CommentTap is launching soon — turn Instagram comments into DMs, links and leads, automatically.

Template

Webinar sign-up template

Send your webinar registration link automatically to interested commenters.

The template

What's inside this Tap

Who it's for

Coaches, consultants and educators promoting a live or recorded webinar.

Example post

Reel announcing your topic and date, ending with: “Comment JOIN and I'll send you the registration link.”

Trigger keyword

JOIN

Opening DM

So glad you want in! Here's your spot for the webinar — tap below to register and you'll get the reminders.

Delivery message

You're one tap from a seat 👉 Register here, and I'll send a reminder before we go live so you don't miss it.

Follow-up

Reminder: the session is almost here. If you registered, watch your inbox for the join link a few minutes before we start.
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How it works

Three steps from comment to lead

  1. 01

    Choose a post and keyword

    Pick any reel or post and the words that should trigger a reply — like 'guide' or 'price'.

  2. 02

    Add your message and offer

    Write the DM, then attach a link, PDF, coupon code or booking page. Preview it on a phone as you go.

  3. 03

    CommentTap sends it — and tracks it

    Every match gets an instant DM. Clicks, emails and leads show up in your analytics automatically.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does it work for evergreen webinars too?
Yes. Point the link at an evergreen registration page and the template keeps sending sign-ups whenever someone comments, not just around a live date.
Can I remind people before it starts?
Use the follow-up message to nudge registrants before you go live. Reminders noticeably improve attendance for both live and evergreen sessions.
How do I see who signed up?
Registration link clicks are tracked per campaign, so you can see how many commenters followed through to your webinar registration page.
Can I use it for a paid workshop?
Yes. Point the link at a paid checkout or a registration page with payment, and the template still delivers it to interested commenters, so the same flow works for free and paid sessions alike.