How to use ChatGPT with Linkedin to get Clients with AI

Joe Apfelbaum shows how to use ChatGPT and a Chrome extension to generate LinkedIn comments that attract clients. He recommends commenting on 50 key connections daily with 12-19 word posts, then calling prospects directly. Avoid automation tools like PhantomBuster, which risk account bans.
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What if everybody's doing it like that? What if everyone's doing the same exact thing? How do you stand out? And then I just like the post. The Chrome extension already knows who I am and knows I want to leave a comment. Literally just drafts the comment. All I got to do is press generate right here and the comment gets generated. What I need is I need to know the best way to, to make money on LinkedIn by leaving comments on people's posts. Gimme 3 good strategies for commenting.
Absolutely. Let's dive into it. Firstly, be genuinely insightful. When you comment, try to add real value to the conversation. Instead of just saying, great post, share a brief insight, a relevant experience, or a thoughtful question. This helps you stand out and positions you as someone knowledgeable. Second, engage consistently with your target audience. Identify the people or industries you want to connect with and regularly comment on their posts. Over time, they'll recognize your name, and that familiarity can lead to connections, conversations, and eventually business opportunities. Mention relevant services subtly without spamming. Every once in a while, if it fits naturally, you can mention how your expertise or services have helped in a similar situation. Just make sure it doesn't come off as a sales pitch. Keep it conversational and helpful. With these strategies, you'll be able to build relationships and potentially open up money-making opportunities on LinkedIn. If you want to sound more human and less like you're reading from a playbook, it's all about adding a bit of your own personality and a conversational tone. For example, you could sprinkle in a little humor or a personal anecdote instead of just giving straight advice. You might say something like, well, if I were in your shoes and maybe sipping my 3rd cup of coffee, here's what I'd try. Just keep it relaxed and a bit more like you're chatting with a friend. That way it feels a lot more human and natural. Authenticity is what ultimately makes you memorable, even if everyone else is trying the same tricks.
When you say authenticity, You mean like leaving a quote on posts?
Yeah. So when I say authenticity, I mean more just letting your true personality come through rather than trying to sound like someone else. A quote can definitely be part of it if it's something that genuinely speaks to you or feels relevant. But authenticity can also just be sharing your own perspective in your own words.
And told it not to— we use the word insights to sound— I told it to sound natural, like a friend, and to use like 12 to 19 words plus a quote. And I'm leaving comment after comment after comment, but I'm doing it strategically on my top connections posts. So I have a list of 50 people and I'm going through my list of 50 people one at a time and I'm supporting their posts. I see that they, most of them have posted in the past 2 days, some of them in the past 24 hours, and some of them I've already supported their posts. Some of them I haven't supported their posts. So I'm going through and I'm supporting their posts by leaving comments. What is the value of doing that consistently?
Absolutely. And it sounds like you're doing something really smart there. Let me break down the benefits of this kind of strategic commenting. Building relationships and visibility. First off, when you consistently support your top connections, you're staying on their radar in a really natural way. You're not just popping in once and disappearing. You're kind of becoming a familiar and supportive presence. Over time, that builds stronger relationships and makes people more likely to remember you and engage back with you, increasing your own visibility. Every time you leave a thoughtful comment, other people who read that post might notice you as well. It's a subtle way of showcasing your expertise or your personality to a wider network. It's kind of like building social capital over time. The more you invest in those relationships by engaging and showing up, the more likely it is to pay off in the long run.
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I'm out of. connections, like I'm, I'm at 100% connections. So if I click on my network over here, I have to remove people in order to add people. See that? I'm just going to remove the connection to make room for somebody that will actually be responsive to me. You know what I mean?
Yeah, I totally get that. If someone hasn't engaged in years, it makes complete sense to clear up that space. You want your network to be active and filled with people who actually want to be connected. So if Dr. James Rodriguez isn't responding after all that time, it's definitely reasonable to let that connection go and make room for someone who's actually interested. So what about keeping your network fresh and engaged?
You don't want to use PhantomBuster because they're using your cookie and it's very dangerous to use it. And LinkedIn can detect that. What's going to move the notch is me looking at his profile, finding his phone number and calling him, texting him, emailing him, DMing him.
Oh, you call people?
Oh, I absolutely call people. I will click on contact info, grab a phone number and call them 100%. Yeah, no question about it. I mean, it's dumb not to because people are waiting to be called. You might not believe that, but people are literally— I can show you. I mean, I do live prospecting and show people exactly how it's done. People are literally Literally waiting to be called.
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