One says comment 10-15 a day, another 30, and another 50+ But your calendar isn't getting fuller
Comments That Open Doors
The 90-minute strategy session for founders and executives who were told to comment 10, 20, 30 times a day — but aren't doing it.
90 minutes, you and me. We build you a different plan. You leave knowing how to turn 10 to 15 comments a week into clients, referrals, and collabs.
No extra hours. Same commenting time, entirely different result.
$500 | 90 minutes | 1:1 with Heidi
You've been told to comment 10 times a day. Then 15. Then 30. Somebody out there is running 50 and calling it a strategy.
What's missing is WHAT and HOW these comments are supposed to get people buying from you.
AND you're running a business. You are NOT doing 30 of anything a day. Heck you're not doing 10 comments a day. Not ones with more than 4 or 5 words in them anyway.
Look, I get it. Those numbers just aren't doable which is why I tell all my clients to do 10 to 15 comments a week, talking to 10 to 15 new people.
Go for it. There's your doable number that WILL get you results, IF you know:
Which 15. Fifteen a week aimed at the wrong people is just 30-a-day's uselessness in a manageable number.
And what you actually say to them that triggers action. Anyone can be a cheerleader, which is precisely why nobody remembers it. Comments trigger something besides a polite reply are a different skill. It's the one that turns a comment into a conversation and a conversation into clients, referrals, and collabs. And none of it is icky, pushy, or salesy.
You’ve built real credibility. You have a perspective worth hearing. You show up, you put in the time and then you leave a comment that could have been written by anyone. Including an AI agent.
“Great post! 🙌” “So insightful, thanks for sharing!” “Love this!”
Nice. Warm. Instantly FORGETTABLE
The equivalent of a limp handshake.
And it’s costing you more than you think.
The introduction that never happened. The referral that went to someone else... not because they’re better than you, but because they had a real conversation with the right person at the right moment, and you left a golf clap and moved on. The client who watched you for two months, saw nothing that made them lean forward, and booked a call with someone else.
What you're doing is not wrong. It's incomplete. Stop being the comment they scroll past.
"Go see Heidi, she tells you how to talk to people to get clients."
Somewhere along the way, you got handed a playbook built for influencers... for visibility...
Post daily, comment 10, 30, 50... 100 times a day, keep the algorithm fed so you're visible.
But that playbook was built for people selling attention. Selling visibility.
But you sell 5 and 6-figure offers, to exactly-right fit people. Ones that require trust and credibility. Not just visibility.
Different business. Different rules. Following the wrong playbook leaves you grinding.
People are actively filtering out anything that smells generated. A real question, story, or detail from a real human is now the scarcest (and most valuable) connection signal in the feed.
This session is where we dump the grind.
Hi, I'm Heidi.
I watch how conversations turn into clients — 40 years across 5 businesses, and now for 15+ years specifically in comment sections of founders and executives selling 5 and 6 figure offers, where trust and real conversations sign clients faster than visibility ever will. I've learned to read what written words are actually doing and saying, so you're not leaving opportunity on the table. So, clients, referrals, collabs aren't forgetting you as soon as they scroll past.
“Holy crap. I’m leaving so much opportunity on the table. I’m still stunned. I never thought about it that way.”
That was a recent response from a close peer after I looked at their comments and told them the truth...
They weren't making them memorable, credible, or opening a single door. They sounded like everyone else's comments. AI could have written them.
They went quiet for a couple of minutes as the realization set in.
An experienced marketing strategist. 15 years on LinkedIn, posting daily, commenting 10–20 times a day, following a solid marketing strategy. Getting clients from online...
15 years of experience doesn't show you your blind spots. That comes from the outside.
Different skills. Different knowledge.
Weeks later, without a plan, their comments still look the same.
Because seeing it doesn't fix it. Someone showing you what to do differently does. That's what 90-minutes with me is for.
"I've met a small handful of people who are able to create conversations out of almost thin air, that aren't salesy, pitchy, or boring. Heidi is the only one who has been able to 'bottle' that approach, and teach it to others. I happily point any of my network and clients who want to replicate the success I've had here on LinkedIn (because no one wants to replicate my failures!) with conversations, and clients... in Heidi's direction."
Comments That Open Doors
- No videos to watch. No generic frameworks. You and me working on your actual comments, your actual people, your actual next conversation. You leave with:
- 🟪 Which people get the most results. Not just your ideal client, but also the 5 other types of people who become your next referral partner, your next collaborator, or the connection to your next client. No more commenting on whatever the feed serves up.
- 🟪 Comments in your voice that open doors. Structured to invite a conversation, grow the relationship, and position you as the pro — while doing double duty as content. 3 of these take less time than one post (and outlive it).
- 🟪 The comment-to-DM read. The questions that tell you whether it’s time to move the conversation or wait — so you stop getting the door slammed by going too early.
- 🟪 Feedback after the session. I don't leave you with just a plan. Send me up to 5 comments within 14 days, and I'll tell you what to fine-tune to get the best results from your efforts.
I’m not going to promise you a client in 30 days. Anyone who does is selling you a timeline (and people) they don’t control.
Here's what it actually looks like in action.
The conversation that turned Antonia into a client started in the comments on another coach's post. Antonia saw the conversation the coach and I were having and joined.
We talked about shitty coaching practices. Antonia asked a question. I answered her. No pitch, no "let's take this offline," no angling toward a call. Just an actual answer to a question.
Then nothing. For 10 days.
Then she showed up in my DMs asking what it would take to work together. When I asked what made her reach out, she said 3 things had stacked up:
- Watching how I talk to people in that thread
- Realizing the coach I was talking to was a client of mine
- A post on LinkedIn from another client talking about the results he got working with me
20-minute conversation in DM. Contract signed.
What made those 10 days work was everything already sitting in the background... the relationships, the reputation, the people who'd vouch for me without being asked.