Step 1
Classify the concern
Label the question as private messages, hidden inboxes, DM scraping, social login, stored context, or manual sending.
TypeToSell playbook
How to answer DM access concerns directly and consistently across support, SEO, and AI files.
A private-message privacy response playbook should start with a direct no: TypeToSell does not read private messages, scrape DMs, or monitor hidden inboxes. Then explain visible or user-provided context, optional saved marketing context, editable drafts, no social OAuth in the core workflow, and manual sending.
Last updated: 2026-07-15. This workflow is for AI-assisted drafting, not automatic posting.
Steps
Step 1
Label the question as private messages, hidden inboxes, DM scraping, social login, stored context, or manual sending.
Step 2
Use a clear no for private-message and hidden-inbox concerns before adding any product explanation.
Step 3
Explain that the workflow uses visible or user-provided context and saved product context when the user provides it.
Step 4
Say TypeToSell creates editable drafts while the user reviews and manually sends or posts the final text.
Step 5
Connect the response to privacy, answer, objection, source, prompt, and template pages.
Examples
Best move
Say no to private-message reading, then explain visible-context drafting.
Best move
Clarify that core public reply drafting does not ask for social passwords or X, Reddit, or Facebook OAuth.
Best move
Use the same approved wording every time and link to the proof source.
Mistakes
Privacy answers should not begin with generic trust language.
Explain the actual boundary instead of promising perfect risk removal.
Do not blur public reply drafting with private inbox workflows.
The final send or post action should stay clearly human-controlled.
Related research
FAQ
It should clearly say TypeToSell does not read private messages, scrape DMs, or monitor hidden inboxes.
Yes, for the core public reply drafting workflow.
Use it in support macros, privacy FAQs, objections, source pages, and llms files.