Examples For Question/Answers
When you enable Question/Answers under Story Engagement, Wolf Engager Pro replies to Question stickers on your targets' stories. This guide shows you how to set up the list of answers it can choose from.
Where to find it
Open your task → scroll to Story Engagement (under Story Actions) → enable Question/Answers → an Answer List field appears.
How to add answers
- Open the Answer List section
- Type a short reply (one line per answer)
- Click Add Answer after each one
- Click Save Answers to lock them in
Wolf Engager Pro picks one answer at random for each Question sticker it encounters.
What makes a good answer list
- Short replies (2–6 words) — long ones look out of place in Question sticker replies
- Generic enough to fit any question — your reply doesn't know what the question is, so it has to work for "Favorite color?" AND "Best movie?"
- A mix of casual and on-brand — purely generic feels robotic; purely branded feels off-topic
- Aim for 15–25 unique answers — fewer, and you'll start repeating quickly
Example answer list
Replace these with your own brand voice — they're starters:
🔥 💯 Love this! Awesome Same here Yes! Totally agree 👏 Nice This is great Big yes Couldn't agree more Beautiful Vibes ✨ Inspired
Mix short reactions with 1–2 word phrases. Throw in 2–3 emoji-only replies for variety. Avoid full sentences — they read as bot answers when paired with an unrelated question.
Common mistakes
- ❌ Only 3–4 answers — looks repetitive within a day
- ❌ Answers tied to specific topics ("Pizza is the best") — won't fit half the questions you'll hit
- ❌ Long sentences — look fake; short reactions look human
- ❌ All emojis, no words — also robotic; mix it up
- ❌ Brand promo in every answer — comes off as spammy
How often the answers fire
Each answer reply is governed by your Reaction Frequency setting in Story Engagement (we recommend once every 24 hours per user). The Answer List itself doesn't control how often — just what gets sent.
Need help?
Your Growth Team can review your answer list and suggest variations that fit your niche better. Just ask.