How it works
Set it once.
Allen works every day.
Set Allen up one time. After that it comments for you every day and emails you when someone writes back.
The three steps
Tell Allen who your customers are
Tell Allen what kind of people you want as customers. Allen reads your website and suggests a starting list. You add or remove anything.
Allen only comments on posts written by people who fit. So the clearer you are here, the better it works. You can change it any time.
- Their jobs, like “office manager” or “CFO”
- Their kind of business, and where they are
- What they talk about, in their own words
- Allen leaves out your competitors and job ads
Tip
Use the short, simple words your customers use. “Cash flow” works better than “financial strategy.”
Their jobs
CFO · VP Finance · Controller
They talk about
cash flow · paying bills · month-end
Where they are
United States
Show Allen how you write. Then turn it on.
Show Allen a few comments you wrote, so its comments sound like you. Then turn on Autopilot. Autopilot is the switch that lets Allen post for you.
- Paste 3 to 5 comments you already wrote on LinkedIn
- Add your own rules, like “keep it short” or “no buzzwords”
- Pick the days, and 5, 10, 15 or 20 comments a day. Everyone starts at 5.
- Connect LinkedIn once through its official sign-in. Allen never asks for your password.
Tip
Fix any comment you don't like. Allen learns from every fix.
How you write
Friendly · Direct · Uses numbers
Days
Mon · Tue · Wed · Thu · Fri
Comments a day
5
Allen comments. You answer who writes back.
Every morning Allen finds new posts from your customers and writes a comment for each one. It emails you the list before anything goes out. Remove any you don't like, right from that email.
When someone writes back, Allen emails you their name and what they said. It adds them to your Pipeline, your list of people who wrote back. It also writes a message (DM) you can send them. You copy it and press send on LinkedIn.
- New posts every day, never the same post twice
- Comments go out from your account, a few minutes apart
- Rate a comment and Allen learns from it
Tip
Want to post each comment yourself? Leave Autopilot off and post from your Today page. Everything else works the same.
Today
5 comments posted · 2 people wrote back
Priya Nair · VP Finance
"Would love to hear how you'd approach this."
Message to Priya
Written to sound like you · Ready to send
You are in charge
What Allen. never does.
You choose who Allen comments on, how it sounds, which days, and how many comments. You can pause it any time.
Posts a comment you didn't get to see first
Allen emails you the day's comments before Autopilot posts them. You can remove any of them. Want to post each one yourself? Leave Autopilot off and use your Today page.
Asks for your LinkedIn password
Allen connects through LinkedIn's official sign-in. It never sees or keeps your password.
Comments more than you asked for
You pick the days and the number, from 5 up to 20 a day. Allen never goes over it. Comments go out a few minutes apart.
Sends connection requests you didn't ask for
On the Comments plan, Allen posts your comments and the posts you schedule. Nothing else. Connection requests are only on the Communication plan, and only after you turn them on.
Logs in as you to read LinkedIn
Allen never uses your LinkedIn login, cookies or session to collect information. Public posts and profiles come from outside data companies, as our Terms explain.
Sends messages you didn't ask for
On the Comments plan, Allen writes the message and you send it. Messages that send themselves are only on the Communication plan, which you join and turn on yourself.
Makes up facts or numbers
Allen writes each comment from what the post really says and from how you write. No made-up numbers.
Locks you into a long contract
Cancel any time from your Account page. No phone call needed.
Set it once.
Let Allen work.
Tell Allen who you want as customers. It comments on their posts every day and tells you who writes back.