Purpose-built Monitor Lists
Group the people whose public activity you want to review on an ongoing basis.
Standalone LinkedIn Post Monitor
Stay close to the people and companies that matter.
Organize contacts into Monitor Lists, review their public LinkedIn activity, and decide where a thoughtful comment could help you maintain visibility or a relationship—without creating a campaign.
Post Monitor
OpenComment
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Organize a Monitor List
Choose contacts based on the relationship or market view you want to maintain.
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Check public activity
Review recent public posts gathered for those contacts.
3
Review a suggestion when useful
Use AI assistance as a draft, then decide whether and how to respond.
What it brings together
Important relationships do not always belong in a campaign.
Clients, partners, industry voices, and competitors can matter even when no sales sequence is running. Post Monitor provides a focused place to keep up with their public activity.
What it brings together
A lightweight monitoring workflow
Public post review
Bring recent public activity into one workflow instead of checking profiles one by one.
Useful without a campaign
Maintain client contact, brand awareness, or competitor awareness as a standalone service.
How the workflow runs
Create a repeatable social-monitoring habit
- 01
Organize a Monitor List
Choose contacts based on the relationship or market view you want to maintain.
- 02
Check public activity
Review recent public posts gathered for those contacts.
- 03
Review a suggestion when useful
Use AI assistance as a draft, then decide whether and how to respond.
- 04
Stay present over time
Maintain awareness and public touchpoints without forcing every contact into outreach.
Human control by design
Monitoring stays separate from Contact Lists and campaigns.
Monitor Lists are for public-activity monitoring. Contact Lists organize saved contacts for campaign use; the two entities have distinct jobs.
- Public LinkedIn activity only
- No LinkedIn credentials
- Review individually or use bounded Auto Submit
- Every Chrome extension run is explicitly user-started
Questions and answers
LinkedIn Post Monitor FAQ
What is the difference between a Monitor List and a Contact List?
A Monitor List organizes contacts for ongoing public-post monitoring. A Contact List is a saved membership set that can be selected when authoring a campaign.
Do I need to create a campaign to use Post Monitor?
No. Post Monitor is available as a standalone workflow for maintaining awareness of clients, prospects, partners, or competitors.
Does Post Monitor need my LinkedIn password?
No. OpenComment does not ask for or store your LinkedIn login credentials.
Explore the platform
Build warmer conversations from the activity already happening on LinkedIn.
Start with contacts, add a repeatable campaign, and keep every public interaction in context.