Sure, you get some attention. - However, the kind of attention that makes people shake their heads is unlikely to turn into sales.
The idea itself makes sense. Your competitors have already gathered an audience you want to reach. Contribute something useful and you give those people a reason to notice you.
But the message you send with a stock response? - Cringe!
You replace the expertise and experience people might actually pay you for with ready-made truths that could sit under almost any post.
You are setting your quality bar right there for everyone to see and experience.
For a potential buyer, your comment is a small sample of your judgement. If you sell expertise, that sample matters.
They are getting a first impression of what you consider worth saying under your own name.
It is like saying: “Come here and see. There is nothing to see.”
And you are doing it in front of an audience your competitor has already given a reason to listen.
Think about it. - Thanks to you, everyone still contributing something original looks better by comparison.
Has a comment ever made you consider buying from someone? - What made the message convincing?