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    Kayo de Souza
    Kayo de SouzaUp-and-comer

    Automation to Send Private Messages to Users Who Like a PostNew

    I would like to suggest a new automation feature for ManyChat that allows users to automatically send a private message to people who like or react to a social media post.Use CaseCurrently, ManyChat supports automations based on comments, but it would be extremely valuable to have an option triggered by post likes or reactions.Suggested FunctionalityDetect when a user likes or reacts to a post. Automatically send a private message or start a predefined flow. Allow filtering of users who have already received the message. Include an option to send the message only once per user, preventing duplicate messages if they interact with multiple posts. Allow users to choose which reactions trigger the automation (Like, Love, Care, etc.).BenefitsIncrease engagement with users who have shown interest in the content. Simplify lead generation and follow-up processes. Reduce manual work for marketers and businesses. Prevent repeated messages to users who have already been contacted.ExampleWhen someone likes a promotional post, ManyChat checks whether that person has already received the message. If not, it automatically sends a predefined flow containing additional information, a discount coupon, or an invitation to start a conversation.Additional NoteI understand that the feasibility of this feature depends on the permissions and capabilities provided by Meta’s APIs for Facebook and Instagram. However, if technically possible, this would be a powerful addition to the ManyChat platform.

    lucaspalmero
    lucaspalmeroUp-and-comer

    A strategic thought on Manychat’s positioning (Metricool)New

    Hi,I wanted to take a moment to write because I really like your company and your brand vibe.I’m writing not only as a long-time Manychat user and content creator, but also as someone with strong experience managing businesses and thinking strategically about positioning.Manychat has built something very strong. But I think there may be a risk worth paying attention to.A lot of content creators do not use just one platform. Many of us use Manychat for automation, but also use tools like Metricool to schedule content across multiple social platforms. From what I’ve seen, Metricool has also started introducing some basic automation features.Today, those automations may still be simple. But this is exactly where a comparison point begins.If a user starts thinking:“Wait, I can schedule posts, manage multiple platforms, and now also do some automation, all in one place, and for less money...”that becomes a real strategic threat.It may not be a full replacement for Manychat today, but it could become one in the mind of the customer.I would seriously ask:How many Manychat users are also paying for Metricool or similar tools?How many would be tempted by a more all-in-one option if those automation features continue to improve?This is the kind of shift that can become important very quickly if it is not addressed early.I’m sharing this because I genuinely like what you’ve built, and I think your team has a strong brand and product. But I also think this is the kind of competitive movement worth watching closely.Feel free to reach out if you’d ever like to discuss this perspective further.Regards,Lucas