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LinkedIn prompts
LinkedIn prompts calibrated to the platform’s actual register — posts that read like a person, profile rewrites, comment strategies — without the engagement-bait clichés the feed is drowning in.
Every prompt lists the exact tool and version it was tested against.
Write a first line that survives LinkedIn's "see more" cutoffGenerate several first-line options for a LinkedIn post, each built to work as a complete thought before LinkedIn truncates it, not a teaser fragment cut off mid-sentence.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-14Turn a work memory into a story-driven LinkedIn post with a real lessonStructure a raw work anecdote into hook, setup, turn, and lesson — the beat structure that keeps a personal story from reading as either a humble-brag or a vague inspirational quote.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-11Outline a swipeable LinkedIn carousel from a single ideaTurn one idea into a slide-by-slide outline for LinkedIn's native document-upload carousel format, built around one point per slide instead of a wall of text repeated across pages.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-18Rewrite your LinkedIn About section so it reads as a person, not a resumeTurn disjointed notes or a resume-voice draft into a first-person About section that opens strong before LinkedIn's preview cutoff and reads like it was written by the person, not extracted from a CV.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-21Rewrite your LinkedIn headline to work everywhere it actually appearsTurn a plain job title into a 220-character headline that still makes sense in the compact spaces it shows up in most — search results, comments, and connection requests — not just under your name on the full profile.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-23Draft comments on other people's posts that actually earn you visibilityGenerate substantive, specific comment drafts for target posts — built to be worth replying to, not a "Great post!" that gets buried and signals nothing.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-26Build a month of LinkedIn content around 3-4 real pillars, not a posting scheduleTurn your expertise and a business goal into a month of planned posts with real format variety and a reason each one exists, instead of a generic "post 3x a week" list.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-29Turn a client project into a LinkedIn case-study post that reads as proof, not a press releaseStructure a real project outcome into a situation-obstacle-action-result post that leads with tension instead of "Case Study:", without inventing any number you were not actually given.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-01Design a LinkedIn poll that reveals a real signal, not just clicksTurn a topic into 2-4 poll options phrased with genuine tension, sized to LinkedIn's option-length limit — and get flagged if the poll you asked for is actually just engagement bait with no informational value.ChatGPTClaude2026-08-03Repurpose a blog post into a LinkedIn post that doesn't read like a summaryExtract the single strongest argument from a long-form post and rewrite it for LinkedIn's feed register — short lines, one idea, a native hook — instead of pasting in the blog's own headline and headers.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-05Write a LinkedIn hiring post that gets read, not scrolled pastTurn a job opening into a post-native hiring announcement that leads with the real problem the hire will own, distinct from a pasted job description with a company logo.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-06Turn your LinkedIn post analytics into one specific next-post hypothesisFeed in the numbers LinkedIn's own post analytics panel gives you and get a plain-language read on what actually happened, plus exactly one testable change for the next post — not a re-explanation of the numbers you already have.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-07
