here. Stay top of mind with this guy and learn what he's up to. High performance coach for your brain. Your insights are spot on. I found that leveraging LinkedIn could be a powerful process. Your emphasis on authenticity is important. Okay, cool. I'm also gonna send him a, a connection request as well. I'm gonna click the more button, connect, add a note. I'm gonna click on Evvy AI to help me do this. That was comment number 28. So I just dropped 28 comments. And as you can see, there's many different ways that I drop comments. I'm impressed that you're a high performance coach. Send. Just like that. Okay, cool. Let's go back to the feed. I'm gonna hit new posts over here. Just to kind of see what new posts. Nate. Ooh, I love commenting on Nate's posts. He posted this just now, 1 second ago. Nate, you're absolutely right. Oh my God, 110%. Okay, good. Yes, that's definitely what I want to comment. Joseph, 7 minutes ago posted something. Look at that. I'm gonna drop a comment. Again, I'm most of the time the only person that leaves a comment. So for comment number 29, think about that for a second. Think about the exposure that I'm going to get. I'm a big fan of Evernote too, although I agree that the task aspect to have some improvement. Have you tried to use Notion? Notion also has AI. Okay, I'm going to press post. You see, I modified it a little bit. 6 hours ago, Lydia posted this. In awe of encouragement. Oh wow, this is a nice post. I definitely want to support this post over here. I'm going to drop a nice little adorable comment. Let's see what it, what it does for comment number 30. Let's see what the AI generates for me. Encouragement indeed plays a pivotal role. Your post resonates with me. Okay, so I'm gonna just drop this comment right over here. So this is comment number 30. So I dropped 30 out of 100 comments. Whoop. This is my live going on over here. Trying to see how long we've been doing this. 26 minutes. Okay, so I dropped 30 comments so far. I'm loving this. I'm going to drop a comment for Helena Baker as well. May as well drop a comment for her. And I'm in the feed. Now while this is doing this, I'm going to use comment on influencers that have the same target market as me. So I love doing that. Helena, you hit the nail on the head. Speaking engaged is a double-edged sword, blah, blah, blah. Okay, great. Okay, so this is comment number 31. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to go into my saved profiles in Evie AI. I'm going to click on select a list. I'm going to type in influencers. I have a list of influencers over here. I'm going to press apply, and I have these influencers. I'm going to Ctrl-click on see all activity just to kind of open them in a new window here. So 1 hour ago, this guy who has 100,000 followers You'll get that 800 comments. I'm gonna drop a GPT-4 comment. I'm gonna leave a whimsical comment here. You see, I wrote whimsical. And over here I'm going to offer tips. I'm gonna press generate and let's see if it does a whimsical comment and it offers tips because this guy's pretty sharp. Jasmine, your journey's a testament to the power of patience. And remember folks, leveraging AI. So it's a nice little tip it leaves. I'm gonna tag him. I'm gonna press post. And now I'm comment number 31, just like that. I'm gonna close this out. Lewis House, 13 hours ago. I'm gonna click comment. I'm gonna drop a little comment. Instead of analytical, I'm gonna do philosophical. Instead of offer tips, I'm going to spark curiosity. So I have a lot of different goals, tones, and personas that I can use. And again, GPT-4 takes a little bit longer. But if you mix up your goals and you mix things up, it makes things smart. So 10 comments. Let's look at how many followers he has. He has almost a quarter of a million followers and only 10 comments on his posts in the past 16 hours. I find that very interesting. Okay. This person over here has 200 comments on his post over here. Let me just— oh, I already left a comment on this one. So I'm not going to do that as comment number 32. I'm gonna choose Bill Gates, Jeb, David Meltzer, and Reid Hoffman. All right, so let's pull up Bill Gates and see if he— 13 hours ago he posted something over here. He got 167 comments. By the way, Bill Gates has 34 million followers and he only has 167 comments. What is going on over here? Oh my God, 34 million followers. That is insane. Okay, absolutely, Bill. Absolutely, Bill. Could you imagine you can talk to Bill Gates just like that on LinkedIn? I love that. So comment number 32, Jeb Blonde. Let's see, Jeb Blonde, 37 minutes ago he posted this. So this is comment number 32. I want him to notice me. I actually want to have a conversation with Jeb. I'm actually going to reach out to him. Jeb, you've hit the nail on the head. AI bots. Are only as good as a strategy. Okay, good. That's true. Totally agree with that sentiment. Okay, I'm gonna go here. David Meltzer, 18 hours ago. I was supposed to have a call with him. I didn't end up having a call with him. I'm gonna have a call with him. I'm gonna be a little analytical here. Spark some curiosity. Okay, David Meltzer. Your story is a testament to the power of service. It's fascinating to see how simple kind of kindness—it's a reminder to stay. Positive. Okay, and Reed Hoffman. I think I may have left a comment on this post already. Yeah, I did. Wow, the demonstration of GPT-4's capabilities. Okay, so let's keep rolling. I don't know how many comments I've left so far, but I can always check. So if I click on this little tool here and I click on recent activities, it shows me every single comment that I left here. So 1, 2, 3, 4 times 1, 2, 3, 4. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Okay. So let's just say I left 40 comments based on this. I see 40 comments over here. So let's just assume that I left 40 comments. We're up to 40 now. All right. So we got 60 comments left and How long have we been doing this? Let me just see, about 30 minutes. All right, so I left 40 comments in 30 minutes. I'm gonna accelerate this a little bit with a little bit less explaining and more commenting. As you can see, I'm strategically leaving comments on people's posts, and these are people that I know have influence. And the reason I know they have influence is because I actually saved their profiles strategically. Okay, so you've hit the nail on the head, Richard Moore. You definitely hit the nail on the head. I'm gonna take out you've hit the nail on the head here. I don't like that. I'm just gonna write Richard Moore, time is indeed a critical time. DMs, your content conversion sounds intriguing. I'm curious, what are some cues you found the most effective to start a transition? Okay, I like that. Okay, Cody Sanchez, 23 hours ago. I'm gonna— nope, I already had left a comment there. All right, so I'm going to close this out. I'm going to use a little bit of a different strategy here. Let me just go on the feed real quick and see if I can drop a couple more. Mark Shiran, client of mine, love him very much, awesome guy. Definitely going to drop a comment here. Food for thought, if you're bogged down for the day in your business, probably not a business bad. Okay, insert. Um, I don't like this. It's not about having more work, it's about managing effectively. How AI can streamline this. Okay, good. I love that. Okay, Cale Owens, first-degree connections, definitely gonna drop a comment for him. Okay, now the other strategy is first-degree connections posted in the past 24 hours. Okay, so this guy here posted 9 hours ago. Cale, your perspective on parenthood as a cheat code for entrepreneurial success is intriguing. It's all about making every minute count. Correct. I agree with that very, very much. Okay, so comment number 42, just like that. Okay, so here you go. Ariel said, new headline alert. Ooh, I like that. Uh, I'm gonna go for professional here. I'm gonna hit generate. Now, if you wanna be able to search for first-degree connections, uh, posts, I'm gonna show you how to do that real quick. Ariel, your approach— this is comment number 43— keep experimenting and refining. Um, guys, let me know what you do for a living. I'm curious to know what you guys do for a living in the chat. Um, also let me know if you want access to this AI tool or any AI trainings. I have lots of different AI trainings I have available. Um, so just write AI in the chat if that's something that you're interested in. Alrighty, I'm gonna go to my notifications just to see what's cooking over here. It looks like people are already responding to my comments. Do you see that? People are responding to my comments. I absolutely love watching all the responses come in. And if I go to my profile and I scroll here and I check out my profile viewers, you're gonna see my profile viewers are gonna go up and people are actually checking out my profile as a result of me dropping comments. I dropped 42 comments. I'm gonna keep dropping comments. I'm gonna find people here. He posted this a month ago. He didn't get any comments over here. So for me to stay top of mind with him in just one second, I just hit, Generate, and it writes, "Sending prayers to those affected by the sadness, suffering, and strife in the Middle East. It's heartbreaking." Blah blah blah. It's challenging times. You see that? I just left him a nice little comment over there, just like that, and he checked out my profile, which is cool. All right. So if you want to see your first-degree connections posts, so comment number forty-four. This is special. So I'm gonna write CEO cuz I wanna search for CEOs on LinkedIn. By the way, if you guys are just tuning in now, I'm using Evvy AI to leave 100 comments on LinkedIn. I'm showing you how I do that. So I'm gonna drop a comment on Gary Vaynerchuk's post just like that. Um, I just searched the word CEO and a post come up. You see that? A post comes up. Gary couldn't agree more. Trusting employees, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, that's a good one. I'm gonna click on posts. You see that? And then I'm going to click on all filters, and then I'm going to click on past 24 hours, and then I'm going to scroll down. I'm going to do first-degree connections. Okay, so now I'm searching for posts from my first-degree connections that posted in the past 24 hours. You see that? I could do content type and select images, posts, newsletters, live videos, documents, and so on. So you can actually choose which one you want. So I just searched the word CEO and I'm just dropping comments on people's profiles that had the word CEO that are from my first-degree connections in the past 24 hours. So for comment number 45, so 44 was Gary Vaynerchuk, 45 is Sangram. GTM teams face major challenges when it comes to, as you mentioned, we need better go-to-market strategies. Okay. Yes, I agree with that. Okay, profit is the North Star. This is gonna be an interesting comment over here for Joe Yakuel. Joe Yakuel, the CEO of Within. Okay, you hit the nail on the head. The alignment of marketing objectives. It's interesting to ponder why profits KPI. Boom. Okay, just like that. And it said Joe Yakuel. Just making sure that's him. Okay, yes, it's him. Okay, so that was 46. Jeff Harmon, definitely want to leave a comment on his profile. That's for shizzles. He said, tune in this week for the episode of Conversions for Life Science Leaders That Aren't Having Conversations. Not conversions, conversations. Okay. You really piqued my interest, Jeff, with Michael's perspective on leadership and failure. Okay, post. Okay, David Schnurman, I already left a comment. Jean, oh, she's a Vistage coach. Definitely wanna stay top of mind with her. And in this case, I'm going to build rapport. That's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna build rapport here. If you guys are getting value from this, write value in the chat. I'm curious to know if you guys are getting value watching me drop comments, okay? And if you wanna edit a comment, you could just click on edit. Let's say you realize you wrote something you didn't wanna write or you didn't tag somebody that you wanted to tag. You can just tag them later and they still get notified. You see, I edited the comment. Matthew Hunt, I'm gonna drop a comment for Matthew Hunt just like this. Finding your voice is hard. No one emerges from the womb with a voice. Love this post, Matthew. Finding your voice is definitely a journey. I've been a B, C to B. Got those 40 bangers locked down, ready to smash it. Okay, I'm gonna delete that right there. I don't need to write that. I just post that. Love that. Okay, so Catherine Williams. Okay, this is comment number 50. I'm dropping comment number 50 and Catherine Williams is post. Your truth about luxury branding are spot on. Shift from affordable to value. Yes. Catherine Williams. All right, let's move on to comment number 51. Again, so I'm just leaving comments on all these CEOs' posts over here that are my first-degree connections that posted in the past 24 hours. For those of you that don't know what tool I'm using here, I'm using a tool called Evy AI, evyai.com. It allows me to leave comments, write posts, create recommendations. Send messages to people. And this is not automation. This is not automatically just dropping comments on people's profiles. For me, this is about building relationships, getting to know people, seeing what they're up to, and dropping comments strategically. It's always a pleasure to see communities like YPO Orange County come together. Mark, events like this are a testament to the power of networking. Kudos to Leslie and Terry Adams for hosting. Looking forward to such gatherings. Looking forward to seeing you thrive, Mark Moses. Okay, so I just left a very nice comment here. Now what I could also do is I can see who liked these comments over here, and I can click on those people's profiles and drop comments on their posts as well. You see that? So these are— this is me checking out past 24 hours. If I refresh this right now, it's gonna show me a bunch of new posts from people in the past 24 hours. So instead of top match, I can just change it to latest on top over here, and I can see the latest posts that have been coming up. I can do the same thing in the feed. So if I go back to the feed and I go to the top of the feed, Mike Jones said, how to run a 10-level meeting. I love that, a level 10 meeting. I'm gonna click on that like that, drop comment number, I don't even know what number I'm up to now. I'm just gonna keep dropping comments. I'm gonna get to 100. I'll count after. I'm definitely in the 50s right now. I'm gonna click on top. I'm gonna click on recent. Caroline, 2 hours ago, posted this right here. She's not even a first-degree connection of mine, which is fine. I like creating exposure for second-degree connections as well. Sounds like you're busy. It sounds like you're busy, Caroline. I'm definitely gonna tag her so she knows that I exist. I also wanna leave a comment on this guy's profile here. Niraj from a day ago. That's good. If he's a LinkedIn trainer, I'm going to change my persona here. I'm going to go to motivational. Let's see this person here. Second-degree connection. I'm going to insert this here. I'm going to tag him. This helps me stay top of mind. Okay, great. All right. Wow, John, this brings me to really thought-provoking the role of the CIA in the media. Remember the importance of free press. Yes, agree. Is that him, John Kofas? Second-degree connection. Yeah. As you can see, a lot of second-degree connection posts come up on the feed. You see that? I'm happy to drop a comment on them. Why? They don't even know who I am. They're like, who's this guy, Joe? Who's this Joe guy that's dropping these really well-thought-out comments on my posts? I love it. I'd love to connect with them. I'd love to do business with them. You see that? If I find other CEOs that I want to build a relationship with, I click on their link. She's in London. 6 months ago was the last time she posted. I'm gonna say, Kelly, I'm coming to London. Okay. I'm gonna drop a post. I'm gonna drop a little profile. Again, this is about me building a relationship with the people that I'm connected to, the people that are connected to my connections and so on. So if I see somebody left a comment about something, I'll go check out their posts. I'll notice, oh my God, nobody left a comment. You want to support your connections. This is comment number 60. Michael, I couldn't agree more with your strategies. I'm having a conversation with him at 9:00 AM. I make sure to read the comment before I post it. Always read the comment, make sure that it makes sense. Let's see, people are liking my comments. Look at that, they're acknowledging me. And people are starting to leave comments on my posts as well. So this guy just commented on my post. I love that. I love the story. Really, really cool. All right, let's go back to the feed. Let's go back to the top of the feed and let's change from recent to top. Oh, look at that. Jeff Goldberg, 17 minutes ago. I'm gonna write, you are such a great dude. Okay, I'm gonna press comment. You're such a great dude, Jeff Goldberg. Love the idea. As a marketing and CEO, I found that when I said no, think of it over, blah blah blah. You see that? So I am supporting Jeff Goldberg. Jeff Goldberg. But I added my own line and then it went boom. It just kind of took that and took it to the next level. Okay. Justin Welsh. I actually really love this. I love this thing. 1% better every day, 1% worse every day. I couldn't agree more with your concept of tiny gains. As a CEO, I've seen firsthand consistent gains is everything. So tiny gains is really the key. Okay. I'm gonna drop a comment here. Comment number 63. Yo, it's the big 63! Yo, it's the big 63! We're at 44 minutes right now, guys. I left 63 comments. Reebok journey. Your reviews really highlights the importance of blah blah blah. You see, the only person that commented— I'm the only commenter here. I'm the only commenter. Guys, let me know where you're dialing in from. If you're watching this live right now, you're watching me leave 100 comments. I just left 65 comments. I'm curious to know where in the world you are. I'm curious to know what you do for a living. Put all that in the comments. Michael said see you at 9, 1 minute ago. Thank you, Michael. I'm excited to see you at 9. And I love to comment on his post. It just You know, I saw he left a comment on someone else's post. And by the way, when you see someone leave a comment on a post and then you go ahead and leave a comment on their post, that means they're using LinkedIn. If you see someone right away left a comment, that means they're active on LinkedIn in the moment. So if they're active on LinkedIn in the moment, that's the best time for you to leave comments on their stuff. You get that? Write, I got it, in the chat if you got it. Looking forward to more insightful session with you and Jeremy. It's always beneficial to learn from experts in the field. I'm sure many will appreciate your knowledge. Okay, cool. This guy, Chris, first-degree connection, 2 hours ago he posted this link. I'm gonna drop a nice little build rapport comment over here on Chris's profile. Now, if you're not saving profiles, people's profiles to your account, if you're not organizing, putting people into particular lists, then you're really missing out on the opportunity to stay top of mind. So I have this tool called EVY AI that allows me to save profiles. And once I save somebody's profile, I can go in here and I can see their most recent posts and I can leave a comment. So for example, if I want to leave a comment on, say, members of JVMM, okay, that's who I wanna leave a comment. I press apply. I can find all the members of JVMM, click on their recent activity here. Uh, I already left a comment there, but I can click on their recent activity here, find their recent posts, and then just drop a comment. You see that? I can drop a manual comment like this. Boom. Or I can drop an automated comment like for Luis. I can click on comment. I already left one over here. Congrats to your success. Your planner is a testament to blah, blah, blah. But as you can see, people are not really leaving a lot of comments over here. You see, absolutely, Jodi. Time management is a common concern. Okay, and then Fred Diamond 4 minutes ago dropped this. I'm definitely going to support Fred Diamond. Um, I absolutely love leaving comments with AI because it just saves me a ton of time. So if you're not using Evy AI, highly recommend you try it out for free. And if you want to upgrade, go to evyai.com/upgrade. I'd love to see you at Ajax Senior. We're also excited about the new AI assistant Evy AI. It's designed to help professionals optimize their LinkedIn profiles. I left this comment while on my most recent LinkedIn Live. Lol. Okay. I think this is comment 66 during the live. I'll count after. Okay. Now let's see, question. Let's see, did I leave a comment on this yet? This is probably comment 67. Let's see, generate. And again, GPT-4 takes a little bit longer, but the comment is much more sophisticated. Your discussion with Mike Wahlberg and Joe are insightful. I agree with the first role of the sales manager. This can be exciting. Okay, good. All right, excellent. Let me go back into the feed, just see what's there. John Browning said, small business and the economy. 3 minutes ago he posted this and he left his own comment on there. So John Browning is actually live right now on LinkedIn. He's actually using it in real time. He's not on LinkedIn Live, but he's using it in real time, which is helpful to know. Your point as a CEO—it's crucial to do that. That's great. Okay, and B.U. B.U. Atkins, 52 minutes ago. I saw him leave a comment on David Schnurman's post, and then I connected with him, and he accepted my connection request. And I use Evie AI to write the connection note. Okay. Recently, I've been intrigued by AI's potential. Okay, Kelly. Kelly's a first-degree sales coach. I love staying top of mind with sales coaches. Why? Because sales coaches are extremely powerful for me. Okay, comment number 68. We're gonna go to comment number 68 just like that. Insert. I'm gonna tag her. Keely, your approach to building transparency, the method aligns with my philosophy at Ajax Union and Evergreen. Perfect. I'm gonna check out Robin's profile because why not? Robin's a client of mine. 23 hours ago, she posted something here. I did not comment yet, so I'm gonna go ahead and leave a comment on her profile. When somebody's profile comes up and you know who they are, definitely drop a comment. But if you're not sure what to say, that's where AI can really help you. AI can say, help you say things like the shift towards creator changer is indeed a game changer. Creator marketing, blah, blah, blah. I've seen firsthand how this is helpful myself. And I have. Okay, let's go back to the homepage. Let's keep looking. Molly, I'm going to drop a comment for Molly right here. Um, let's see, when did she post this? 5 hours ago she posted this. Turning underwhelmed to overwhelmed. Okay, good. Ali, your point about testing an idea first before investing time is crucial. By the way, I tested Evvy AI first before I actually turned it into a program. That was comment number 69. I love going to people's profiles, checking out what they do, letting them know, hey, by the way, I'll be coming to London this month. And then building a relationship with them, actually getting to know them. That's really powerful. Actually connecting with people and actually getting to know them is extremely powerful. Second-degree connection. Not gonna leave a comment on that one. Oily Richards. Look at that, Oily Richards. I'm gonna drop this. He said, seems like 117-page case study is going down well. Why, your page study will be packed with insights. I'm always hungry to learn more. Keep up the great work. Perfect. Okay, that was comment number 70. 7-0 comments. Let's drop another 30 comments real quick. Um, again, these are comments on my first-degree connections. Now, if you use Sales Navigator, I'm curious to know, do you guys— what version of LinkedIn do you have? In the chat, let me know right now. What version of LinkedIn do you guys have? Do you use the paid version? Okay. Really cool. Shares, quotes encapsulates it. Okay, good. What version of LinkedIn do you use? With Sales Navigator, you can actually see who has posted in the past month and you could strategically find those people, save them to a particular list and start sending them InMails because you know that they're more active on LinkedIn. So Dottie affirming your feedback, blah, blah, blah. See that? Matthew Kinney, a reminder that faith and reasons transcend algorithms. True, true. So you're wondering how to do that? Okay, let me just quickly show you guys. So if you go to LinkedIn and you click on Sales Navigator, I'm gonna pull this all the way a little to the right here. Matthew, reflection of the story of Roman as a CEO. I appreciate your perspective. Insert. I'm gonna tag Matthew and I'm gonna press post. Okay, comment number 73. Comment number 74, we'll leave it for Anrik right here. I'm gonna drop a comment for Anrik. So if you click on lead filters here and then you click on connection, I'm gonna click on first-degree connections. And then I click on post it on LinkedIn. You'll notice that 10,000 of my connections posted on LinkedIn in the past 30 days. And Rick, it's never too much if it's something that will bring value to your life. Love that. Love that. Wow, this is a cute car. Let's see, Mark Sheeran said video testimonial. Great. I'm going to drop a comment on that as well. But as you can see, these are all the people that have left, that have posted on LinkedIn in the past month. And as you can see, there's a lot of people here. So, and I could pick people from a particular country. So let's say, for example, I want to pick people from London, England, because that's where I'm going, going to London. So I click on London, England, include, and I could see exactly how many people in London, England posted in the past 24 hours. You see that? 106. So out of my connections, 106, these are the 106 people that have posted. So I can go ahead and leave comments on those people pretty quickly. I'm gonna hit generate here. Actually gonna make this smaller, make that bigger. I'm gonna refresh this page. I'm gonna insert this. Mark Sheeran, Mark Sheeran, comment number 74. Okay, you see that? Oh, Ramon Ray. I'm just gonna give him a little boom, comment number 75. Comment number 76 for Scott Tully. I'm gonna generate a little comment over here. I'm gonna see what you guys are saying. Guys, what do you do for a living? Let me know in the chat what you guys do for a living. I'm gonna do most recent. Robert says, loving this, hope you are well. People forget that the golden part of social media is in the comments. Likes and shares, but comments are the ticket to communication. Joy, I could use it to reply to others on people's posts. Yes. Yes, you can. Yes, you can. Yes. Yes, I'm gonna do that right now. Scott Tully, your imagination is strategic. You can really master. Okay, good. Yes, you can actually reply with Evie AI on other people. So it's a great way to engage. Give it a try. www.evieai.com/upgrade. Okay, I'm gonna press reply, and I just replied to his comment. You see that? All right, so that was comment number 77, I would say, 'cause that was 75, 76, 77. I'm gonna go for 78 here. Guys, leave a comment. Let me know what you do for a living. I'm curious to know who you are, if you're watching this live or if you're watching the replay. Let me know what you do for a living. I understand the challenge of engaging large Apollo lists. Okay. That's cool. By the way, I would love to learn more about this guy here. So I'm actually going to send him a connection request and add a note. He was my comment number 78. So we're going to go for 79 in a minute. I'm Joe Apple, marketing expert. Love what you posted about Apollo. I'm Joe, marketing CEO. Are you open to connecting? Okay. Helping 154 clients and counting build more sales pipeline. Love that. And he posted an hour ago, so I'm gonna comment right over here. Generate here. Again, only takes a second to write a comment, um, but if it types it all up for you, I'll personalize. It's interesting to see the relevant factor post. Okay, 603 meetings requests. Wow, that's powerful. It's still white hot while I sit. White hot? I don't know what white hot is, but I definitely want to build a relationship with this dude over here and get to know him. And I found him on the feed and I left a comment on his posts. You see that? All right, let's keep looking for people. Kevin O'Leary, of course. I always like leaving comments on Kevin O'Leary's profile. Kevin O'Leary, he's so funny. Um, okay, blah, blah, blah. Exciting to see the O'Leary Global finding a new home at Global Market. Looking forward to sharing more things on the horizon. Okay, I'm gonna click on his profile over here and I'm actually gonna save his profile as an influencer. Okay, so this was comment number 80. I'm going to type in influencer. By the way, if you guys are not saving profiles and tagging profiles like that, highly recommend you do that. Highly, highly recommended. You mentioned in your comment, but I guess you wanted to mention Lydia. I'm gonna write oops. Sorry if that bothered you. Sorry if that bothered you. Oh my God, I messed up that. I wrote Baja Red bothered. Sorry if that bothered you. Okay, there you go. I edited it. I fixed it. All right, moving on. I must have mentioned the wrong person there. So I made a mistake. People make mistakes. It's totally normal and okay to make mistakes. Okay, Alex Hormozi has a lot of followers, so I love dropping comments on his stuff. Winners understand success. Great post, Alex. Okay, good. That was comment number 81. Let's assume that's 81, right? Reset it. I'm just gonna give him a boom here. 82. Uh, let's see what else we got over here. Dottie. I've been leaving a lot of comments on Dottie. Uh, Alex Lieberman. Philip Lamos celebrated this one from 17 hours ago. I'm gonna drop a comment on Alex Lieberman's post. He's the co-founder of Morning Brew. Okay, what a fantastic story, Alex. Uh, it's incredible to see how your company's prioritizing personal brand, blah blah blah. Great insights. And I just dropped a comment. And let me just see how many followers he has. Look at that, 144,000 followers. Worth saving, especially if he's posting regularly. Yeah, he's posting every like 3 hours. So I'm gonna save him as an influencer. I'm gonna save as an influencer so later I can just drop comments. Okay, so let's go for 82. Let's go for comment 82. Ray Dalio. Oh, hell yeah, I'm gonna leave a comment on Ray Dalio's post. That'll give me a ton of exposure. By the way, what influencers do you guys follow? You guys follow any influencers on LinkedIn? I share with you in mourning the loss of Charlie Munger, a man who embodied a solid blah blah blah blah blah blah. His legacy will continue to inspire us forever. Guys, let me know where you're dialing in from and give this a repost if you can. So let me go to comment 83. Let me drop comment number 83, Dr. Rao. I'm gonna give Dr. Rao boom here just because I appreciate him very much. Scott, I'm gonna drop a comment for Scott over here. Comment number 84 for Scott. Okay, Scott Newton, your post about Mariah Carey. Your post about Mariah Carey's groundbreaking Christmas is fascinating. It's reminder. Um, okay, good. It looks like Bonita also commented on this. I know Bonita, she's part of JVMM. Let me just make sure I saved her properly. Yep, I saved her. All right, let me drop a comment. 24 hours ago she posted this. I'm gonna give her a little boom here. Boom, Bonita! Boom! Let's give her a little boom. Sometimes I like booming too. You don't always have to leave AI-generated comments. Sometimes you could just boom. All right, let's see what's new. Ooh, Rick Watson. Rick Watson is part of the TMN group with me for a long time. Definitely gonna drop a comment on Rick Watson's profile. He always writes these really intelligent posts about e-commerce. I love it very, very much. Rick, your thought analysis of what to expect from Shopify's Investor Day is spot on. Love that. I just left him a nice little comment. Janice said, this week, let's focus on small actions. Oh yeah, let's, let's do that. Let's focus on small actions today for comment number, let's call it 85. We'll count after, make sure we did it. 85, Janice. We just left comment number 85. Okay, let's do comment number 86 on Kelly's profile here. Kelly's profile, number 86. We've been doing this for about an hour or so. All right, Kelly. I just dropped another comment over here. $1 million, go-to goal. Yeah, I agree. I agree. I think we should go for $1 million. Great insights. As an analytical CEO, couldn't agree more. By breaking down your goals, 1%. Definitely, that's a good comment. Okay, post number 85. Okay, number— oh, 86. Number 86, Amanda Hood. Amanda Hood is the founder of VIP Matchmaker, and you guys are being featured on this. Amanda, so happy for you. It's great to see a fellow entrepreneur being recognized. That was number 86. Let's go for 87. Seth Godin, big fan of Seth Godin. Have you guys read any of his books? The head of marketing. Let's see what it's gonna write here. Let's see what he writes. Your insights always resonate with me. As a head of marketing, it's crucial to adopt and innovate. Okay. Let's see, Rick Lambert, best times to post on LinkedIn. Love that. Let's just see what he wrote over there. Best times to post on LinkedIn. Great insights, Rick. Great insights, Rick. Let me tag Rick Lambert. Okay. Drop a couple more comments. Greg Murray. Ooh, Greg Murray. Let me, let me click on his profile and see. He does post a lot and I love supporting Greg Murray. So I'm going to see, he posted a week ago the last time. Oy vey. Ivy. Oh, and I left a comment already. Ivy, Greg, you didn't post in a while. Okay, 5 days ago this guy Andy posted. Let me drop a comment for Andy just like that. Hi Andy, I came across your post. It caught my attention. As the CEO of marketing industry, I understand the importance of this. Let's chat further. I might, if you're still looking. I'm gonna delete if you're still looking. I'm gonna delete all that. That's not necessary. Sorry for me to say that. Sarah said emotional intelligence. I'm gonna drop a comment about that. Okay, this is comment number 90. Okay, CEO, thanks for sharing. Sarah, I'm gonna tag her. Comment number 90. So I got 10 more comments to leave. By the way, if you guys have a post and you want me to comment on your post, drop the post. When was the last time you guys posted on LinkedIn? I'm curious to know. Let me know in the chat. When was the last time you posted on LinkedIn? I'm curious to know. This guy does LinkedIn for startups, a guy named Adam J. Let's see. I think he does that. I'm not even sure what he does. Your insights are very good. Yep, Adam J, your insights are very good. Okay, now let me go to his profile real quick and I gotta check out what he does. He is a tech. Ooh, that's interesting. Let me summarize his profile. It's only gonna take about 20 seconds. 18 minutes ago, he posted, just hire a VP of sales. They'll fix everything. Real talk. Nobody gives an F about you except the people who give an F about you. That's so funny. That's great. Let's see, someone's done 20 seconds. Let's see how long it takes to write up his whole profile. It's taking longer than I'd like it to take. There you go, 27 seconds. Adam is a recognized top voices, seasoned entrepreneur, acknowledged 23 executive, blah, blah, blah. Currently the CEO of Revenue Reimagined, a firm that does on-demand go-to-market teams for startups. Oh, I didn't know that. Wow, seems like you're doing great things. Okay, so I just sent him a little DM. Now I'm gonna drop a comment over here, my comment number 91. Oh, I already dropped a comment on that. Okay, good. I guess I'm gonna drop another comment for him here on his post from yesterday. I'll drop a comment, another comment. So I dropped one, I'm gonna drop another one. I love doing that, by the way. I love dropping multiple comments on people's profiles because then they get notified multiple times. Your post resonates with me. I recall a time when my mentor, who saw potential in me, took the time to guide me through the complexities of digital marketing. His investment in me, despite my initial lack of knowledge, was a testament to the belief in my potential. This underscores the importance of having individuals who genuinely care about Took the time to encourage me to start focusing on Ajax Union and became my biggest client. Of being a CEO. Boom, just like that. Do you see the way I customized that? I actually made it tell the truth instead of the BS that it created. That's really important when it comes to using artificial intelligence. You got to make sure that it's not lying and that it's telling the truth. And one of the ways to do that is by customizing it, by actually customizing it. Look at the replies that I'm getting over here. I'm gonna leave 9 more comments before we end this. So if you, if you posted regularly, if you posted in the past, let me know when was the last time you posted on LinkedIn. I'm curious to know. Alex, I love dropping comments on Alex's posts. He always has the most intelligent, smartest, amazing posts. And I love watching his videos too. His videos are pretty sharp as well. I have a call in 15 minutes, so let's see if I can finish my 100 by dropping another 8 comments. Alex, your posts are spot on. All right, let's see. I'm gonna— that's 92, let's call it. Um, let's see what we got over here. 92. I'm gonna do 93 for Sareem. Let's see if that works. Guys, if you're wondering what tool I'm using, I'm using a tool called Evvy AI. Sareem, your taco shop is a perfect illustration of the power of social proof. Love that. Okay, and let's see who else. Andy. I don't even know Andy is— he has 84 comments on his post. What's this post about? I spend 100 hours creating a free course to help you. To get more leads on autopilot. That's cool. Andy, your dedication to helping others succeed is commendable. The idea to use AI as a lead magnet is intriguing. Count me in for leads. Ah, okay, that was 93. 94, I'm gonna drop for this guy, Mr. Fisher. Mr. Fisher, Mr. Marty Fisher, I'm gonna give you comment number 93. And there you go, Marty. Marty, Marty, Marty Party. She/her. Oh, she/her. Okay, good. I'm actually gonna delete the she/her stuff over here because that— I don't know, it doesn't bother me, but like, whatever. As a fellow entrepreneur, I appreciate your importance because she put it in her name as opposed to putting it— you know, people put it separately. Like, that's not— that's not like— that's not something I've seen before, by the way. There is a special place to put your pronoun in, but putting it as your last name messes up the algorithm a little bit. Great to hear you jumping back in, Pinchas. Pinchas, number 94. Fresh comments. Okay, number 95. Let's see somebody who I haven't given a chance yet to. Chaya Wolf. I'm gonna give her a boom as 95. Boom, Chaya. Um, Thembi, I'm gonna give Thembi a comment. Thembi has no comments. 96, guys, we're almost there. Could you guys help me? Cheer me on. Say, you can do it, Joe, you can get to 100 comments, you can get to 100 manual. I'm leaving 100 semi-manual comments. Ray. Raise a client of mine. Very nice guy. All right, so comment number 70— 97, the Hudson Realtor Foundation. Then we're going to go to 98, Helen. I wonder who's going to be 100. Do you guys want to be 100? Tell me, Joe, I want to be 100. I want to be number 100, Joe. This is 98. Helen, here's a breakdown of the different— your breakdown of the different, uh, meanings of love is insightful. Yes, it is. All right, let's see who else. Ingrid is a CEO empowering a billion women. That's a lot of women. That is a lot of women. Let's see what you guys have been commenting over here. Anybody, anybody wants to be number 100? Because I'm up to like 99. Ingrid, your work in shield manufacturing is inspiring. All right, Rick Watson, we already did that. Kelly Wade. All right, Hitchhiker to the Galaxy. The mice are really running experiments on us. Let's see, generate. Let's see what's going on over here. People are liking and commenting on stuff that I've been posting. Look at this. Look at all this action that I'm getting. Let's go to my profile. Let's click on my own profile. Look at the people that are looking at my profile as a result of me commenting. You see, just me commenting alone is getting me lots of people to kind of check out my profile. 4 minutes ago, 7 minutes ago, 10 minutes ago. You see? Kelly Wade, your post is refreshing. It's a reminder for curiosity as someone who thrives on asking questions. How does the AI know me so well? Okay, comment number 100. This is a special comment. Getting to 100, and by the way, you can see every comment that I left here. I'm gonna click on actual recent activity here, see all recent activity. So there's 4, so 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26. I think I left more than 100 comments. Okay, 26 times 4. 26 times 4. That's how many comments I left. 26, I recounted, times 4. But let's assume we didn't leave 100 comments. Let's assume we left 99 and we're looking to leave one more special comment. Who should get the special comment? All right, let's look at my my own profile and let's leave a special comment for someone. Let's look at who is commented here. Who has been leaving comments? Look at that, Dr. Adam Martin. Creamier AI is a great tool for leveraging LinkedIn. Look at these people, amazing. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go to my recent activity right over here, post an activity. You see that? I'm gonna scroll down and I'm gonna click on— by the way, give this a heart. If you guys like this, give this a heart. Employee retention. If you don't, if you didn't write what you're doing for a living, go ahead and write what you do for a living in the chat. I'm gonna leave a reply. I'm gonna do a comment reply for Marty. It's great to see your expertise. I believe your insights greatly benefit our community. So this is my comment 100, Marty. Martin Appleton. Done. I'm gonna write boom, Michael. Now you see how the app works. Let's get more clients. Let's get more clients. All right, um, let's see what this is. Enlightenment. Thank you for being here, Martin. Reply. But do you see the difference between writing a comment with AI and manually writing comments? And do you see the way that I was able to leave 100 comments? I did it. It took time. Thank you, Kaz. Kazmir, um, thank you for your comment on the post. Loved commenting, Dr. Adam. So you can do things manually if you want, or you can use AI to help you do things much, much faster. Posting, engaging, messaging— Evvy AI is a tool that will help you get more credibility and more engagement on LinkedIn. If you're not using a tool like this, you are missing out. So definitely try it out. And I am checking out all the people that are replying to my comments, that are liking my comments, that are building relationships with me. You see that? People are, you know, building relationships with people is extremely essential. And one of the ways that I love staying top of mind is by using these tools that help me stay top of mind. Somebody posts something on LinkedIn, you wanna acknowledge them. You wanna let them know that you care about them, that you noticed. See that? I'm gonna drop another comment over here. And so if I'm on a call or if I'm out there prospecting or something like that and I wanna drop a comment, this tool makes it so much easier to be able to do that. You hit the nail on the head with this post. The holiday season is indeed a game changer. Breaking— building habits that stick is the key. Thanks for sharing your valuable insights. You see, and I'm not even connected to this person, this Italian woman who is a LinkedIn Top Voice. I'm not even connected. She has 5,000 followers over here. So if I want to build a relationship with this person, I always say start by leaving comments on people's posts. And then when you DM them, they know who you are because you've been commenting on their posts. See, Jerry said, I appreciate you weighing in. That was 11 minutes ago. You see that? 11 minutes ago. 1 hour ago, she posted again. Oh, looks like— I don't know what happened over here. Oh, she posted on a group that I'm not part of, so I can't comment. I could see the post, but I can't comment on it. Anyway, so that's what I got for you guys. I left 100 comments successfully. Can I get a round of applause? Write round of applause in the chat. You guys just saw me do that. 100 comments on LinkedIn Live, just like that. I'm going to click on recent just to see most recent. How often do you guys post on LinkedIn? I'm curious to know if you post or you don't post and so on. 12 minutes ago. I'm going to check out Robert Stern, see if he posted recently. He has 28,000 followers. One day ago was the last time he posted. I like posting every single day. I'm actually going to be posting today after this, before my next call. I'm going to post on LinkedIn and I'm going to have AI write up that post. I don't even have to write it myself. What a creative way to start your day, Robert. Your drawing skills are impressive. Oh my God, I love that. Again, I'm the only one that commented over here. The only human being. So when you're the only one that comments, that really sticks out, really, really sticks out. Look at this, Nicolas Constantine liked my comment. Nicolas Constantine liked my comment. He has 13,000 followers. He's based in Berlin, Germany. Now I'm gonna send him a little message. I can send him a message through Sales Navigator. You see that? I'm gonna say, thanks for the post. Loved reading your post. Okay, just a nice little message like that. How often do you send messages to people saying, hey, I loved reading your post? A very nice way building relationships. See that? Lynn said I'm not interested. She told me she's not interested. I'm like, okay, you don't have to be interested. I'm okay with that. Let's just see if Lynn posted recently. I'm going to click on view profile. Lynn is in Tampa Bay and she posted 18 hours ago. Well, she's not interested in my business, in what I do for a living. That's okay. I'm going to leave a comment and maybe she'll become interested. You see that? People don't care about what you know until they know how much you care. So Look at that. Not just in HVAC and plumbing, it's about honing your skills. Look at that. We make business operations and accounting simple for plumbing and HVAC and electrical trade companies. Cool. I love that. Um, I just dropped a comment. So if you guys are not dropping comments, use this tool, EVY AI. It's a great tool to drip comments, write posts, recommendations, messaging helper, and you don't even need the Chrome extension to write posts. You could just go to the tool app.evi.ai.com/post-create, write what you want to post about, hit generate, and it'll post a post. It'll write a post for you for LinkedIn. You don't have to connect your LinkedIn account. We made things in a very safe way where you don't have to worry about us getting access to your information or anything like that. So yeah, don't stress out about any of that stuff because we just want to make a streamlined approach. If you know you don't want to use Chrome extensions, don't. If you want to benefit from a Chrome extension, then I recommend using it. Let me know what you guys think in the comments. Would love to hear your feedback. Thank you for watching this. 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