I described AI-powered moderation as a way to handle Facebook ad comments around the clock. On 2025-01-18, I claimed that “Facebooks comment moderation misses 20%+ of negative comments” and said the service I promoted uses AI “so no comment gets missed 24/7.” I presented it as a must for people running Facebook ads, but gave no measurement or independent evidence for the 20%+ figure and did not explain how the coverage claim works operationally.
On November 23, 2025, replying to @ERodz3, I mentioned “deep research and automations” and gave comment moderation as an example. I did not specify what the research or automations involved, or describe a moderation workflow.
On November 25, 2025, I replied to @ariesnotebook, who described an unnamed Shopify jewelry brand as scaling fast with a clean offer and said it should focus on negative comments. I shared a link described as “SmartReply for setting up an AI support agent on your pages,” but did not explicitly connect the tool to that brand or explain what handling negative comments would involve. This mention relates to my notes on smartreply free trials and setup.
On November 27, 2025, I promoted SmartReply for businesses scaling for Black Friday, saying it handles every comment and DM instantly and can be installed in a few minutes. I also said “8 figure brands” rely on it. These are promotional claims in my post; I did not give measured response times, identify those brands, or provide evidence for the claims. I shared https://t.co/nczJTdsTce for installation.
In a November 27, 2025 reply to @ariesnotebook, I wrote, “Enable SmartReply,” and shared https://t.co/X3alsLYGCD. The quoted post—not my reply—claimed that SmartReply handles every comment and DM instantly, takes a few minutes to install, and is relied on by “8 figure brands.” My reply does not independently verify those claims. These customer-support automation mentions relate to tiktok shop ai support agents.
In a reply on 2025-01-18, I recommended replacing a VA who checks comments every day with the linked service at https://t.co/o13D5pZDRc. The reply echoed @ariesnotebook’s claims about missed negative comments and 24/7 AI moderation; those claims were @ariesnotebook’s in the quoted post, not separate evidence I provided. The capture does not identify the service or its features or performance.
On 2025-02-25, I recommended Smartreply for comment moderation and engagement on Meta and TikTok, saying an AI agent could be trained for any individual page. I shared https://t.co/d11DAtX91L, but did not describe how training works, the product’s features or pricing, or any results.
On April 18, 2025, I described @SmartReply_AI as an AI agent for moderating comments on Meta ads. I said it could be trained toward more sales, more booked calls, or greater engagement through conversations, and claimed that Meta still misses many negative comments even when page filters are enabled. Unlike a VA, I said, the agent works 24/7. I did not identify how it is trained or explain how its performance is measured.
On June 20, 2025, I said people were coming to @SmartReply_AI for social-media DM tickets and comment moderation after switching from Gorgias. I said I would like to show @scalingszn the product. I gave no count of switchers or details about the demonstration.
On July 24, 2025, I recommended @SmartReply_AI for managing comments at scale. I said its trained AI can automate comments and hide negative ones that Meta cannot hide, including GIFs, and that it worked wonders for my clients Snow and Bask & Lather. I disclosed that I was biased, and gave no metrics or details about the workflows behind these claims.
On September 5, 2025, replying to @anothercohen, I recommended that an unspecified “they” use @SmartReply_AI to handle all social media and email too. I did not clarify who “they” were or what channels and capabilities this recommendation covered. These social and email support uses relate to my broader notes on tiktok shop ai support agents.
On 2025-04-15, I recommended https://t.co/d11DAtX91L for social media customer support, including DMs and comment moderation. The capture does not identify the linked product or report adoption or outcomes.
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