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BytesAgain β€Ί Skills β€Ί comment-converter
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comment-converter

by @xammarie

Turn Reddit thread context into genuinely helpful comments that build trust and can convert to profile/link clicks.

Versionv1.0.1
Downloads1,649
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πŸ“– About This Skill

name: comment-converter description: Turn Reddit thread context into genuinely helpful comments that build trust and can convert to profile/link clicks.

Comment Converter

This skill creates comments that feel native to the thread and are useful even without a CTA.

Inputs

  • Original post text
  • Top comments (2–10)
  • Your viewpoint/experience
  • Conversion goal (optional)

    • Comment styles to generate

    1. Direct answer β€” short, clear, practical 2. Checklist response β€” step-by-step action 3. Case response β€” mini example with result 4. Nuanced counterpoint β€” disagree respectfully with reasoning 5. CTA-light response β€” invite follow-up (no hard sell)

    Rules

  • Lead with value; never lead with links
  • Be specific: numbers, examples, tradeoffs
  • Match subreddit vibe (technical vs casual)
  • Avoid AI clichΓ©s and corporate tone
  • Keep comments concise unless thread demands depth

    • Conversion approach (ethical)

  • First comment: pure value
  • Second touch (if asked): share template/resource
  • Third touch: invite DM or provide link only when relevant

    • Output format

    For each variant include:
  • Goal
  • Draft comment
  • Why it should work in this thread

    • Example

    Input: "Founder asks why cold outreach gets no replies" Output should include one checklist comment with subject-line testing, list hygiene, relevance-first intro, and tight CTA.

    πŸ’‘ Examples

    Input: "Founder asks why cold outreach gets no replies" Output should include one checklist comment with subject-line testing, list hygiene, relevance-first intro, and tight CTA.

    πŸ”’ Constraints

  • Lead with value; never lead with links
  • Be specific: numbers, examples, tradeoffs
  • Match subreddit vibe (technical vs casual)
  • Avoid AI clichΓ©s and corporate tone
  • Keep comments concise unless thread demands depth