100 Posts vs. 100 Comments - Two Different Client-Finding Strategies
- Chastity Cortijo
- Jul 27
- 2 min read
100 Posts vs. 100 Comments - Two Different Client-Finding Strategies
Let’s clear something up:
Posting and Commenting are not the same thing - and both have their place in your client-hunting strategy.
📌 100 Comments Strategy (aka: “Be Seen in Their Space”) You’re showing up in their world. It's not about you - you’re the helpful, observant one who adds value.
Think: responding under other people’s posts in Facebook groups, Threads, LinkedIn, Reddit, etc.
Benefits:
• Builds visibility fast
• Builds credibility without pitching
• Gets you into conversations with potential clients
How often:
Do 10–20 meaningful comments per day for 5 days/week.
That’s 100 comments in 5 days.
Tools to help:
Facebook Group search bar (search “help,” “VA,” “recommend,” etc.)
Threads/Reddit: Use keywords your ideal clients use
Google Keep or Notes app: save smart replies to reuse
📣 100 Posts Strategy using T.E.A. (aka: “Be the Source”) You’re building your brand and drawing people to you.
Think: posts on your own profile, public group shares, Skool posts, Threads, or your email list.
Benefits:
• Positions you as the expert
• Attracts inbound leads
• Builds trust over time
How often:
Aim for 3 - 5 solid posts per week across platforms.
Batch them in advance and follow a posting schedule (like T.E.A.+O).
Tools to help:
Canva or Notion to plan posts
PostPlanner or Meta Business Suite for scheduling
ChatGPT for rewriting posts in different tones
💡Final Tip:
Start with 3 posts/week and 10 comments/day.
Scale as you get comfortable.
Both strategies work — but together, they compound.
Which one do you need to lean into more right now, 100 Posts vs. 100 Comments? Let’s talk.
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