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Amit Straus
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GrowthOasis Security2026

A daily engine for organic reach

An automated system that finds the conversations worth joining. 1,879 new followers in 30 days with zero paid spend, on a page of 17,270.

The problem

Organic reach in a technical category does not come from posting more. It comes from showing up in the right conversations, quickly, with something worth saying. Doing that by hand means someone scrolling for an hour a day and still missing most of it.

What I did

  • Automated collection across LinkedIn, X and Reddit, deduplicated and filtered to the last 24 hours.
  • Gated candidates on both quality and author authority, so the output is a short list of conversations actually worth entering rather than everything on topic.
  • Drafted a specific angle per item, plus a recommended action, so the work left for a human is judgment rather than research.
  • Routed expert-level threads to the researchers and product people best placed to answer them.
  • Logged every run to a structured database so the process is reviewable rather than vibes-based.
  • Built a parallel weekly competitive intelligence system on the same pattern.
  • Codified voice in a reusable skill, now on its sixth iteration, plus a per-post record of structure used, feedback received and lesson learned.

What changed

  • 1,879 new followers in a 30-day window, on a page of 17,270, with zero sponsored spend. All of it organic.
  • Comments up 92.5% and reposts up 126.7% over the previous period. Engagement depth is the metric you cannot buy.
  • 84,000 organic impressions in the same window, alongside 73,000 search appearances.
  • A repeatable daily process, still running, that turns roughly 244 candidate conversations into ten high-authority engagement actions.
  • A content operation with a documented voice guide and per-post learning capture, rather than institutional memory in one person's head.

What I will not claim

Two things I will not overclaim. That 30-day window includes the announcement that the company was being acquired by Cyera, and a billion-dollar exit generates attention no content strategy can take credit for. And roughly 46% of total impressions in the period were sponsored, so only the organic figures above are mine to point at. The follower growth is the clean number: 100% organic, no paid support.

What I took from it

Publishing the caveat next to the number is the whole point. Anyone can screenshot a good week. The defensible claim is that the system exists, runs daily, and makes its decisions reviewable, and that the growth it produced needed no budget.

Organic growthAutomationContent opsAPIs