Turn LinkedIn post commenters into prospects

Someone who comments on a post about the problem you solve has just told you they care about it. Agent360 finds those people — on the posts you pick, or the ones a keyword surfaces — and files them into your prospect list with the comment attached.

A comment is a raised hand

Most prospect lists start from a job title and hope for interest. A thoughtful comment on a post about your category is the opposite: interest you can see, in the person’s own words, from the last few days. It is one of the warmest reasons to start a conversation that LinkedIn gives you.

Two ways in

Point the agent at posts, or let it find them.

The comment stays with the person

Everyone it finds lands in the list you choose, and what they wrote comes with them: on the prospect record, so whoever opens it reads exactly why they are there, and available to the campaign, so the first message can reference the conversation they joined instead of pretending to be random.

Paced like a person, not a scraper

Reading posts uses your connected LinkedIn account the way the app does when you open a post, so the agent is deliberately unhurried: it runs at most every 30 minutes, takes up to 60 new people a run from a handful of posts, and makes its calls one at a time. If LinkedIn search stops answering for your account, it tells you so rather than guessing.

From comment to conversation

Once they are in a list, commenters move like any other prospect: contact details verified, LinkedIn and email sequenced on one schedule with the phone for the accounts worth a call, replies drafted for your approval and meetings booked into the CRM.

Common questions

Can I export LinkedIn post commenters? Agent360 does the step after the export. Instead of a spreadsheet, the people who commented land in a prospect list with their comment attached, ready to be verified and contacted from the same place.

Can it find people who liked a post? Yes, if you turn it on. Reactions are read through your own connected LinkedIn account, because no public source lists them, so the option is off by default.

Do I need a LinkedIn account connected? Yes. The agent reads LinkedIn through a connected account, and uses public post data where it can so your account does less of the work.

How many people does it find? It depends on the posts. Each run takes up to 60 new people from a handful of posts and runs at most every 30 minutes, so the list builds steadily rather than all at once.

Does it cost credits? Yes, per new person found — people it has already found are never charged again, and the agent shows its cost ceiling before it runs.