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Inksprout for LinkedIn Post
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Let it summarize the link you're sharing.
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Masatoshi Nishimura
Inksprout Social — Craft a linked social post in 10 seconds
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Compose a clear, engaging, trustworthy social media post with Inksprout's AI writing assistant.
Inksprout speeds up how you share links with automatic summarizer and intro suggestions.
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Masatoshi Nishimura
Maker
Inksprout is a social media scheduler with AI writing suggestions🙃 The particular strength is in when you share links. I'm not a big fan of AI spinning text out of nowhere. Inksprout uses summary from the actual articles you're sharing. Features: - Summarization - Intro suggestions - Quote picker - Rewrite - Track RSS - Schedule posts to Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter If you have a favorite scheduler, it offers Chrome extension integration also. Copy/paste link into the editor. Simple:)
Jason August
Inksprout works! I've been using it for awhile, and it increases my engagement on LinkedIn. Thanks @massanishi
Masatoshi Nishimura
Maker
@gourmet thanks Jason! Lucky to have you as the early users!
Aditya
@massanishi thanks for sharing! Was looking for something like this to summarize 'real' articles and customize them according to the platforms. Wanted to know how it keeps a track of the industry trends? These are not the platform specific trends (like trending hashtags etc), I believe 🤔
Masatoshi Nishimura
Maker
@adityavsc hey! Glad you like the idea! Tracking is available through the web app you can share links from. Not a hashtag yet, but it tracks topics from Twitter and various news feed rss:)
Ken Moo
I'm subscribed to this product and the developement & updates has been consistent. Good job! However, I have not used it yet and have been using the Genei chrome extension to summarize articles. Maybe I will give it a try this time!
Masatoshi Nishimura
Maker
@ken_moo thanks for keeping an eye on it ken! And the kind words! Genei is a great product also. Their focus is on reading I believe, while Inksprout does on social posts:)