Automating your LinkedIn commenting is humiliating you.
This is what you’re saying:
"This creator is actually just a commodity to me, and I only want to steal their attention. I'm not even going to take the time to write an actual message to them. Everyone around me: I think your intelligence is so low that you'll believe my automated bulk response is a genuine one, so that I can dupe you into believing we have a real relationship."
Whether or not you use a GPT or your own hands to write the actual text of your comments or your posts, is not the point!
The point is:
On social media, people expect that you are going to be social.
That means, if you write a post, we assume you at least approve of the message and that it represents your beliefs and experience - whether or not you WROTE it yourself.
It means when you write a comment on someone’s post, the author of that post is expecting that you actually read the post, reacted to it in some way, and are contributing an authentic reaction of your own.
If you comment every day on someone’s posts, and that post author responds to your comments, and you don’t engage with them, it’s revolting and EMBARRASSING for you.
It reveals that you are treating them transactionally: that all you care about is parasite-ing a few of THEIR hard earned eyeballs of attention.
Worst of all, the attention you think you are hijacking won’t benefit you, if it wasn’t thoughtful to begin with, and didn’t relate back to your own value proposition.
So whether or not you use a custom GPT, a keyboard, an iPhone, it doesn’t matter:
❌ It’s not about the mechanics of how your message was typed.
✅ It’s about what INTENTION you EXPRESSED when writing and sending it.
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