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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.
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Write a first line that survives LinkedIn's "see more" cutoffGenerate six hook-line options for a LinkedIn post, each built on a different mechanism and tested against the actual character count where LinkedIn truncates a post, so every option reads as a complete thought before the cutoff rather than a fragment that only resolves after the tap.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-20Turn a work memory into a story-driven LinkedIn post with a real lessonStructure a raw, unpolished work anecdote into a hook-setup-turn-lesson post using LinkedIn's actual short-line, high-white-space format, while explicitly protecting the unflattering or uncertain detail that makes the story read as lived rather than as a templated failure-to-growth arc.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-22Outline 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 exactly one point per slide and a design note per slide, so it reads as a designed sequence instead of a wall of bullet points split across pages.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-23Rewrite 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, with keywords worked into real sentences instead of bolted onto the end.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-24Rewrite your LinkedIn headline to work everywhere it actually appearsProduce a full-length, compact, and structurally alternate headline — each independently authored for the specific rendering context it will appear in, from the full profile view down to the truncated space beside a comment or inside a search result row.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-25Draft comments on other people's posts that actually earn you visibilityGenerate substantive, specific comment drafts across three genuinely different moves — extend, question, resource — built to earn a reply and chain into further visibility, instead of 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 planned content run with real format variety and a stated, checkable reason each slot exists, instead of a generic "post 3x a week" list that can't be reviewed for whether it actually worked.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-27Turn 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:", with an explicit honesty check against inventing or rounding any number you weren't actually given.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-28Design a LinkedIn poll that reveals a real signal, not just clicksTurn a topic into three poll question variants, each with genuinely contested options sized to LinkedIn's option-length limit, with a stated interpretation for at least two possible result splits — and a flag on any variant that's really just engagement bait dressed as a poll.ChatGPTClaude2026-07-29Repurpose a blog post into a LinkedIn post that doesn't read like a summaryExtract the single strongest argument from a long-form post, name what got left out and why, and rewrite the chosen argument entirely in LinkedIn's native register — with an honest, hedged answer on link placement instead of a stated rule presented as settled fact.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-30Write 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 and names one genuinely hard part of the role, distinct from a pasted job description with a company logo attached.ClaudeChatGPT2026-07-31Turn 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, and no invented or rounded figures.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-01Outline a LinkedIn Newsletter issue that earns the next subscribeStructure a recurring LinkedIn Newsletter issue around a subject-line-style headline, a skimmable subheading structure, and one small recurring feature — because a newsletter's job is retention across issues, not one-time reach the way a single post's job is.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-02Write a LinkedIn recommendation that would actually help someone get their next roleTurn specific, real memories of working with someone into a recommendation structured around a hire-relevant claim and one honest specific detail, instead of a string of interchangeable adjectives that could describe almost anyone on the platform.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-02Decide what belongs in your LinkedIn Featured section, and cut what doesn'tTurn a scattered list of your posts, articles, media, and links into a curated Featured section that argues one specific thing about you to a specific visitor, instead of a junk drawer of everything you've ever published in upload order.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-03Decide if this idea is a LinkedIn Article or a post, then outline whichever one it isRun an idea against the real structural tradeoff between LinkedIn's native long-form Articles and the feed post format — reach now versus findability later — then produce the outline for whichever format the idea actually earns, instead of defaulting to Article for anything over three paragraphs.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-03Write a Company Page post that doesn't read like it was written by nobodyDraft posts for a LinkedIn Company Page in a defined brand voice, routed through a named person's quote where possible, that name a real audience benefit instead of announcing company news at the company itself.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-04Announce that you're job searching without it reading as a distress signalTurn a layoff, contract ending, or intentional job change into a post that states the situation plainly and gives readers a specific, pattern-matchable role and constraint to act on, instead of a vague "open to opportunities" post that gives connections nothing to actually do.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-04Write the three-post sequence that actually fills a webinar, not just the announcementPlan the announce, reminder, and last-call posts for a webinar or event as three distinct posts with three different jobs and three different hooks, instead of the same announcement copy-pasted three times with a new date.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-05Turn a conference talk into a recap post that's useful to people who weren't thereWrite a post-event recap that extracts the single most useful idea from a talk or panel for someone who never attended, instead of a stage-photo-and-thanks post that only makes sense to the small number of people who were already in the room.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-05Write a post that disagrees with a common view in your field without reading as a dunkTurn a genuine professional disagreement into a post that states the counter-position with real evidence, names what would change your mind, and preempts the strongest expected counter-reply — instead of a contrarian-for-clout take with nothing under it.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-06Turn one long report into five LinkedIn posts that don't feel like the same source recycledExtract several genuinely distinct, standalone posts from one long report or whitepaper, each built around a different specific finding with its own hook mechanism, and get told honestly when the source only supports fewer strong posts than requested.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-07Draft posts for your team to personalize, not a script everyone posts word-for-wordProduce a small set of genuinely different starting drafts for an employee-advocacy moment, each written from a different role's actual vantage point, built to be personalized rather than posted as-is — so five teammates writing about the same news don't visibly post the same paragraph with a different name at the top.ClaudeChatGPT2026-08-08Turn one specific work moment into a LinkedIn post that doesn't read like everyone else'sBuilds a single LinkedIn post from one concrete thing that actually happened this week, structured around a hook, one real detail, and a takeaway — instead of the generic 'lessons learned' template everyone's feed is drowning in.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-08Break one dense idea into a LinkedIn carousel that survives being read on a phone, one thumb-swipe at a timeTurns a single idea or framework into a slide-by-slide carousel outline — cover hook, one idea per slide, a closing CTA slide — built around how people actually swipe through carousels rather than how a slide deck reads on a laptop.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-09Write a personal brand positioning statement narrow enough that a stranger could describe you back after one profile visitProduces a one-line positioning statement plus 3-4 content pillars for your LinkedIn presence, built from what you actually want to be known for and what you're deliberately choosing not to post about, so the brand stays recognizable instead of diluted across every topic you find interesting.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-09Rewrite a LinkedIn headline and About section so it answers 'why should I care' instead of listing your job titleRewrites your LinkedIn headline (the 220-character line under your name) and About section around what you help someone accomplish, using your actual title and results as evidence rather than the sentence's subject.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-10Draft LinkedIn comment replies that add something specific instead of just agreeing louderWrites 2-3 alternative replies to a specific comment on your post or someone else's, each one built to add a genuinely new angle, disagreement, or detail — instead of the reflexive 'Great point!' that makes a comment section look active but says nothing.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-11Turn a client result into a LinkedIn case-study post that leads with the number, not the client's nameStructures a client or project win into a LinkedIn post around the before/after numbers and the specific decision that caused the change, built to work as credibility-building proof rather than a thinly-veiled ad.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-12Write a product launch post that leads with the problem it kills, not the feature listDrafts a LinkedIn launch announcement built around the specific problem the product solves and who felt it most, with the feature list positioned as evidence rather than the headline — so it reads as useful news, not an ad people scroll past.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-12Write a founder story post that keeps the part where it almost didn't workDrafts a founder-origin LinkedIn post built around the specific low point or doubt, not just the polished highlight reel version — because the moment it almost failed is usually the part that makes the story credible.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-13Audit a LinkedIn profile and recent posts against a stated goal, not against a generic best-practices checklistReviews your headline, About section, and a sample of recent posts against a specific goal you're trying to achieve on LinkedIn, flagging the gap between what your presence currently signals and what it needs to signal for that goal.ChatGPT (GPT-5.1)2026-08-14
