Turn curiosity into enrolled students
Course questions answered instantly, waitlists filled automatically, on the posts your students are already commenting on.
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The comments you already get
| What your audience asks | What inDM does | What it becomes |
|---|---|---|
| "Where do I sign up?" under every course post | Comment keyword ENROLL sends the enrollment link by DM | Enrollments |
| "What exactly is included?", retyped daily | Keyword SYLLABUS delivers the full outline as a link card | Warmer leads |
| A closed cohort means cold interest | Email capture before the link builds your next-cohort waitlist | Waitlist emails |
| Webinar announcements outrun your typing | Story replies get the registration link back in seconds | Registrations |
Recipes to steal
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All use cases →Collect emails
Someone comments your keyword and inDM asks for their email in the DM, or sends them straight to your signup form. Either way they arrive while they s
See the recipe →Drive conversions
The distance between wanting and buying is one tappable card, sent the moment intent shows up in your comments.
See the recipe →Send links in DMs
Links aren't tappable in Instagram comments, so inDM DMs yours to anyone who comments your keyword, on the post where they asked.
See the recipe →Questions, answered plainly
How do course creators fill cohorts from Instagram comments?
Attach an automation to your launch post with a keyword like ENROLL. Everyone who comments gets the enrollment link by DM within seconds, while their interest is hottest, and becomes a tracked contact you can follow up with.
Can I build a waitlist between cohorts?
Yes. Turn on the email-capture gate and inDM asks for an email in the DM thread before sending the link. Those addresses live on the contact and export as a CSV whenever you need them.
Does this work for free workshops and webinars?
The recipe is identical. The DM just carries your registration link instead of a checkout page. Story replies work especially well for last-call announcements.