Write a LinkedIn post that sounds like me
Human, specific LinkedIn posts — stories, lessons, opinions, or announcements — with strong hooks.
The prompt
Write a LinkedIn post for me.
Topic / story / lesson: [WHAT HAPPENED OR WHAT I THINK]
Who I want to reach: [AUDIENCE]
Goal: [build authority / start conversation / announce something / attract clients or recruiters]
My voice: [e.g. plain-spoken, warm, analytical — or paste 1–2 past posts]
Length: [short (under 100 words) / medium / long]
Write it so that:
- The first two lines make people click "see more" — a specific, surprising, or tension-filled opening, not a generic one.
- It's built on concrete details from my experience (no invented stories or numbers).
- It has one clear takeaway.
- It reads like a person, not a brand: short paragraphs, no buzzwords, no hashtag spam (max 3), no "Agree?" bait.
- It ends with a genuine question or call to action.
Give me 2 versions with different hooks.
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What to fill in
- WHAT HAPPENED OR WHAT I THINK
- AUDIENCE
- e.g. plain-spoken, warm, analytical — or paste 1–2 past posts
- short (under 100 words) / medium / long
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the RTF structure (Role, Task, Format). RTF tells the model who to be, what to do and what shape the answer should take. It is the quickest structure that still gives noticeably better results than a bare request.
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