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Reach · You see what it keeps. New

The follow-up list stores counts, never who commented or saved.

Since 7 Oct 2026v2.22.0No tasksSolo and Team

The Follow up tab lists your LinkedIn posts from the last 60 days that gained comments or saves since you last marked them. Adamiro stores numbers only, never the people.

What it does

The Follow up tab lists posts from the last 60 days that gained comments or saves since you last pressed Mark. Each row links to the post on LinkedIn, where you see who it was and answer.

Type how many people you followed up with and press Mark. The post leaves the list until it gains something new.

The numbers come from the readings Adamiro already takes at fixed ages after publishing, so the list moves only when a new reading arrives.

Why

You want to answer the people who reacted. Adamiro doesn't need their names to tell you where to look.

What it won't do

  • It doesn't store or show who commented or who saved.
  • It doesn't show saves LinkedIn didn't report as zero. The row says Saves not collected.
  • It doesn't list a post that has no numbers yet as if it had none. Those posts are counted separately.

How to use it

Open the Reach guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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