As a freelancer, your biggest challenge isn’t skill, it’s time.
You can’t be everywhere at once, dropping comments on posts, answering questions, and pitching your service non-stop.
That’s where a tool like Commentions changes the game. Instead of spending your day glued to social media, you can join real conversations on X, Quora, and YouTube automatically.
The best part? The more accounts you connect, the more people see you as the go-to expert in your niche.
Let’s walk through a use case: a freelancer offering Google Ads management.
Example: A Freelancer Selling Google Ads Management Services
Imagine you run Google Ads campaigns for small businesses. Every day, potential clients are posting things like:
“Google Ads feels too expensive, is it worth it?”
"My campaigns aren’t converting, any tips?"
“Looking for someone to help with PPC.”
Now, instead of scrolling endlessly hoping to stumble across these posts, Commentions can place your input right where it matters.
See the difference? These aren’t spam.
They’re genuine, helpful insights from a professional. Add a clear profile photo, a link to your Calendly, and maybe your WhatsApp number, and you’ll come across as approachable and credible.
Step 1 – Connect Your Accounts
Start with X, then add Quora and YouTube.
If you really want to scale, connect multiple accounts per platform. That way, you’ll appear in more conversations and gain authority faster.
Step 2 – Create Your Brand Profile
This is where you shape how your service is presented:
Brand Name → Your own name
Brand Summary → Short intro about your service
Brand Persona → Defines your audience and tone
Problems You Solve → Common client struggles you address
Benefits → Key reasons to hire you
What Makes You Unique → How you stand out without sounding pushy
This ensures your comments read like natural advice from an expert.
Step 3 – Create Your Workflow
For example:
Name it: “X – Google Ads Freelancer”
Pick the platform: X (later add Quora & YouTube)
Select your account
Link your freelancer profile
Set your tone (casual, formal, optimistic—whatever fits you) and choose first person since you’re promoting your own service. Then add keywords like:
“Google Ads Agency”
“PPC campaign”
Link your freelancer profile
This way, your comments appear exactly where potential clients are asking for help.
💡 Pro Tip: Since freelance work is often local or national, set your language to match your market (e.g., English in the U.S., French in France).
This keeps your efforts targeted.
Finally, define your daily activity. Each X account can post up to 50 comments a day. With just 2–3 accounts, you’re looking at 100+ new opportunities daily.
Scaling Up = More Clients
Once you’ve got your first workflow running, the next step is all about scale. By connecting several accounts, you naturally extend your reach and show up in more conversations each day. You can also create different workflows for the same service, each with its own set of keywords, tones, or even slightly different angles. Some may focus on cost savings, while others highlight strategy or long-term growth. Expanding to multiple platforms: X, Quora, and YouTube, makes your presence even stronger, because you’ll be part of discussions across the places where people are actively seeking advice. The more conversations you join, the more your name becomes associated with the solution people are looking for.
Bonus Tip – Look Like a Real Pro
Scaling works best when your profiles look credible. If someone clicks through to your account, they should immediately feel you’re the right person to help them. That means using a professional profile photo, writing a short description that showcases your expertise, and keeping your account alive by liking or sharing relevant posts. It doesn’t take much effort, but it builds trust. When your profiles give the impression of a genuine, skilled freelancer, every comment you leave carries more weight, and people are far more likely to reach out.
See Examples 👇
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