Extrovert's Delayed Posting feature helps you space out your comments so you don't overwhelm your prospects. Instead of posting a bunch of comments at once, you can add a delay between them. This way, your audience sees your comments over time, which keeps you in their minds without overdoing it. Plus, it's easy to approve comments as you go through your feed.
To turn on delayed posting, go to Campaign → Feed settings and turn on the Natural comment spacing card. You can then choose the delay length next to Delay between comments.
Delayed posting is a plan feature. If your plan doesn't include it, the Natural comment spacing switch is greyed out with an option to upgrade.
How it works
Add a delay: Extrovert lets you set a waiting period before each approved comment is posted. For example, you can set a delay of 1 day between comments. This ensures comments are spread out naturally over time.
Choose the delay: Set it to 1, 2, or 3 days next to Delay between comments, depending on what works best for your campaign and audience.
Choosing your delay:
1 day: prospects post often, or you want quicker follow-ups.
2 days: a balanced default for most campaigns.
3 days: prospects post rarely, or you're building long-term relationships and want the lightest touch.
Spacing vs your daily limit. Natural comment spacing is separate from your daily comment limit. The daily limit caps how many comments post per day across your whole account; spacing staggers multiple comments you approve for the same prospect across days. A comment held back by spacing still counts toward the daily limit on the day it actually posts.
Benefits of delayed posting
Keeps engagement real: Spacing out comments makes your activity feel natural and helps prospects interact with each comment more effectively.
Better experience for prospects: Instead of bombarding prospects with lots of comments at once, you create a steady flow of messages that help keep you in their minds.
Best practices
Match delays to activity: Use shorter delays if your prospects post a lot, and longer delays if they post less often.
Align with your goals: Use longer delays if you want to build long-term relationships. Use shorter delays if you want quicker follow-ups.