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A LinkedIn engagement automation tool that helps professionals track posts, manage connections, and send personalized messages. Amplify automates the “comment‑to‑get” play on LinkedIn. When someone comments with your keyword, Amplify detects it and sends a personalized DM with the promised content—so you grow reach, keep your word, and capture more leads without manual follow‑up. 😎 What you can do - Capture comment intent by keyword. Track new engagers on your posts and surface exactly who asked for your resource. - Auto‑deliver DMs with personalization. Send the link or message you promised using customizable templates that feel human. - Optionally connect first, then message. Build your audience by connecting with commenters before (or while) you deliver. - Stay within safe limits. Use built‑in daily limits and rate limiting to keep activity natural and compliant. 📖 How it works - Install the extension and sign in to LinkedIn. - Post with a CTA (e.g., “Comment ‘guide’ and I’ll DM it”). - Click Amplify on your post, set your keyword, and start. - Amplify watches the thread and DMs matching commenters automatically. 🔒 Privacy & security Amplify stores your LinkedIn login locally in your browser and won’t take actions without your approval. It works with both free and Premium LinkedIn accounts.
Aug 23, 2025
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