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Import Social Posts

Import customer posts from LinkedIn and X.

Keep the posts customers already wrote about you as testimonials, ready for sales and your website.

Proof Library · Posts
2 imported
  • Priya N.

    “Six months ago we were stitching together three tools for customer proof. Verado is the first one our reps open on their own.”

    Imported
  • Tom W.

    “Verado shaved a full week off our review cycle. Wish we had switched sooner.”

    Imported
  • Lena M.

    “Every rep on our team actually opens this one. That almost never happens with new tools.”

    Imported
  • Arjun S.

    “Our whole team moved over and nobody asked to go back.”

    Imported
  • Maya K.

    “We stopped screenshotting posts into slides. They all live in one place now.”

    Imported

Customers already post about you.

Unprompted posts carry weight.

A customer who posts about you without being asked is telling their network what they really think, and that network trusts them.

They tell the real story.

Customers write about the problem they had and what changed. That's the story a prospect wants to hear.

Then the post disappears.

Slack#marketing

Did anyone save that LinkedIn post Priya wrote about switching? Can't find it now.

Sticky noteBookmarks

Saved to Tom's browser only. Nobody else on the team knows it's there.

PowerPointPitch deck.pptx

Screenshot of a post, no link back to LinkedIn.

The feed moves on.

A good post is gone from everyone's feed in a day or two.

Bookmarks stay private.

Someone saves it in their own browser, and nobody else on the team knows it exists.

Screenshots lose the source.

A screenshot in a slide can't be checked, and it loses the link to the customer's profile.

Inside HighAdvocacy

How post import works.

Paste the link to a post. HighAdvocacy brings in the post with its author and date.

Imports · Social post
Review or social source
LinkedIn X

Post URL

Any public LinkedIn or X postFetch post
Imports · Preview
Before import

Tom W.

2 days ago

RevOps Lead, Halberd

“Verado shaved a full week off our review cycle. Wish we had switched sooner.”

Source link attachedImport
Imports · Social post
2 posts found

Arjun S.

“Our whole team moved over and nobody asked to go back.”

Ready

Priya N.

“Six months ago we were stitching together three tools for customer proof.”

Already imported

Saved once only. Duplicates are skipped automatically.

  1. Step 1

    Paste a post link.

    Use any public LinkedIn or X post where a customer talks about you.

    Imports · Social post
    Review or social source
    LinkedIn X

    Post URL

    Any public LinkedIn or X postFetch post
  2. Step 2

    Check what came in.

    See the post before anything is added, then import it.

    Imports · Preview
    Before import

    Tom W.

    2 days ago

    RevOps Lead, Halberd

    “Verado shaved a full week off our review cycle. Wish we had switched sooner.”

    Source link attachedImport
  3. Step 3

    No duplicates.

    If the post is already in your library, it's skipped instead of added twice.

    Imports · Social post
    2 posts found

    Arjun S.

    “Our whole team moved over and nobody asked to go back.”

    Ready

    Priya N.

    “Six months ago we were stitching together three tools for customer proof.”

    Already imported

    Saved once only. Duplicates are skipped automatically.

Public postSwitched from a competitor

“We moved off our old tool after it sat untouched for a year. Verado is the first one reps use without being asked.”

Lena M.Marlow Credit

Posts from customers who switched.

A customer who moved from a competitor and says why is the post a prospect still on that competitor wants to read. Import it, and sales has it ready for the next comparison.

For posts behind a login.

Posts in a private group, or ones you only see while signed in, can't be imported from a link. Save those with the Chrome Extension instead.

Ready when sales needs it.

In sales follow-ups.

Every imported post lands in the Proof Library with its original link, so a rep can send it to a prospect.

Where buyers browse.

Show customer posts on your Wall of Love or in a widget.

In your next campaign.

To get more posts like it, ask happy customers to post with Social Buzz.

Bring your customers' best social posts.