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How to use talking-point angles
Ideas for your own reply, when you'd rather not start from a draft.
Talking points are typically 3 to 5 one-sentence ideas for what a helpful reply could cover, for example "Share one number you actually measured" or "Ask the poster a follow-up question".
They are useful when:
- none of the drafts sound like you,
- you have a strong opinion and want to write from scratch,
- you want to reply without mentioning your brand at all.
Pick one or two, write your reply around them, and leave the rest.
Note: talking points and verdict reasons appear on the Analyze threads page right after the analysis. They aren't shown in My drafts (which holds drafts only), so copy any you want to keep before leaving the page. Skips have no drafts, so they don't appear in My drafts at all.
Still stuck? Email hello@threadmention.com from the address on your account.
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