Supergrow Features

LinkedIn Post Generator

Supergrow offers a feature-rich dashboard tailored to LinkedIn creators and companies with a strong presence on the platform.

Its goal? To streamline the writing process and help you publish faster, without sacrificing quality.

You can start a post in several ways:

• From scratch

• Using a YouTube video link

• A LinkedIn post or article

• Or even a book reference

This can be incredibly handy when summarizing an article that would otherwise be time-consuming, as this tool generates the post directly.

However, it’s important to test the reliability of different AI tools, since their results can sometimes become repetitive.

It often starts with similar points, and the main issue I've encountered using AI is its tendency to generalize.

And sometimes, to add value, you need to provide specific details and infuse them with your personal touch.

In my case, I tested it with a post created from scratch, focused on the importance of copywriting for entrepreneurs, and here's the result I got:

They offer various templates for typical LinkedIn posts, such as insights, celebrations, tips, and myths, which are known to perform well and read smoothly on LinkedIn.

But you can also craft one yourself.

I’ve decided to use a pre-designed template since it streamlines the process.

Once inside the editor, you’ll find:

• Basic formatting (bold, italics)

• A CTA improver button

• Live preview (mobile, tablet, desktop) to check where the “see more” cut-off hits

However, I haven't seen any feature for generating hooks directly, although typically the generated post includes one.

Another useful feature is the post preview on the right-hand side, available for mobile, tablet, or desktop, which is great for checking where the "see more" appears.

However, there are other apps like MagicPost where you can regenerate the hook directly within the post.

Lastly, the parameter that stood out to me is the “Check Score”, which assigns a rating based on your post's clarity, coherence, readability, presence of a hook, and CTA effectiveness.

It gives you a score from 1 to 5 to indicate how complete your post is and also checks grammar, which is incredibly helpful.

Carousel Maker

Once you've written and refined your post, adding a visual element is always beneficial, whether it's an image or, as is now trending, a carousel to summarize your content.

You can also create carousels using design platforms like Canva or Photoshop for professionals; however, what sets this platform apart is its pre-designed templates directly available on the site for developing your posts.

With their carousel templates, you can replicate your post, and it presents you with various carousel options.

Yet, creating your own design can be more compelling as it enables you to establish your visual identity, often necessitating the use of another application.

While convenient for quickly saving time in urgent situations, it's somewhat restricted for everyday content creation needs."

Post Ideas Generator

Supergrow features a handy tool for generating ideas, perfect for overcoming writer's block that many content creators face.

This tool becomes incredibly useful when you're consistently producing content and hit a creativity slump. At such times, apps like Supergrow can provide much-needed inspiration.

I tested it with the topic "apps or tools that every entrepreneur should know," and here are the results I obtained:

Additionally, it includes a button that gathers insights from the latest news related to the topic you've entered.

LinkedIn Post Scheduling

One of the standout features of Supergrow is its content scheduling capability, offering both weekly and monthly calendar formats.

This setup makes it easy to visualize and plan all the content you intend to publish and develop your content calendar and strategy.

LinkedIn Engagements

I initially thought this feature would be an engagement analyzer to track metrics and analytics, but I couldn't be more wrong.

Supergrow's LinkedIn Engagements feature is designed to curate your LinkedIn feed, allowing you to create a list of specific people whose content you want to engage with, saving you time from scrolling through your feed.

The first step involves adding contacts to your list and then engaging with their posts.

While it could be useful for content creators managing crowded feeds to keep track of inspiring creators, the manual process of adding contacts is quite laborious.

Although you can upload contacts via CSV, it may not be compelling for all content creators who prefer LinkedIn’s suggestions based on interests.

Overall, it’s a feature worth exploring, but it may not suit everyone's workflow.