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Instagram Auto DM for English Speaking Tutors: Keywords, DM Scripts and What to Sell

19 October 2026

Spoken English learners comment in the language they are learning away from: "sir english sikhna hai", "batch ka fees?", "speak kaise kare". An Instagram auto DM for english speaking tutor accounts understands those Hinglish comments, matches the keyword even with spelling mistakes, and replies in the commenter's language within a second. Viralyze was built for exactly this mix of English, Hindi and Hinglish.

This guide covers what a spoken English tutor should sell, keyword ideas, a Hinglish DM script that fills a batch, and a 1:1 practice menu.

What does an English speaking tutor sell on Instagram?

A free "100 daily phrases" PDF as a lead magnet, a monthly online batch sold as a course, a recorded self-paced course on tenses or interview English, and 1:1 practice calls where the learner just talks for 30 minutes.

In Viralyze each is a product with its own checkout page at 0% platform fee, and the practice calls run on the booking page. UPI works for learners who do not have cards, and payouts reach your bank weekly.

Which keywords fit spoken English reels?

  • SPEAK on pronunciation or "say this, not that" reels, sending the phrases PDF
  • BATCH on reels where you show a class moment, sending the batch checkout
  • PRACTICE on reels about fear of speaking, sending the 1:1 booking page

Add Hinglish variants in the same automation: "english sikhna hai", "batch batao", "practice karna hai". Keywords are not case-sensitive and the matcher handles typos such as "spek" and "batc". Each keyword can send a different reply, so SPEAK and BATCH can coexist on one reel.

A Hinglish DM script for the BATCH keyword

"Hi! Agle Monday se naya evening batch shuru ho raha hai, 7 to 8 PM, Monday to Friday, Google Meet par. Pehle hafte sirf bolne ki practice, grammar baad mein. Fees ₹1,200 per month, UPI se pay karo aur seat confirm. Link yahan hai. Agar morning chahiye toh reply karo MORNING, main 7 AM batch ki details bhejta hoon."

The reply "MORNING" arrives in the Viralyze Inbox with the original comment attached, inside the 24-hour window, so you can answer from the app between classes.

Will the DM go out in Hindi if the comment is in Hindi?

Yes. Replies go out in the commenter's language: English, Hindi or Hinglish. The public comment reply can be in Hinglish too ("DM check karo 💌") and rotates between variations. AI variations also make each DM read slightly differently, which matters when 200 learners comment on the same reel and compare messages.

What goes on a tutor's 1:1 practice menu?

1. 30-minute conversation practice, phone or Google Meet, ₹300 2. 45-minute interview English session, Google Meet, ₹600 3. 10-session practice pack, ₹2,500 4. Add-on: recorded feedback voice note after the call, ₹100

Learners pick a service plus add-ons and the price combines automatically. Google Calendar connects once so batch hours block 1:1 slots. Payment is upfront by UPI, WhatsApp reminders go out before each session, and you decide whether learners can cancel themselves and until when.

Which reels fill the batch?

The home screen shows top reels by DMs over 7, 30 or 90 days. Many tutors find that a reel correcting one common mistake ("I am agree" versus "I agree") sends more BATCH DMs than a general "learn English with me" reel. The per-automation funnel shows comments, matched, delivered, clicked and signed up, so you can see whether the PDF or the batch link is where learners stop.

Frequently asked questions

**Does the follow-gate work with Hinglish nudges?** Yes. It asks non-followers to follow first, up to three times, and existing followers get the link immediately.

**Can I pause the BATCH automation once seats are full?** Yes. Auto-pause after N DMs or on a date, or pause manually; the state shows as Paused.

**Do I need a Facebook Page for this?** No. A Business or Creator Instagram account is enough, and you log in on Meta's own screen.

Start the 7-day free trial of Viralyze, no card needed, and let your next pronunciation reel fill the evening batch.

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