if you run a business, i'm begging you to look at this
you could be missing thousands in sales because you never see the buying signals.
here's how i'd use it:
1/ find people already asking about your product.
say a creator posts about your product. someone in the comments asks where to buy it.
neither of them tagged you, your team never sees the conversation.
ren finds these mentions across social platforms and flags opportunities for your team.
2/ find out what your competitors' customers want.
ask it: "what do our competitors' customers keep requesting that nobody offers yet?"
use those conversations to find product ideas, improve your offer, or understand what's stopping people from buying.
3/ follow up on the interest you're already getting.
ren brings together product questions from DMs across your channels and drafts replies with a shop link.
your team reviews and approves. you can also ask it to draft a plan or creator brief around an opportunity it finds.
now do the math:
if you sell a $500 product or service, 10 extra sales means $5k in additional revenue.
i'd start with one question: "where are people asking about our products without getting an answer?"
Today we introduce Ren π the agent at the core of Nectar.
It's the most powerful agent ever released for marketing + growth teams.
Your team canβt be everywhere at once. Ren can.
Official partnerships with Meta, TikTok, LI, Reddit and X give context where other AIs miss.
being a marketer in 2026 and not growing your own page is the biggest MISTAKE you can make
i had a few calls with marketing guys who are active on X, and their DMs are blowing up
you're selling attention for other people and have zero of it for yourself?
START POSTING ON X
package your experience into long-form articles + a bunch of QRTs, or record 5-10 min video explainers
do this, and your network will look like nothing you've ever had before
i started posting on π 2 weeks ago. after 3 calls with friends who have 20k-50k followers, my first article hit 150k views.
going viral is easier than it looks.
here's what i learned:
1/ research before you start posting. study creators who regularly get 10k-50k+ views with a much smaller audience than yours. look at their topics, hooks, formats, and what people actually respond to.
2/ split your content roughly 70/30. 70% useful, bookmarkable content. 30% personal thoughts about your niche and quotes on other posts.
to find topics for that 70%, ask yourself:
- what does my audience save? lists, tips, tool stacks?
- what could make their work easier or better?
- what could help them make money?
for personal posts, share your experiences, observations, and opinions. give people a reason to follow YOU beyond the resources.
3/ reply to your audience. help people, have conversations, and listen to their feedback. their questions will tell you what to write next.
4.1/ write 2-4 useful articles around the same questions from point 2.
go deeper than you would in a tweet. include sources, examples, your own research, or workflows you've actually used.
the more useful material you give people, the more reasons they have to quote it or recommend it.
4.2/ after publishing an article, write 3-6 quote posts over the following days.
each one should add something.
a related finding, a useful list, a personal story, or a workflow that builds on the article. give people a different reason to open it each time.
an article that gets 20k views on day one could still reach 300k over the week.
publishing it is only the start.