Linkedin Activation

Safety Rules

• Maximum 15 comments per session. More than that risks looking spammy.
• Wait 2-5 minutes between comments to appear natural.
• NEVER post generic comments like "Great post!" or "Thanks for sharing!" or "This is so insightful!" These hurt more than they help.
• Always show proposed comments to user for approval before posting.
• Don't comment on posts older than 48 hours (low visibility, looks odd).
• Vary comment length and style across posts.

Workflow

Step 1: Find Target Posts

Search for recent posts from people at target companies:

var page = await browser.newtab("https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/content/?keywords=" + encodeURIComponent("[company or person name]") + "&datePosted=%22past-24h%22&sortBy=%22date_posted%22")
await page.wait({ waitTime: 3 })
var snap = await page.snapshot()

Alternative approach: Visit target people's profiles directly and find their recent posts:

await page.goto({ url: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/[slug]/recent-activity/all/" })

Step 2: Evaluate Posts for Engagement Value

For each post found, assess:

• Relevance: Is the topic something user can genuinely comment on?
• Recency: Posted within 24-48 hours?
• Engagement potential: Does the post invite discussion?
• Poster's relevance: Is this person useful to user's job search / network?

Skip posts that are:

• Pure promotional content with no substance
• Reposted content (engage with originals instead)
• Celebratory posts where genuine comment is hard ("Excited to announce...")
• Posts with 500+ comments already (user's comment will be buried)

Step 3: Draft Comments

Each comment should follow ONE of these patterns (vary across posts):

Pattern A: Add a data point or example "This resonates. At [previous company], we saw [similar result] when we [specific action]. The key difference was [insight]."

Pattern B: Ask a thoughtful question "Interesting take on [topic]. Curious how you think about [related angle]? I've been thinking about this in the context of [user's domain]."

Pattern C: Respectful disagreement or nuance "Mostly agree, but I'd push back slightly on [point]. In my experience with [domain], [alternative perspective]. Would love to hear if you've seen that too."

Pattern D: Connect dots the poster didn't "This connects to something I've been noticing in [adjacent area]. [Brief insight]. Wonder if that's a trend or just my bubble."

Comment rules:

• 2-5 sentences (not one-liners, not essays)
• Reference something SPECIFIC from the post (prove you read it)
• Add genuine value (your own experience, a question, a different angle)
• Match the user's natural voice and expertise level
• NO hashtags in comments (looks try-hard)
• NO self-promotion (don't mention your product/company unless directly relevant)

Step 4: Present for Approval

## Proposed Comments (10 posts)

1. **[Poster Name]** ([Role] at [Company]) - Posted 3 hours ago
   Topic: [brief summary]
   Post: "[first 100 chars of post]..."
   Comment: "[your drafted comment]"

2. **[Poster Name]** ...

Step 5: Post Comments with Spacing

After user approves:

for (var i = 0; i < approvedComments.length; i++) {
  // Navigate to the post
  await page.goto({ url: posts[i].url })
  await page.wait({ waitTime: 3 })
  var snap = await page.snapshot()
  
  // Find comment box, click it
  // Type the comment
  // Click Post/Submit
  
  // Wait 2-5 minutes between comments
  var delay = 120 + Math.floor(Math.random() * 180)
  console.log("Waiting " + Math.round(delay/60) + " minutes before next comment...")
  await page.wait({ waitTime: delay })
  
  console.log("Posted " + (i+1) + "/" + approvedComments.length)
}

Step 6: Report Results

## Engagement Summary

- Comments posted: 10/10
- Companies covered: Stripe (3), Anthropic (3), Notion (2), Figma (2)
- People engaged: 4 hiring managers, 3 recruiters, 3 team leads
- Posts engaged: 7 original posts, 3 article shares

Recommended next step: Send connection requests to these people in 2-3 days, after they've likely seen your comment.

LinkedIn UI Notes

• Comment box appears after clicking "Comment" icon below a post
• After typing, look for "Post" or "Submit" button (may vary by UI version)
• If post is in feed view, might need to click into full post view first
• Some posts have comments collapsed; click "Load more comments" to verify yours posted