Shaking Medicine Instagram CRM
AI Claude Refinements




Categories:
For all categories instead of having the messages disappear when we click them, just mark it as done like some of the categories have been doing. This is in case we need to come back and click another button or put them in a category, etc. and can easily find them.


Claude took all the people I had marked as ‘Partners’ and ‘SM Teachers’ and ‘CRM’ out of those buckets. Claude, please put all of them back in so I don’t have to manually do it again.


In Engagers when I click the ‘All’ Filter it is showing me messages I’ve already sent and not the new ones.








Filters:
These subtabs don’t seem to be working properly:  ⚡ NEEDS REPLY 162↑ BUMP UP 2874ALL 3036✉ SENT 2437
New Followers:


UnFollow:


Phase 2: Once a month I’d like you to suggest the top 50 profiles I should unfollow. The first month suggest 200. Put in an Unfollow category, that we can go through when we have time. We shouldn’t unfollow people in the crm, teachers, or partners categories. I want to keep the SM followers under about 1k, creating space to follow newer high profile accounts and/or people in our Skool community, SM Teachers, etc. Unfollow priority should be low impact accounts, low activity accounts, low follower accounts, people we’re not interacting with, accounts minimally related to our field, etc.
Messages


Have the ‘show welcome templates’ open by default






Bump Ups:
The reset button isn’t showing on bump 1.


Engagers:




Phase 2: It would be nice to refine it to all new likes (or comments?) and make it post specific. Perhaps it does this for any post that is engaged with even old ones. We can have a general option for all posts “Hey [name]! 🙂 Thanks for the love on my post. I’m curious what resonated for you?” We should have a list perhaps that we keep in this “Post Messages” H2 where we specify an exact message for an exact post. We can have a unique claude generated one based on the content of the post as well.


Post Messages:






Messaging Refinement:


Phase 2: Constant Message Refinement




Safety