You'll learn how to: use Engage as a focused queue of real LinkedIn posts from people you care about.
Time: 3-5 minutes per pass.
Prereqs:
- The Engage section is available on your plan.
- The Chrome extension is installed.
- The contacts you want to monitor sit in rhythms with Monitor LinkedIn posts turned on.
What Engage is for
Engage shows the original LinkedIn posts collected from monitored contacts. It does not replace those posts with AI interpretations.
Only posts from the last 21 days appear. Older posts remain available to Nynch as historical intelligence but are not presented as current actions.
Each card includes the person, the honest post date, captured post text, available media, engagement counts, and a comment action.
Comment on a post
- Open Engage from the sidebar.
- Read the post itself.
- Select Comment to open a blank, editable composer.
- Write your own comment, or select Suggest with AI if you want optional help.
- Edit the final wording until it sounds like you.
- Select Copy and open LinkedIn, then paste and publish on the original post.
Copying text or opening LinkedIn does not count as a published comment.
Keep the queue useful
Use Hide from Engage when a post is not relevant. Hiding is non-destructive: the stored post, drafts, history, and derived intelligence remain intact.
Use the rhythm, sort, and warmth controls to narrow the post queue. The controls apply to the posts you can see.
Important limits
- Post collection only runs while LinkedIn is open.
- Only 30 monitored contacts are queued per collection cycle, so larger groups rotate over time.
- Engage only shows posts published within the last 21 days.
- Media appears only when it was available to the collector.
If something goes wrong
- Engage is empty: check that a monitored rhythm exists, the extension is installed, and LinkedIn has been open recently.
- An old post is missing: this is expected after 21 days; historical evidence is kept outside Engage.
- The date cannot be verified: the post is excluded until it is collected again rather than being shown with a made-up fresh date.
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