Creating a Keyword List in Commenter AI

If you’re using LinkedIn to build relationships, visibility, or authority, you already know that commenting on the right posts can open doors. But here’s the problem. Scrolling the feed looking for something relevant to comment on can burn hours and still leave you with nothing useful to say.

That’s where keyword lists in Commenter.ai come in.

Keyword lists give you a smarter, faster way to find conversations that matter. Instead of hunting around LinkedIn trying to find posts to engage with, the keyword list feature pulls them all into one place. That means more time commenting and connecting, and less time aimlessly scrolling.

Let’s break it down.

What Is a Keyword List?

Inside the Post Feed feature of Commenter.ai, you have a few different ways to filter the posts you see. You can filter by people, by topics, or by keywords. Keyword lists fall under the topic filter.

A keyword list is exactly what it sounds like. It’s a list of specific words or phrases that you want Commenter.ai to look out for across the platform.

Think of it as a content magnet. It pulls in posts that mention the topics you’re interested in or want to be known for. So instead of guessing where the right conversations are, the keyword list shows them to you automatically.

Why Keyword Lists Matter

If you’re trying to build thought leadership or stay top of mind around a particular area, like personal branding, client acquisition, leadership, or hiring, keyword lists help you find posts where those conversations are already happening.

That means you can:

• Comment on the topics that matter to your brand

• Add insights to the right discussions

• Engage with people already talking about your area of expertise

• Stay consistent without losing hours to searching

Over time, this helps you show up as someone with a clear point of view. Someone who’s active, relevant, and visible in the right places.

You’re not just showing up more often. You’re showing up in the right conversations.

How to Create a Keyword List

Setting up a keyword list in Commenter.ai is quick and simple.

1. Open the Post Feed feature
   This is where you’ll see content suggestions based on your filters.

2. Click on “Add/Edit Keyword Lists”
   This will take you to your current keyword lists. You can switch between them anytime while browsing posts.

3. Click “Create a New Keyword List”
   Give your list a name that’s easy to recognise. For example, if you’re curating content around personal branding, name it just that.

4. Add your keywords
   Type in the words or phrases you want to track, separated by commas. For example:

   • Personal branding

   • LinkedIn profile

   • Online presence

   • Thought leadership

   • Visibility

5. Save your list
   Once saved, the list becomes available in your Post Feed filter options.

6. Use your list in the Post Feed
   When you select your keyword list, the Post Feed will update to show content that matches the terms you added. You can then jump straight into those conversations and start engaging.

What to Do Once You’ve Got It Set Up

Once your keyword list is live, it becomes a shortcut to meaningful engagement.

You can:

• Comment on current posts that align with your expertise

• Share ideas, observations, or questions that add to the conversation

• Connect with creators and professionals already in your space

• Stay visible without having to spend ages scrolling

It’s not about starting cold conversations. It’s about jumping into ones that are already active and relevant. That’s far more efficient and much more likely to build traction.

You can also create multiple lists. So if you have more than one area of interest, or different target groups to engage with, you can easily switch between feeds without needing to change anything manually.

TLDR

Keyword lists in Commenter.ai are a small feature with a big impact. They help you focus your efforts, stay consistent, and connect with the right people without wasting time.

If you want to grow your LinkedIn presence, this is one of the easiest ways to stay visible, relevant, and consistent without relying on random scrolling or guesswork.

Choose a topic. Create your list. Let the feed populate. Then start showing up in the conversations that actually matter.