Comments & DMs
Pick a word. When a viewer types it under your Instagram reel, the DM lands in seconds — while they still care. Every reply carries a tracked link, so the sale it causes has a name.
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Comments
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Four days later, credited to this reel — the link it went out on has a name.
A reel does well. Forty people comment the word you asked for. You see them on Sunday night, answer eleven, and the other twenty-nine have moved on — because wanting something is a mood, and the mood was on Friday.
The ones you do answer cost you the evening, and you still cannot say what came of it. A link pasted by hand is a link nobody counted. A month later the app has more users and no line in any dashboard connects them to the video that went and got them.
One word people can type without thinking. Attribura mints a tracked link for it at the same time, so nothing goes out untraceable.
Choose the post, or every post. Nothing sends until you turn it on, and you can turn it off just as fast.
A viewer comments the word, and the DM with the link is on their phone in seconds. You find out it happened afterwards.
A reel does most of its work in a day. Answering inside that day is the whole difference between a viewer and a user.
The link in the DM belongs to that post, so the money it brings back has somewhere to land.
Forty comments is a night's work by hand and no work at all once the gate is armed.
The specifics
On Instagram, seconds. It runs on Meta's comment webhook, so the message is on its way while the person is still looking at your reel — not on the next pass of some poll.
No, and nobody's tool does. TikTok publishes no API for reading or replying to comments, so any product that claims comment automation there is doing something you would not want done to your account. Run the same gate on Instagram, or answer TikTok by hand.
YouTube has no private messages, so the answer is a public reply under the comment, and it carries no raw URL on purpose — links in replies get removed as spam and the reply goes with them. It runs on a daily cycle rather than in seconds, so treat it as a same-week answer, not a same-minute one.
It runs through the platforms' own APIs with the scopes you granted, and one comment gets at most one DM ever. Nothing is scraped and nothing is sent from a browser pretending to be you, which is the behaviour that actually gets accounts limited.
It cannot send until you arm a rule, and arming is always a click you make on a rule you can read. Detection and sending are two separate decisions in Attribura, and the second one is always yours.
Sign in, connect one account, and watch the first front go live. It takes a few minutes, and the panel tells you what to do next.
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