Follow-ups
Automatic DM follow-ups for the link they never opened
See it run
The link goes out the moment they comment.
How it works
Pick a delay
One hour, four, twelve. Measured from the first DM, so editing one nudge never shifts the others out of range.
Write the nudge
Short and light. "Still want that guide?" outperforms anything that reads like a sales email.
It skips the people who acted
Clicked already? Replied already? They never see it. Only the ones who went quiet get nudged.
The 24-hour rule
Instagram only lets a business message someone within 24 hours of that person's last message. It is a hard limit, not a guideline, and sending outside it is a policy violation rather than a failed request.
So a follow-up scheduled past that mark will not go out. The editor warns you as you set it, and anything queued past the window is skipped rather than attempted. In practice the useful range is one to twelve hours.
Up to three, and no more
Three nudges is the ceiling, on purpose. The 24-hour window would not fit a longer sequence anyway, and the second reminder already has sharply worse returns than the first.
What people use it for
Lead magnet delivery
The single highest-return use. Half the people who ask for a guide never open it on the first send.
Abandoned forms
They tapped the link but never submitted. One reminder brings a chunk of them back.
Launch windows
A nudge before the doors close, only to people who showed interest and stalled.
Booking links
Calendars get opened and abandoned constantly. A reminder is not pushy when they asked for it.
Works with
Recover the ones who went quiet
Ask for it
Need something that is not here yet?
Tell us what you were hoping to find. Requests from people who are still deciding are the ones that shape what gets built next, and they go straight to the person who writes the code. Leave an email and you get an answer, not a silent roadmap.
Bigger idea, or a build of your own? The full request page has more room.