Link where it converts
In the first comment, as a clickable card — not in the body Facebook downranks.
Traffic funnel
Blogger Article → Facebook Post
A teaser post with your article link in the first comment — the classic funnel.
The funnel is how blog traffic is bought for free on Facebook: a short teaser that opens a curiosity gap, and the link one comment below. Pick one of your Blogger articles (made with Video → Blog Article or any link), let the AI write a 40–80-word teaser that never gives the payoff plus a first comment that promises it, generate the picture, and publish or schedule. The article URL is appended under the comment automatically.
- InputOne of your Blogger articles or its link (+ optional text)
- OutputTeaser post + picture + first comment with the link
- CommentAutomatic (delay) or via Telegram
- PublishFacebook pages · now or scheduled
Who it is for
- Bloggers and affiliate sites monetized by page views.
- News sites that publish on Blogger and push through Facebook pages.
- Creators pairing Video → Blog Article with a Facebook audience.
What you get
- A teaser (40–80 words)Hook on the most intriguing point, 1–3 lines that build one open loop, a final line that sends readers to the first comment — no link in the post.
- A first comment1–2 lines teasing something specific the post did not reveal, ending with 👇; your article URL on its own line under it.
- Picture, preview, schedulingAs in the other post tools; the link becomes a clickable card under the comment.
How it works, step by step
- 1
New post
Open Blogger Article → Facebook Post → New post. Pick an article from your Blog Article projects or paste its link (and optionally its text).
- 2
Master Prompt → JSON
The prompt enforces the funnel: maximum 4–6 short lines, no summary, no payoff, no URL in the post; a first comment with a specific curiosity gap. Run it, paste the JSON back, edit teaser and comment in the composer.
- 3
Image
Generate with Gemini / ChatGPT or attach; hosted on ImgBB.
- 4
Publish
Pick pages; choose Post it automatically (with a delay so the post is live first) or Send to Telegram to post the comment by hand. The article link is prefilled from the source and appended under the comment at publish time.
Features in depth
Curiosity-gap rules
The prompt bans engagement bait ("comment YES"), stock CTAs and summaries; every teaser ends with a context-fitting pointer to the comment.
Delay-aware automation
Comment posted N minutes after the post goes live, or sent to Telegram.
Pairs with Blog Article
Articles published with Video → Blog Article appear in the picker with their live URL.
Every setting you control
Nothing is hidden behind a paywall or an "advanced" plan — these are the knobs in the app.
| Setting | Options | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Blog Article project · link · link + text | |
| First comment | Automatic (delay 0–60 min) · Telegram | |
| Image · pages · timing | As in the other post tools |
What you need
- A published Blogger article (or any URL)
- Gemini / ChatGPT connected
- A linked Facebook page, an ImgBB key, optionally a Telegram bot
Tips & best practices
- Use Telegram for new pages until Facebook trusts them with automatic comments.
- Keep the teaser under 80 words — longer reads like a post and kills the click.
- Pin the comment on Facebook after it is posted; the app tells you when it is live.
Honest limits
What the tool does not do (yet), so you are not surprised.
- Facebook may limit automatic comments on young pages; Telegram is the safe path.
- Facebook pages only.
Frequently asked questions
Why not put the link in the post?
Facebook reduces reach for posts with external links in the body. A teaser with the link in the first comment is the standard funnel.
Can the comment be posted for me?
Yes, automatically after a delay you set — or sent to your Telegram bot so you post it by hand, which is safer on new pages.
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