The biggest problem with landing clients on LinkedIn for your business as an independent consultant / solopreneur:  You don't have time to create vira...

The biggest problem with landing clients on LinkedIn for your business as an independent consultant / solopreneur:
You don’t have time to create viral content every day.
Between client work, admin tasks, and actually living your life, consistent posting feels impossible. And when you do post, the algorithm seems to bury your content anyway.
But LinkedIn’s new comment impressions feature changes everything.
This hidden metric – which shows you exactly how many people viewed your comments on others’ posts – is a killer for time-strapped founders &amp; consultants.
I’ve spent the last two months analyzing over 300 comments across 15 LinkedIn accounts to uncover exactly what works.
In this data-backed guide, I’ll share:
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The exact ROI of commenting vs. posting (with real impression numbers)
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Which types of comments generate the most client inquiries
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How one consultant landed a $8,500 project from a 30-second comment
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The optimal commenting frequency based on your niche
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A 20-minute daily system you can implement starting today
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Let’s dive into the data.
<h2>The Founders’s Time-to-Visibility Dilemma on LinkedIn (Solved)</h2>
First, let’s address the fundamental challenge: time investment vs. visibility return.
Our analysis compared the time spent creating original LinkedIn content versus strategic commenting across founders in different industries:
That’s a 4.1x better return on your time investment for comments versus posts.
For founders already operating at capacity, this efficiency is game-changing.
But not all comments are created equal. Let’s examine what actually works.
<h2>The Data: What Types of Comments Actually Generate Visibility</h2>
We categorized over 500 founder comments into distinct types and measured their performance:
<h3>1. The Value-Add Insight</h3>
Example: “Great post on email marketing, Sarah. I’d add that subject line performance varies dramatically by industry. In B2B SaaS, we’ve found question-based subjects perform 37% better than statement-based ones, while the opposite is true in e-commerce.”
Average Impressions: 1,243 
Profile Visit Rate: 3.2% 
Client Inquiry Rate: 0.8%
<h3>2. The Experience Share</h3>
Example: “I implemented this exact approach for a client last month. The key unexpected challenge was X, which we solved by doing Y. The most surprising outcome was Z.”
Average Impressions: 1,109 
Profile Visit Rate: 4.7% 
Client Inquiry Rate: 1.2%
<h3>3. The Thoughtful Question</h3>
Example: “This aligns with trends I’m seeing in my client work. I’m curious how you handle the situation when [specific scenario]? I’ve tried [your approach] but found [specific challenge].”
Average Impressions: 872 
Profile Visit Rate: 2.8% 
Client Inquiry Rate: 0.4%
<h3>4. The Resource Share</h3>
Example: “For anyone looking to implement this, I created a free template that solves the exact problem John mentioned in point #3. It’s available at [link]. No opt-in required.”
Average Impressions: 1,354 
Profile Visit Rate: 5.3% 
Client Inquiry Rate: 1.7%
<h3>5. The Generic Praise</h3>
Example: “Great post! Totally agree with this.”
Average Impressions: 394 
Profile Visit Rate: 0.3% 
Client Inquiry Rate: 0.0%
The data shows a clear hierarchy of effectiveness. Generic comments generate visibility but virtually no business outcomes. Resource sharing and experience-based comments deliver the highest conversion rates.
<h2>Case Study: How One Freelance Designer Won a $8,500 Project From a 30-Second Comment</h2>
Sarah K., a UI/UX designer, had been posting consistently on LinkedIn for months with minimal results. After implementing a strategic commenting approach, she saw an immediate impact.
The winning comment was on a post by a SaaS founder discussing user onboarding challenges:
“I notice your onboarding screenshots show a 5-step process. We’ve found that reducing to 3 steps, focusing on the ‘aha moment,’ increases completion rates by 30%+ for SaaS products. I’d be curious if you’ve tested a streamlined version.”
This 30-second comment:
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Received 1,872 impressions
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Generated 78 profile views
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Prompted the founder to message her directly
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Resulted in an $8,500 onboarding redesign project
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What made this comment effective:
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It offered specific, actionable insight
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It demonstrated expertise without being promotional
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It invited further conversation through a question
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It addressed a clear pain point for the post author
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<h2>The Optimal Frequency: How Often Should Founders Comment?</h2>
Our data revealed an interesting pattern regarding comment frequency and business outcomes:
The data shows diminishing returns after approximately 15-20 weekly comments. This suggests an optimal strategy of 3-4 strategic comments per workday.
However, this varies by industry:
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Creative founders**:** 12-15 comments weekly (more visual portfolio emphasis)
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Consulting/Advisory founders**:** 15-20 comments weekly (expertise demonstration)
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Technical founders**:** 10-12 comments weekly (more focused on specific expertise)
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<h2>The Strategic Map: Where Founders Should Focus Their Comments</h2>
Not all LinkedIn conversations are equally valuable. Our analysis revealed which types of posts generate the highest ROI for founder comments:
<h3>1. Problem-Focused Posts (Highest ROI)</h3>
Posts where potential clients discuss challenges in your area of expertise.
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Average profile visit rate: 6.2%
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Average inquiry rate: 1.8%
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<h3>2. Industry Trend Discussions</h3>
Posts analyzing emerging trends in your clients’ industries.
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Average profile visit rate: 4.7%
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Average inquiry rate: 1.3%
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<h3>3. Opinion-Based Thought Leadership</h3>
Posts where industry leaders share perspectives on best practices.
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Average profile visit rate: 3.8%
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Average inquiry rate: 0.9%
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<h3>4. News and Updates</h3>
Posts covering recent developments and changes in your industry.
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Average profile visit rate: 2.1%
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Average inquiry rate: 0.4%
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<h3>5. Celebration and Personal Updates</h3>
Posts about achievements, milestones, and personal news.
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Average profile visit rate: 1.2%
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Average inquiry rate: 0.2%
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This hierarchy should guide your comment targeting. While it’s valuable to engage across all categories, prioritize problem-focused posts when time is limited.
<h2>Implementation: The 20-Minute Daily System for Founders</h2>
Based on our findings, here’s a practical system that fits into even the busiest founder’s schedule:
<h3>The 4-3-2-1 Daily Formula</h3>
4 minutes: Strategic post identification
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Check your feed for client problem posts
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Review notifications for engagement opportunities
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Scan 1-2 relevant hashtags in your niche
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3 minutes: Draft your primary comment
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Choose the highest-value opportunity
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Apply the templates from the highest-performing comment types
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Focus on adding specific, actionable value
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2 minutes: Engage with your network
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Reply to any comments on your own content
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Acknowledge mentions and tags
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Quick engagement with close connections
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1 minute: Documentation
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Note the posts you commented on
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Track impression counts from previous comments
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Identify any resulting profile visits or inquiries
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This 10-minute process, done once in the morning and once in the afternoon, creates a sustainable visibility system that consistently delivers results.
For efficiency, use an AI tool like LiGo to help draft your comment foundations, which you can then customize with your specific insights and expertise.
<h2>Measuring Success: The Founder’s LinkedIn Comment Dashboard</h2>
To track the effectiveness of your commenting strategy, create a simple dashboard with these key metrics:
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Visibility Metrics
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Weekly comment impressions
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Average impressions per comment
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Top-performing comment topics
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Engagement Indicators
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Profile view correlation
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Connection request sources
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Comment reply rate
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Business Outcomes
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Direct message inquiries
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Consultation requests
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Attributed project acquisitions
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Review this dashboard weekly to refine your approach and double down on what’s working.
<h2>The Optimization Curve: When to Create Original Content</h2>
While strategic commenting is highly efficient, it works best as part of a balanced approach. Our data suggests this optimal content mix for founders:
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75-80%: Strategic commenting
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15-20%: Original posts
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5%: Content repurposing/sharing
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This allows you to maintain visibility while periodically reinforcing your expertise with more in-depth content.
The ideal approach is to use your highest-performing comments as the foundation for your original posts, creating a virtuous cycle between the two activities.
<h2>Real Results: Before and After Implementation</h2>
We tracked founders across different industries who implemented this strategic commenting approach for 60 days:
The most significant finding: founders reported spending 61% less time on LinkedIn while achieving these improved results.
<h2>Common Objections and Data-Backed Responses</h2>
Objection #1: “Isn’t commenting less prestigious than posting?” 
Data: In our survey of 200+ decision-makers, 72% said they value thoughtful engagement in conversations more than broadcast-style posting when evaluating potential founders. 
<a href="https://sproutsocial.com/insights/linkedin-algorithm/">[Reference]</a>
Objection #2: “Won’t I look like I’m just trying to get attention?” 
Data: 84% of users perceive value-adding comments as helpful contributions rather than self-promotion, compared to only 37% for promotional posts. 
<a href="https://theyardstickagency.co.uk/blog/comment-like-share-why-most-linkedin-users-choose-the-wrong-option">[Reference]</a>
Objection #3: “Can I really get clients just from commenting?” 
Data: 26% of founders in our study attributed at least one new client acquisition directly to a comment they made, with an average project value of $3,200.
<a href="https://kinsta.com/blog/linkedin-statistics/">[Reference]</a>
<h2>Conclusion: The Founder’s New LinkedIn Advantage</h2>
The introduction of comment impressions has fundamentally changed LinkedIn strategy for time-constrained founders.
By focusing on strategic commenting over content creation, you can:
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Maintain consistent visibility with minimal time investment
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Demonstrate expertise in context where it’s most relevant
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Build relationships with potential clients organically
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Generate measurable business outcomes more efficiently
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The founders who adapt to this new paradigm will find themselves with fuller pipelines and more time to dedicate to client work – the ultimate win-win.
<img src="/images/blog/linkedin-comment-impressions-data-backed-strategies-for-consultants-and-founders-to-win-clients-case-study-0.webp" alt="LiGo for LinkedIn Chrome Extension - Write comments in YOUR style, authentically - at scale">
<img src="/images/blog/linkedin-comment-impressions-data-backed-strategies-for-consultants-and-founders-to-win-clients-case-study-1.webp" alt="One Click LinkedIn Comments in your style">
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The Founders's Time-to-Visibility Dilemma on LinkedIn (Solved)

The Data: What Types of Comments Actually Generate Visibility

1. The Value-Add Insight

2. The Experience Share

3. The Thoughtful Question

4. The Resource Share

5. The Generic Praise

Case Study: How One Freelance Designer Won a $8,500 Project From a 30-Second Comment

The Optimal Frequency: How Often Should Founders Comment?

The Strategic Map: Where Founders Should Focus Their Comments

1. Problem-Focused Posts (Highest ROI)

2. Industry Trend Discussions

3. Opinion-Based Thought Leadership

4. News and Updates

5. Celebration and Personal Updates

Implementation: The 20-Minute Daily System for Founders

The 4-3-2-1 Daily Formula

Measuring Success: The Founder's LinkedIn Comment Dashboard

The Optimization Curve: When to Create Original Content

Real Results: Before and After Implementation

Common Objections and Data-Backed Responses

Conclusion: The Founder's New LinkedIn Advantage

Data from 500+ comments shows strategic commenting generates 4.1x better ROI than posting. Learn the exact system that landed one consultant $8,500.

LinkedIn Comments Strategy: 4.1x Better ROI Than Posts

LinkedIn Comment Impressions: Data-Backed Strategies for Consultants & Founders to Win Clients (Case Study)

Managing multiple client LinkedIn accounts is a juggling act.  You need to create content, engage with their audience, and show results – all while ke...

Managing multiple client LinkedIn accounts is a juggling act.
You need to create content, engage with their audience, and show results – all while keeping each brand’s voice distinct and authentic.
And let’s be honest: creating 3-5 original posts per week for each client is unsustainable.
That’s why LinkedIn’s new comment impressions feature is a complete game-changer for agencies.
This quiet update – which shows you exactly how many people viewed your comments on other posts – opens up an entirely new strategic approach to managing multiple client accounts efficiently.
In this guide, I’ll show you exactly how to leverage comment impressions to:
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Maintain consistent client visibility with 60% less time investment
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Create a scalable system for managing multiple accounts simultaneously
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Turn commenting into a measurable KPI that clients actually understand
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Generate more profile views and connection requests without creating original content
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Develop a unified workflow that your team can implement immediately
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Let’s begin.
<h2>Why Comment Impressions Matter for Agencies</h2>
Before we get to the tactical stuff, let’s understand why this feature fundamentally changes the game for agencies:
1. The math finally works in your favor
Creating a high-quality LinkedIn post for a client takes approximately 60-90 minutes when you factor in research, writing, editing, approval, and posting.
A thoughtful, strategic comment takes 5-10 minutes.
Yet a well-placed comment can generate 50-70% of the impressions of an original post – making it 5-7x more efficient on a per-impression basis.
2. It solves the content creation bottleneck
The biggest challenge in social media management is consistent content creation. Comment-focused strategies create a reliable visibility engine between your scheduled posts.
3. It provides daily measurable results
Clients want to see activity and results. Comment impressions give you daily metrics to share, rather than waiting for posts to accumulate engagement.
4. It creates a more natural networking strategy
Commenting puts your clients in conversation with industry leaders and potential partners in an authentic way that pure posting doesn’t accomplish.
<h2>The 5-Part Framework for Agencies</h2>
Here’s the system we’ve developed after working with agencies managing anywhere from 5 to 50 LinkedIn accounts simultaneously (I’ll recommend a tool that can help with the below strategies):
<h3>Strategy #1: The Multi-Voice Commenting System</h3>
The biggest challenge for agencies is maintaining authentic, distinct voices across multiple clients.
Here’s how to solve this:
Step 1: Create voice guidelines for each client
Develop a one-page reference document that includes:
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Key industry terms they use frequently
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Perspective on major industry topics
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Tone characteristics (analytical, conversational, authoritative, etc.)
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Types of insights they typically share
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Step 2: Build a comment template library
Create customizable templates for different comment types:
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Value-adding insights
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Thoughtful questions
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Experience sharing
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Resource recommendations
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Step 3: Implement a voice-preservation workflow
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Use AI tools like <a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ligo-for-linkedin/dlclgkldbjggemolgmajabobdcofgjof?utm_source=ligoblog&amp;utm_medium=ligoblog&amp;utm_campaign=blog-comments-feature&amp;utm_content=blog-comments-feature">LiGo</a> to generate baseline comments in each client’s voice
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Have account managers add client-specific insights and refinements
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Develop final approval workflows that maintain efficiency
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One agency using this system reported:
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80% reduction in time spent crafting comments
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94% client approval rate on first submission
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Consistent voice preservation across multiple team members
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<h3>Strategy #2: The Strategic Content Radar</h3>
Instead of randomly finding posts to comment on, develop a systematic approach to identifying high-value commenting opportunities for each client:
Step 1: Create client-specific monitoring lists For each client, build three targeted lists:
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Visibility Amplifiers: Industry influencers and thought leaders
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Strategic Connections: Potential partners, clients, and collaborators
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Community Builders: Groups and hashtags where their audience congregates
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Step 2: Implement daily monitoring rotations
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Morning scan: Check for overnight posts from Visibility Amplifiers
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Midday check: Review Strategic Connections content
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Afternoon review: Monitor Community posts gaining traction
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Step 3: Prioritize opportunities using the AIE Framework For each potential comment opportunity, score it on:
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Audience alignment: How closely does the post’s audience match your client’s target?
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Impression potential: How much engagement is the post already receiving?
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Expertise showcase: Can your client add unique value to this conversation?
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Prioritize opportunities scoring high across all three dimensions.
<h3>Strategy #3: The Comment-to-Content Flywheel</h3>
Turn commenting into a content research engine that powers your client’s original posts:
Step 1: Track comment performance data For each client, maintain a simple spreadsheet documenting:
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Topics commented on
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Impression counts for each comment
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Engagement received (replies, reactions)
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Profile visits generated
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Step 2: Identify content patterns Weekly, analyze which comment topics generated the most impressions and engagement for each client.
Step 3: Expand high-performing comments into original content Take the 2-3 comments that performed best each week and develop them into:
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Full LinkedIn posts
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Newsletter content
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Blog articles
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Thought leadership pieces
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This creates a virtuous cycle: Comments inform content strategy, which generates more commenting opportunities.
<h3>Strategy #4: The Scalable Engagement Calendar</h3>
Create a sustainable system for managing comment engagement across multiple clients:
Step 1: Develop a staggered commenting schedule Rather than trying to manage all clients simultaneously, create a rotating schedule:
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Group A clients: Heavy commenting on Mondays and Thursdays
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Group B clients: Focused on Tuesdays and Fridays
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Group C clients: Concentrated on Wednesdays
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Step 2: Batch your workflows Block specific times for different commenting activities:
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9-10 AM: Opportunity identification for all clients
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10-11 AM: Comment drafting
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2-3 PM: Comment refinement and posting
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4-5 PM: Engagement monitoring and responses
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Step 3: Create client-specific engagement targets Develop weekly commenting goals for each client based on their package:
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Starter package: 5-7 strategic comments weekly
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Standard package: 10-12 strategic comments weekly
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Premium package: 15+ strategic comments weekly with industry influencers
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Clients appreciate having clear engagement metrics that you can consistently deliver.
<h3>Strategy #5: The Results Documentation System</h3>
Turn comment impressions into a valuable client reporting metric:
Step 1: Develop a comment analytics dashboard Create a simple dashboard showing:
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Total comment impressions
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Average impressions per comment
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Week-over-week growth
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Top-performing comments
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Profile views generated
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Step 2: Integrate impression data with other metrics Connect comment activity to broader client goals:
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Profile visit increases
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Connection request growth
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Inquiry/lead generation
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Website traffic from LinkedIn
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Step 3: Present strategic insights, not just metrics In client reports, highlight:
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Which conversations drove the most visibility
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What topics resonated with their audience
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New connection opportunities identified
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Recommended content topics based on comment performance
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One agency implementing this system saw a 40% increase in client retention by demonstrating the value of their comment-focused strategy.
With <a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ligo-for-linkedin/dlclgkldbjggemolgmajabobdcofgjof?utm_source=ligoblog&amp;utm_medium=ligoblog&amp;utm_campaign=blog-comments-feature&amp;utm_content=blog-comments-feature">LiGo for LinkedIn’s Chrome Extension,</a> you can create comments like this in your or your client’s voice, you can have separate “comment styles” for different clients of yours. Here’s what I use:
<img src="/images/blog/5-ways-agencies-can-use-linkedin-comment-impressions-to-grow-multiple-client-accounts-2025-guide-0.webp" alt="">
<h2>Implementation Guide for Agency Teams</h2>
Here’s how to roll this out across your agency:
<h3>Week 1: Audit and Setup</h3>
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Analyze current client engagement strategies
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Document existing visibility metrics as baseline
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Create client voice guidelines and template libraries
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<h3>Week 2: System Building</h3>
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Develop client-specific monitoring lists
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Set up tracking systems for comment performance
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Create workflow calendars for your team
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<h3>Week 3: Initial Implementation</h3>
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Begin strategic commenting with 2-3 pilot clients
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Document early results and refine approach
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Train additional team members on the system
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<h3>Week 4: Scale and Optimize</h3>
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Expand to additional clients
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Develop reporting templates
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Identify opportunities for further efficiency
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<h2>Common Challenges and Solutions</h2>
Challenge #1: Maintaining consistent quality across multiple accounts 
Solution: Implement a peer review system where team members periodically review each other’s comments for clients outside their portfolio.
Challenge #2: Managing client expectations about results 
Solution: Create a simple one-pager explaining comment impressions and their value as part of a holistic LinkedIn strategy.
Challenge #3: Scaling the approach as you add more clients 
Solution: Use tiered service models where comment frequency varies by package level, allowing you to accommodate more clients without sacrificing quality.
<h2>Conclusion: The Agency Advantage</h2>
LinkedIn’s comment impressions feature hasn’t just changed the platform – it’s changed the entire value proposition for agencies managing client accounts.
By implementing the frameworks outlined in this guide, you can:
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Provide consistent client visibility without content creation burnout
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Deliver measurable results on a daily and weekly basis
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Scale your LinkedIn management services without sacrificing quality
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Create a sustainable system that your team can execute reliably
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The agency teams who embrace this strategic shift will find themselves with happier clients, better results, and more sustainable workflows.
<img src="/images/blog/5-ways-agencies-can-use-linkedin-comment-impressions-to-grow-multiple-client-accounts-2025-guide-1.webp" alt="LiGo for LinkedIn - Chrome Extension for the most human like &amp;authentic LinkedIn Comments">
Are you using comment impressions in your client strategy?
What challenges have you encountered?
Share your experiences in the comments below.

Why Comment Impressions Matter for Agencies

The 5-Part Framework for Agencies

Strategy #1: The Multi-Voice Commenting System

Strategy #2: The Strategic Content Radar

Strategy #3: The Comment-to-Content Flywheel

Strategy #4: The Scalable Engagement Calendar

Strategy #5: The Results Documentation System

Implementation Guide for Agency Teams

Week 1: Audit and Setup

Week 2: System Building

Week 3: Initial Implementation

Week 4: Scale and Optimize

Common Challenges and Solutions

Conclusion: The Agency Advantage

Leverage LinkedIn's comment impressions to manage multiple clients 60% faster. Turn comments into measurable KPIs with this proven 5-part framework.

LinkedIn Comment Impressions: Game-Changer for Agencies

5 Ways Agencies Can Use LinkedIn Comment Impressions to Grow Multiple Client Accounts (2025 Guide)

In this article, I've covered everything you need to know about LinkedIn's latest feature: Impressions on your comments on other people's posts, and w...

What Are LinkedIn Comment Impressions (And Why Should You Care?)

How LinkedIn Comment Impressions Actually Work

Why this changes everything about your LinkedIn Strategy

1. The ROI of Commenting Just Skyrocketed

2. The Value Proposition Has Changed

3. LinkedIn Is Now Viable for Agencies with Limited Bandwidth

7 Strategic Ways Agencies, Founders & Consultants Can Leverage Comment Impressions

Strategy #1: The "Strategic Surround" Method

Strategy #2: The "Content R&D Lab"

Strategy #3: The "Expertise Spotlight"

Strategy #4: The "Client Showcase"

Strategy #5: The "Visibility Ladder"

Strategy #6: The "Comment Consistency Calendar"

Strategy #7: The "Multi-Client Efficiency System"

The LinkedIn Comment Impression Playbook: A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Benchmark Your Current Performance

Step 2: Identify Strategic Commenting Targets

Step 3: Craft Your Comment Framework

Step 4: Implement Your Daily Comment Routine

Step 5: Weekly Analysis and Optimization

The Dark Side: Common Mistakes That Kill Credibility on LinkedIn

Mistake #1: The Generic Cheerleader

Mistake #2: The Hijacker

Mistake #3: The Copy-Paste Commenter

Mistake #4: The Impression Chaser

Mistake #5: The Controversy Creator

Measuring Success: Beyond Raw Impression Numbers

The Future of LinkedIn Comment Metrics

How to Make This Actionable Today

Conclusion: The Comment Strategy Advantage

Master LinkedIn's new comment impression feature to find clients and prospects. Get 7 proven strategies for agencies and freelancers.

LinkedIn Comment Impressions: Complete 2025 Strategy Guide

LinkedIn Comment Impressions: Complete Guide for Agency Owners, Founders & Consultants (2025)

LinkedIn is a battleground for attention.  But no many people know that: comments matter more than posts.  It's a fact that strategic commenting on Li...

LinkedIn is a battleground for attention.
But no many people know that: comments matter more than posts.
It’s a fact that strategic commenting on LinkedIn:
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Expands your network 3x faster than posting alone
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Gets you noticed by high-value connections
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Generates inbound leads that actually convert
</li>
</ul>
The problem? Nobody has time to craft thoughtful comments on dozens of posts daily.
So, everyone turns to AI. And most people do it terribly wrong.
You’ve seen them: the generic “Great post!” comments. The robotic paragraph responses. The awkward tone that screams “I used ChatGPT for this.”
After analyzing the landscape of AI-generated comments on LinkedIn (with most falling flat), here’s a framework that actually works.
Here are 5 ways to use AI for LinkedIn comments without sounding like a machine:
<h2>1. Lead with a personal insight, then let AI expand it</h2>
The biggest mistake people make is letting AI generate the entire comment.
Instead, start with your genuine reaction:
<blockquote>
I’ve struggled with this exact problem in my agency…
</blockquote>
Then use AI to expand on that seed into a valuable comment. This approach keeps your authentic voice while saving time on the full composition.
Why this works: The comment remains anchored in your real experience, but AI helps you articulate the valuable insights hiding in your quick reaction.
Here’s what a construction agency owner told me:
<blockquote>
I used to skip commenting because I didn’t have time to write paragraphs. Now I drop a quick thought and let AI flesh it out. My engagement is up twice as much in three weeks.
</blockquote>
<h2>2. Customize AI with your experience library</h2>
Generic AI creates generic comments. The solution? Feed it examples of your best work.
Create a document with:
<ul>
<li>
5-10 of your best-performing LinkedIn comments
</li>
<li>
Key phrases you commonly use
</li>
<li>
Personal anecdotes and experiences you can reference
</li>
</ul>
When generating comments, use this as context for your AI tool.
Why this works: The AI learns your voice, experiences, and expertise, making comments that sound authentically you-even at scale.
A software development agency owner shared:
<blockquote>
I created what I call my ‘personality file’ with my top comments and industry experiences. Now my AI comments get replies asking to connect because they sound like ME, not a robot.
</blockquote>
<h2>3. Ask questions that showcase expertise (without being obnoxious)</h2>
Comments that ask insightful questions get 4x more responses than statement-only comments.
But there’s an art to it. Bad AI comments ask generic questions:
<blockquote>
Great post! What do you think about this topic?
</blockquote>
Instead, use AI to generate questions that subtly showcase your expertise:
<blockquote>
&quot;'ve found that implementing this approach works well for B2B clients but faces challenges in DTC settings. Have you noticed different results across industry verticals?
</blockquote>
Why this works: You position yourself as a peer (not a fan), create a conversation opener, and demonstrate your knowledge-all without writing a novel.
<h2>4. Use the 3-tier engagement strategy</h2>
Not all posts deserve the same level of comment effort. I’ve developed a 3-tier system:
Tier 1: High-Value Targets (20% of your comments)
<ul>
<li>
Industry leaders, potential clients, dream connections
</li>
<li>
Fully customized AI-enhanced comments with personal insights
</li>
<li>
3-5 sentences with specific references to their content
</li>
</ul>
Tier 2: Network Nurturing (50% of your comments)
<ul>
<li>
Current connections, peers, regular engagers
</li>
<li>
Semi-customized AI comments based on your templates
</li>
<li>
2-3 sentences with a question or value-add
</li>
</ul>
Tier 3: Visibility Maintenance (30% of your comments)
<ul>
<li>
Trending posts, wider network engagement
</li>
<li>
Quick AI responses with minimal customization
</li>
<li>
1-2 sentences that add a thoughtful note
</li>
</ul>
Why this works: You invest your energy where it matters most while maintaining broader visibility.
<h2>5. Create a system, not just a tool</h2>
Using AI for comments isn’t about having a button to push-it’s about building a system.
The most successful LinkedIn engagers I’ve studied follow this workflow:
<ol>
<li>
Morning scan (15 minutes): Identify 10-15 high-value posts to engage with
</li>
<li>
Template application: Apply the right comment approach for each post
</li>
<li>
Quick personalization: Add a personal touch to each AI draft
</li>
<li>
Schedule distribution: Space comments throughout the day
</li>
<li>
Response monitoring: Actually engage with replies
</li>
</ol>
Why this works: This systematic approach ensures your comments remain strategic rather than scatter-shot, without consuming hours of your day.
A marketing agency owner shared:
<blockquote>
I used to spend 2 hours daily on LinkedIn engagement. With my AI comment system, it’s 25 minutes total, and my client acquisition from LinkedIn is up 40% this quarter.
</blockquote>
<h2>The ROI of smarter AI comments</h2>
Let’s talk results.
Freelancers and agency owners who implement these AI commenting strategies typically see:
<ul>
<li>
40-60% higher acceptance rates on connection requests
</li>
<li>
3x increase in profile views
</li>
<li>
Significant growth in direct messages from potential clients
</li>
</ul>
<h3>Real Results from LiGo Users</h3>
<img src="/images/blog/5-ways-to-use-ai-comments-on-linkedin-without-sounding-like-a-robot-0.webp" alt="User testimonial about LiGo quadrupling their website visits.">
One of our users shared this experience after implementing AI-powered comments with LiGo:
&quot;LiGo brought so much traffic to my site, GA4 calls it an anomaly! Been meaning to tell y’all, I’m an AI…Well, I’m not, I’ve been using one though, to do my comments 😀
LiGo has been awesome at mimicking my wit (if I have any), and has made it so easy to come up with jokes to use as comments under people’s posts.
Since I’m able to do it easier and quicker, I’ve managed to smash out so many more comments per day, lotsa reach 💪
Not only has it brought traffic to my page, but also insane traffic to my website, which has been honestly awesome, made me redesign it yesterday!
Now lemme say, I use the AI for ideas, I don’t post pure AI comments, but if I did, you still wouldn’t know ;)
P.S. not a paid ad, I genuinely find the comments LiGo makes to be hilarious, and i’m glad to say, the only thing as funny as me, is an AI that is trained on me 🙏&quot;
While everyone else is spamming “Great post!” or writing robotic paragraphs, you can stand out with comments that are:
<ul>
<li>
Actually valuable
</li>
<li>
Authentically you
</li>
<li>
Impossible to distinguish from manually written ones
</li>
</ul>
It’s not about tricking people-it’s about using AI to scale the best version of your professional voice.
The goal isn’t to replace your expertise with AI. It’s to amplify your insights so you can engage more effectively, in more places, without burning hours each day.
<hr>
<h2>How to implement this today (in under 20 minutes)</h2>
If you’re a busy agency owner or freelancer, here’s your action plan:
<ol>
<li>
Gather your voice: Collect 5-10 examples of your best comments or writing that reflects your professional tone
</li>
<li>
Identify targets: Make a list of 15-20 LinkedIn accounts you want to engage with regularly
</li>
<li>
Create templates: Develop framework templates for each engagement tier
</li>
<li>
Set up your tool: Use a specialized LinkedIn AI tool that can learn your voice
</li>
</ol>
The right system turns LinkedIn from a time-consuming obligation into a high-ROI client acquisition channel.
And if you’re serious about implementing this at scale? <a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ligo-for-linkedin/dlclgkldbjggemolgmajabobdcofgjof">That’s exactly why we built the LiGo Chrome Extension</a><a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ligo-for-linkedin/dlclgkldbjggemolgmajabobdcofgjof">.</a>

1. Lead with a personal insight, then let AI expand it

2. Customize AI with your experience library

3. Ask questions that showcase expertise (without being obnoxious)

4. Use the 3-tier engagement strategy

5. Create a system, not just a tool

The ROI of smarter AI comments

Real Results from LiGo Users

How to implement this today (in under 20 minutes)

Learn 5 proven ways to use AI for LinkedIn comments that expand your network 3x faster without sounding like a machine. Real strategies that work.

5 AI LinkedIn Comment Strategies That Don't Sound Robotic

5 Ways to Use AI Comments on LinkedIn Without Sounding Like a Robot

Let me paint you a picture.  You just shared an insightful post about your agency's latest success story. The notifications start rolling in:  "Great ...

Let me paint you a picture.
You just shared an insightful post about your agency’s latest success story. The notifications start rolling in:
“Great post! 🔥” 
“Amazing content! 👏” 
“Well said! 💯”
How does that make you feel?
If you’re like most professionals I’ve talked to, these comments feel empty. Hollow. Almost insulting.
Generic comments are the digital equivalent of nodding without listening. They signal that you’re trying to game the algorithm rather than build real connections.
<h2>The Hidden Cost of Generic Comments</h2>
When you consistently leave “great post!” comments, you’re not just wasting your time. You’re actively damaging your reputation in three ways:
<ol>
<li>
You Look Like a Bot
The LinkedIn community has become hyper-aware of engagement pods and AI spam. When you leave generic comments, you get lumped into that category - even if you’re a real person trying to network.
</li>
<li>
You Miss Real Opportunities
Think about it: Would you want to work with someone whose entire interaction history consists of “Amazing! 🔥” on every post? Neither do potential clients.
</li>
<li>
You Train the Algorithm Wrong
LinkedIn’s algorithm is smart. It tracks not just the quantity but the quality of your interactions. Generic comments eventually get filtered out, making your future engagement less visible.
</li>
</ol>
<h2>The Psychology Behind Meaningful Comments</h2>
I recently had a fascinating conversation with a software agency owner who grew his business entirely through LinkedIn. His secret?
“I treat every comment like a mini consulting session. If someone shares a development challenge, I don’t just say ‘great insight!’ - I add value by sharing a specific solution we implemented for a similar problem.”
This approach works because it:
<ul>
<li>
Demonstrates your expertise
</li>
<li>
Shows you actually read and understood the post
</li>
<li>
Opens the door for meaningful conversations
</li>
<li>
Positions you as a thoughtful industry leader
</li>
</ul>
<h2>The 3-Layer Framework for Writing Engaging Comments</h2>
Here’s a framework I’ve seen work wonders for busy professionals:
<h3>Layer 1: Acknowledge</h3>
Show you’ve actually read and understood the post. Reference specific points made by the author.
<h3>Layer 2: Add Value</h3>
Share your perspective, experience, or ask a thought-provoking question that moves the conversation forward.
<h3>Layer 3: Advance</h3>
Where relevant, make a connection to your own experience or invite further discussion.
Here’s how this looks in practice:
Bad Comment: “Great post! 🔥”
Good Comment: “Your point about microservices causing more problems than they solve for early-stage startups resonates strongly. We faced similar challenges last year and found that a monolith-first approach actually accelerated our development cycle by 40%. Would love to hear if you’ve seen similar patterns with your clients?”
See the difference?
<h2>The Right Way to Use AI for LinkedIn Comments</h2>
Here’s where things get interesting.
The rise of AI tools has flooded LinkedIn with generic comments. But there’s a smarter way to use AI for engagement.
<h3>How LiGo’s Chrome Extension Works Differently</h3>
Most AI comment tools are basically spam machines. They generate the same generic “Great post! 🔥” comments we’ve been talking about. That’s not just ineffective - it’s harmful to your professional reputation.
LiGo takes a completely different approach:
<ol>
<li>
It Learns Your Voice You provide some example comments, and our AI learns your unique tone and perspective. This means every comment reflects your authentic voice, not some generic template.
</li>
<li>
Multiple Style Options For every post, you get 6 different comment options:
<ul>
<li>
3 comments in your personal style (based on your examples)
</li>
<li>
3 comments in professional variations (Professional, Casual, and Creative)
</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Context-Aware Comments The extension actually understands the post content. So when someone shares a success story, you won’t get a generic “congrats” - you’ll get thoughtful responses that reference specific aspects of their achievement.
</li>
</ol>
Here’s a real example:
For a post about team autonomy, LiGo generates comments like:
Professional: “It’s interesting how autonomy often leads to accountability. But what about onboarding? Did you have to adjust your training to make this work?”
Casual: “So you’re telling me that treating adults like adults actually works? Shocking, truly. Next, you’ll say water is wet.”
Creative: “‘Trust is the highest form of human motivation.’ - Stephen Covey. Seems like your team just proved this right!”
This variety lets you choose a tone that matches both your style and the conversation context.
<h2>How to Comment Like a Pro (Without Spending Hours)</h2>
<ol>
<li>
Read the Full Post Yes, actually read it. You can’t fake understanding.
</li>
<li>
Focus on Quality Over Quantity Better to leave three thoughtful comments than twenty generic ones.
</li>
<li>
Share Real Experience Draw from your professional experience to add value to the conversation.
</li>
<li>
Ask Intelligent Questions Show genuine curiosity about the author’s perspective.
</li>
<li>
Use AI Smartly Leverage tools that help you articulate your thoughts better, not just spam generic praise.
</li>
</ol>
<h2>The ROI of Thoughtful Commenting</h2>
One agency owner I know tracked their LinkedIn engagement for 3 months. The results?
<ul>
<li>
Generic comments: 0 client inquiries
</li>
<li>
Thoughtful, value-adding comments: 4 direct client inquiries worth $60,000 in projects
</li>
</ul>
The math is clear. The time invested in meaningful engagement pays off.
<h2>Breaking the Generic Comment Habit</h2>
If you’re struggling to break free from generic commenting, here’s your action plan:
<ol>
<li>
Audit Your Recent Comments Look at your last 10 comments. Would you want to receive these on your posts?
</li>
<li>
Pick Quality Over Quantity Choose 2-3 posts per day to engage with meaningfully.
</li>
<li>
Use Smart Tools Leverage AI tools that help you articulate your expertise, not just generate fluff.
</li>
</ol>
<h3>The Power of Integration</h3>
What makes LiGo even more powerful is that it’s not just a standalone commenting tool. It’s part of a larger ecosystem designed to build your LinkedIn presence. The extension connects with your LiGo account, which means:
<ul>
<li>
Your comments align with your overall content strategy
</li>
<li>
Your expertise and opinions are consistently reflected
</li>
<li>
You maintain a cohesive professional voice across all interactions
</li>
</ul>
<h2>The Future of LinkedIn Engagement</h2>
LinkedIn is evolving. The platform’s algorithm is getting better at identifying and rewarding meaningful engagement. Generic comments will become less and less effective.
The question isn’t whether to stop leaving generic comments - it’s how to create meaningful engagement efficiently.
Your reputation on LinkedIn is the sum of your interactions. Make each one count.
<h2>A Final Thought</h2>
Next time you’re tempted to drop a quick “Great post! 🔥”, ask yourself: Would this comment make someone want to do business with me?
If the answer is no, it’s time to try a different approach. Whether you use LiGo or not, remember: every comment is a chance to demonstrate your expertise and build meaningful professional relationships. Make each one count.

The Hidden Cost of Generic Comments

The Psychology Behind Meaningful Comments

The 3-Layer Framework for Writing Engaging Comments

Layer 1: Acknowledge

Layer 2: Add Value

Layer 3: Advance

The Right Way to Use AI for LinkedIn Comments

How LiGo's Chrome Extension Works Differently

How to Comment Like a Pro (Without Spending Hours)

The ROI of Thoughtful Commenting

Breaking the Generic Comment Habit

The Power of Integration

The Future of LinkedIn Engagement

A Final Thought

Generic LinkedIn comments hurt your reputation. Learn the 3-layer framework to write engaging comments that build real connections and grow your business.

Stop Writing Generic LinkedIn Comments (Use This Instead)

Why Generic "Great Post" Comments Destroy Your LinkedIn Credibility

I bet no one told you this secret about LinkedIn:  Comments matter more than posts.  While everyone obsesses over crafting the perfect post, the real ...

I bet no one told you this secret about LinkedIn:
Comments matter more than posts.
While everyone obsesses over crafting the perfect post, the real gold mine is in the comments now.
Before I explain why, have a look at a few of these statistics from <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/junaidkhalid22/">my own LinkedIn profile</a>
(see results before you try this yourself):
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-0.webp" alt="Good LinkedIn comments get more impressions than a good post">
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-1.webp" alt="Funny LinkedIn comments get a lot of reactions but not that many impressions">
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-2.webp" alt="LinkedIn Comments via Company Page work great for attracting followers">Even comments that don’t get a lot of likes still get a good number of views:
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-3.webp" alt="Even comments that had lesser engagement got good number of LinkedIn impressions">
<hr>
My strategy goes like this (started ~4 weeks ago):
<ul>
<li>
Bad week? 
30 to 100 comments. 
(2–5comments take off).
</li>
<li>
Good week? 
150+ comments. 
(10–20 comments take off).
</li>
</ul>
Impact = LinkedIn Profile Views:
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-4.webp" alt="LinkedIn Profile Views driven by meaningful comments">
<hr>
<h2>Why LinkedIn Comments have higher RoI than LinkedIn Posts</h2>
My personal understanding is this:
<ol>
<li>
Time investment: 1–2 minutes for a quality comment vs. 60 minutes for a high-quality post
</li>
<li>
Visibility: Comments get you in front of established audiences instantly (comment on ICPs posts)
</li>
<li>
Conversion: Decision-makers read comments to gauge expertise
</li>
<li>
New metric: LinkedIn now tracks comment impressions
</li>
</ol>
I’ve spent the last few weeks analyzing this feature.
If the above results speak to you, read the rest on how you can leverage it.
<hr>
<h2>Three truths about LinkedIn commenting in 2025</h2>
Truth #1: Your comments get more views than you think
LinkedIn’s new impression metric shows comments often get 30–75x more views than likes. Your influence has likely been underestimated.
Truth #2: Commenting is a time-efficient growth hack
For agency owners and founders, original content is time-consuming. But a well-placed comment can yield up to 25x the ROI per minute compared to posting.
Truth #3: High-impact comments follow a formula
After analyzing hundreds of top-performing comments, clear patterns emerged that drive engagement, profile views, and client inquiries.
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-5.webp" alt="LinkedIn comments now drive more appearances for me than posts (above week has 25 comments so far)">
<hr>
<h2>The anatomy of a pro-level LinkedIn comment</h2>
<h3>1. The opening hook (first 10 words)</h3>
Bad: “Great post! Totally agree!”
Good: “Had a similar experience. One key lesson stood out…”
<h3>2. The value-add (next 1–2 sentences)</h3>
Bad: “This is so important.”
Good: “We reduced onboarding steps from 5 to 3 and saw a 31% increase in completions. The key was focusing on the ‘aha moment’ early.”
<h3>3. The engagement hook (final sentence)</h3>
Bad: “Thanks for sharing!”
Good: “Have you seen this work differently for smaller teams?” 
(or just leave this part if you don’t have a meaningful question to ask).
<hr>
<h2>The 5 types of comments that drive real business results</h2>
<ol>
<li>
The Experience Share: Relate a real client case study and key insight.
</li>
<li>
The Resource Add: Share a tool or framework that solves a problem. 
(or just say: “I’d add … <add any additional insight to what the author shared>”)
</li>
<li>
The Contrarian Insight: Challenge a common belief with data.
</li>
<li>
The Specific Question: Ask an insightful question to spark conversation.
</li>
<li>
The Case Extension: Apply the post’s idea to a specific industry.
</li>
</ol>
<hr>
<h2>The LinkedIn Comment Strategy Cheat Sheet (Do this TODAY)</h2>
<h3>(Manual Method) Step 1: Your Daily Comment Routine</h3>
Morning (10 min):
<ul>
<li>
Find 2–3 high-value posts
</li>
<li>
Craft 2–3 strategic comments
</li>
<li>
Document where you commented 
(you can see this on your LinkedIn Profile too)
</li>
</ul>
<img src="/images/blog/why-linkedin-comments-matter-more-than-posts-and-how-to-leverage-them-in-2025-6.webp" alt="How to see your own comments history on LinkedIn">
Afternoon (10 min):
<ul>
<li>
Respond to replies
</li>
<li>
Add 2–3 more strategic comments
</li>
<li>
Track impression counts
</li>
</ul>
<h3>(Manual Method) Step 2: Your Target List</h3>
Curate three lists:
<ul>
<li>
Authority Amplifiers: 5–7 industry thought leaders
</li>
<li>
Peer Network: 10–12 professionals with complementary expertise
</li>
<li>
Potential Clients: 15–20 decision-makers
</li>
</ul>
<h3>(Manual Method) Step 3: Comment Templates</h3>
Create plug-and-play templates for each of the five high-impact comment types, leaving blanks for specific experiences, data points, and insights.
<hr>
<h3>Semi-automated method without losing authenticity</h3>
If you can nail the manual method consistently, amazing!
However, I think most people fail at consistent, high-quality commenting because they:
<ol>
<li>
Start strong but burn out
</li>
<li>
Leave generic comments
</li>
<li>
Try to outsource expertise-based comments
</li>
</ol>
If you’re a founder, agency owner or just … generally busy, you can follow the below semi-automated approach:
<ul>
<li>
without losing your authentic voice
</li>
<li>
without losing your specific expertise
</li>
<li>
without spending 20+ minutes everyday
</li>
</ul>
To implement the semi-automated flow across multiple client accounts, you can use the <a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/linkedin-template/msp-operations">MSP Operations template</a> for approval workflows, role assignments, and tips your ops team can safely deploy.
<h3>Here’s how:</h3>
<ol>
<li>Collect a few examples of high quality comments in your voice. 
Here’s a few of mine:</li>
</ol>
<img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*GaUaL7JVCorcp4psqQqfUg.png" alt="Adding LinkedIn Comment Examples in your voice in the 'LiGo for LinkedIn' application">
2. Install the <a href="https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ligo-for-linkedin/dlclgkldbjggemolgmajabobdcofgjof?utm_source=ligoblog&amp;utm_medium=ligoblog&amp;utm_campaign=blog-comments-feature&amp;utm_content=blog-comments-feature">LiGo Chrome Extension</a>, and provide your LinkedIn URL.
3. It will learn your unique opinions, background &amp; experiences based on your LinkedIn data.
4. Add those LinkedIn comments you gathered into it for additional fine-tuning.
5. When you’re browsing LinkedIn, an “Engage” button appears above posts.
<img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:586/1*ZhWdIDYIFP8ZI9z_9Aj4JQ.png" alt="LiGo for LinkedIn | Chrome extension for writing AI comments in YOUR voice">
6. Click Engage and get 6 customized comment options in your style.
<img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*0EvqA8ZXAqJtJ_4InyNuhQ.png" alt="Example of LinkedIn comments generated by LiGo for LinkedIn (shows quality of comments)">
The above <a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/?utm_source=ligoblog&amp;utm_medium=ligoblog&amp;utm_campaign=medium-comments&amp;utm_content=medium-comments">LiGo</a> account has learned from my LinkedIn’s public data, and the styles I fed into it - so it actually very closely matches my style. Yours might be different - but it will pick that.
If you’d like cheat-sheets, template packs, and tips to pair with these steps, grab them from the <a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/hub">LiGo Hub’s</a> resource library.
<hr>
<h2>The 80/20 rule of LinkedIn in 2025</h2>
Regardless of your preference (manual vs semi-automated), for busy agency owners and founders, here’s the new optimal LinkedIn strategy I would recommend:
<ul>
<li>
80% of your time: Strategic commenting
</li>
<li>
20% of your time: Original content creation
</li>
</ul>
This maximizes visibility while minimizing effort. The ultimate goal is to get people to visit your profile (which is basically your … landing page). And the comments you drop are sort of your “calling card” if you may.
You’d notice that <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/posts/alicjasmin_linkedin-is-testing-a-new-commenting-feature-activity-7300114684345524226-z_6E/">LinkedIn coaches like Jasmin Alic have also now started emphasizing more and more on commenting.</a>
<hr>
<h2>Next Steps for you</h2>
Try it out today or in the coming days, and see how it works for you.
Disclaimer: I’m the founder of the mentioned tool.
P.S: The product <a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com">(LiGo)</a> helps beyond comments too: If you like the comments it generates for you, try using it for:
<ul>
<li>
posts (<a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/features/chrome-extension">within the web app or the extension</a>) and it will match your style by about 95% as well.
</li>
<li>
<a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/features/analytics">chat with your LinkedIn data</a> (ask it what’s working, what isn’t - improve your bio, headline, ask it to repurpose some of your old posts… get creative),
</li>
<li>
<a href="https://ligo.ertiqah.com/tools/linkedin-post-generator">give it an email thread, a meeting transcript, a voice note transcript, a newsletter issue - it will give you 3 different angles of a LinkedIn post based on that.</a>
</li>
</ul>

Why LinkedIn Comments have higher RoI than LinkedIn Posts

Three truths about LinkedIn commenting in 2025

The anatomy of a pro-level LinkedIn comment

1. The opening hook (first 10 words)

2. The value-add (next 1–2 sentences)

3. The engagement hook (final sentence)

The 5 types of comments that drive real business results

The LinkedIn Comment Strategy Cheat Sheet (Do this TODAY)

(Manual Method) Step 1: Your Daily Comment Routine

(Manual Method) Step 2: Your Target List

(Manual Method) Step 3: Comment Templates

Semi-automated method without losing authenticity

Here’s how:

The 80/20 rule of LinkedIn in 2025

Next Steps for you

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LinkedIn Comments Beat Posts: 2025 Growth Strategy Revealed

Why LinkedIn Comments Matter More Than Posts (And How to Leverage Them in 2025)

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