Creator audiences

The comment sections your market already reads

Every niche has a handful of people whose posts it reads. Name them, and the agent reads who shows up under each new post, then keeps the ones who fit your buyer.

What the agent watches

The new posts of the LinkedIn profiles you name: the operator who writes about your category, the analyst your buyers quote, a customer you would like ten more of. The agent reads the people commenting on each post and scores them. The same works for a seed person: rivomi watches whoever engages with them and with their company, to find people like them.

  1. 01

    Name the creators

    Paste profile URLs. Pick people whose audience is your buyer, not people with the biggest audience.

  2. 02

    Let the agent read

    A few times a day it checks for new posts and reads the comments, so you see people while the conversation is still fresh.

  3. 03

    Talk about the topic

    The note refers to the subject of the post and what they said about it. It never says “I saw you on so-and-so’s post”.

What a lead from this signal looks like

The moment, the reason it fits your buyer, and a first line about what they did.

MO

Marcus Oyelaran

Founder, 8-person agency

Commented on a creator’s post about founder-led sales: “The hard part is finding an hour a day to do it properly.”

Why they fit: Founder doing his own sales at an agency, which is your segment, and names time as the blocker.

Draft connection note · 173/300

Hi Marcus, “finding an hour a day to do it properly” is the most honest line I have read about founder-led sales this month. How are you carving that hour out at the moment?

Sample. The person, the company and the quote are invented.

Point an agent at creator audiences.

Paste your website, correct the segment it drafts, add your sources. Tomorrow morning there is a list of people worth talking to, and the reason for each.