“DM me ‘READY’ for the swipe file.”
Classic comment-to-DM trigger — but with context. ReplyMagic confirms the trigger word, sends the swipe file or lead magnet tied to that specific post, and follows up with a soft pitch in your voice.
ReplyMagic answers the repetitive 80% of your launch and lead-magnet messages — cohort dates, payment plans, where the masterclass is — and routes the real conversations to you. ~5 minute setup.
A lead magnet trigger is easy. The follow-up — when someone asks if the cohort fits beginners, or whether there's a payment plan — is where most flows fall apart. ReplyMagic continues the conversation in your voice, with your offer details, instead of dumping people into a dead-end auto-reply.
Classic comment-to-DM trigger — but with context. ReplyMagic confirms the trigger word, sends the swipe file or lead magnet tied to that specific post, and follows up with a soft pitch in your voice.
Launch week DMs are 80% the same five questions: when does it start, what's the price, payment plans, will it be recorded, who's it for. Set the cohort details once. ReplyMagic answers from them, in your tone.
Qualifying questions, your rate, your waitlist policy, where the application form lives — ReplyMagic handles the first message and sends serious inquiries to your inbox with the conversation already summarized.
Set refunds, contract changes, and personal coaching disputes as always-refer-to-you. ReplyMagic acknowledges the message warmly, says you'll personally respond, and pings you with the full context.
Tag the resource onto each promo post once. When someone asks for the workbook, the masterclass replay, or the Notion template, ReplyMagic sends the right link — not a vague redirect to your bio.
Paste in 5–10 of your real DM replies — the way you actually write to a prospective client. ReplyMagic mirrors that. If you write long, warm paragraphs, it does. If you write three short lines and a question, it does. No “Hi! How can I help you today?” energy.
You posted a final-call carousel. Forty-seven new DMs overnight. Twenty-two are “is the cohort still open?”. Thirteen are “can I do a payment plan?”. Six ask if it's beginner-friendly. Four are existing students with login issues. Two are press requests.
ReplyMagic confirms enrollment is open through Friday 11:59 PT, sends the checkout link, explains the 3-pay option, and answers “is this for beginners?” with the line you wrote yourself last cohort. The four login issues and two press requests get flagged on your phone with conversation summaries.
You wake up, fix two logins, decline one press request, and pitch one. Forty-one warm leads have already been answered.