Extrovert Reviews

The Extrovert thing is a pretty cool tool for LinkedIn users. It's like, it helps you keep up with important people by showing only their posts and even gives you ideas for comments, but you can still say your own stuff too. It's awesome 'cause it saves you loads of time and keeps you looking active.

GoExtrovert has been a remarkable tool in my digital toolkit for several months now. Its ability to monitor the activity of selected individuals—beyond just the contacts I follow—has provided me with invaluable insights. The platform’s intelligent comment generation, which tailors responses based on personal and company information, has been a game-changer. It feels as though I genuinely craft the comments, and the ease of customizing them with built-in presets or my own prompts is incredibly user-friendly.
Extrovert has adeptly addressed the challenge of expanding my digital reach. By facilitating authentic interactions, it has not only made me recognizable to potential clients but also translated into tangible outcomes like connection requests, meetings, and deals. The platform has simplified the process of engaging with a broader audience while maintaining a personal touch that resonates with my prospects.

I have used an Extrovert for several months.
It's a brilliant tool that saved me hours of my life, making it easy to establish and maintain relationships on LinkedIn.
The main problem I faced on LinkedIn was their "smart" feed. It mixes new and old posts and adds ADS and posts of people I don't even know.
Extroverts help me to see posts only from my curated list of profiles. It's a super simple but brilliant feature.
Their AI pre-generated comments help me start replying not from scratch, making each reply more relevant and easy to read.
I receive new incoming connections thanks to Extrovert.

The only thing I miss is an iOS app, but even a mobile web page works well in Safari on my iPhone.