Dylan Conroy

@noahsandbornfriedman founder of @getoutersignal at @shoptalkevents

Bianca Guimaraes - Founding Partner - Mischief - No Fixed Address x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@geoffreygoldberg at @shoptalk the co founder of @Movers+Shakers

Jeremy Heilpern - CEO - Ammunition x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Charlie Tetrick - CEO - WTA x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Jens Stoelken - founder -Ceremony Botanical Brewing x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@travismcewan @1atbatmedia @shoptalk.spring last week, thanks @strikesocial for sending me!

Todd Irwin - Founder - Fazer x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@AlfieJCarter Ps - what happens after the first 7 days?

I commented on LinkedIn for 10h/day for 7 days straight. 541 comments from a single account. This changed how we approach LinkedIn forever. The results: - 4,591 to 290,147 search appearances in 7 days (6,222% increase) - 315,373 total impressions (92% came from comments) - 136% increase in profile views - +7.5% week-over-week follower growth And here's what nobody tells you about LinkedIn commenting: Your first week WILL feel like shouting into the void. But if you quit before you understand position data? You'll never see what actually works. Here's what the numbers taught us: - Position 1: 1,570 avg impressions per comment - Position 2: 875 avg impressions - Position 5+: 404 avg impressions Most people struggle to pass 500 impressions on their posts. A single well-placed comment beats that. But here's where it gets interesting... The thing that worked? Not what we expected. We started with long, thoughtful comments (what everyone recommends). Turns out the algorithm - and readers - HATED it. So we switched to 11-25 word punchy comments in position 1. Results jumped immediately. We also discovered: - Being 10 seconds faster = 5x more distribution - LinkedIn notifications are delayed 2-5 mins - manually check Priority 1 creators at their posting time - Replying to replies creates engagement loops that keep your comment visible longer - Rotating 5 comment patterns prevents your profile from looking like a bot Most people would call it quits after a tough start and pivot to posting instead. We said: give us 7 days of real data. Because the data doesn't lie - it just takes volume to speak. So we recorded the entire commenting system: - The 3-tier creator priority framework (who to comment on and when) - The exact daily protocol (morning, throughout day, end of day) - The 5 comment patterns that generate replies (Data Drop, Reframe, Story, Contrarian, Addition) - The speed setup guide so you never miss a Position 1 opportunity - The tracking spreadsheet to measure impressions, profile views, and DMs by creator - What NOT to do (we analyzed all 541 comments so you don't repeat our early mistakes) This is the same system generating 300k+ weekly impressions from comments alone. And converting at rates most people don't believe are possible from a free channel. Want the complete playbook? 1. Follow me 2. Reply "POSITION" I'll send you the full breakdown.

@AlfieJCarter Is this commenting in feed, keywords? How do you prioritize what posts to comment on and what’s the workflow since in feed or linked in search tends to be the norm?

@jiteshvaswani cmo of @shankaranaturals @natprodexpo full episodes in bio

Check out this clip w @sebastianmaraglio from @longweekend from my interview @natprodexpo

Simon Bruyn - Partner - Significant x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

R. Ethan Braden - Chief Marketing & Communications Officer - Texas A&M University. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@romanbuildsaas This is all on linked in?

Claude just KILLED manual outreach. 💀 I used to grind for hours on LinkedIn. Now? My AI stack does it better. ❌ No "Hey {{first_name}}" spam ✅ Natural, multi-step conversations ✅ 12+ hours saved this week The result: 500+ conversations with human-level reply rates. I packaged the entire system (prompts + workflow) into a FREE doc. Want it? Repost ♻️ (so others see it) Comment "CLAUDE" & I'll DM you.

I see now why no one stays at the @LuxorLV they treat their guests like criminals demanding id to room charge coffee , it’s probably because only criminals stay here

@elonmusk They should be tried themselves

Absolutely. The judges responsible for repeatedly releasing violent criminals who commit horrific crimes must be impeached.

here’s a clip from my podcast with @DaveGulas - ️ Host of @BeyondFulfillmentPodcast where we discuss strategies of using podcasting for biz dev and getting into conferences for free. Full Episode below in the comments. Thanks @strikesocial for sending me!

@PreetiNadgar on @theadpodcast cso @Starcom on personalization. Full Episode in the comments: I do think personalization is very, very important in today’s world where there is so much pressure on CMOs to show what is working and what isn’t.

Clip from my interview w @PreetiNadgar Cheif Strategy Officer @Starcom on how to influence Gen Alpha. Full interview in the comments. 00:00 And so parents are choosing more and more to put their kids inside walled gardens that are non-ad supported. 00:07 In that world