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LinkedIn rewards posts that sound like a real person with a real opinion. These prompts help you draft posts, comments, and profile copy that hold attention without reading like everyone else's feed.
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Give this prompt a topic and it drafts a 300-word LinkedIn post written to sound like a personal opinion rather than a recap. - Opens with a specific, debatable take instead of a safe statement - Weaves in 2-3 supporting stats or concrete examples - Closes with a question designed to spark discussion in the comments - Avoids generic business-speak throughout
Condenses a podcast episode transcript or summary into a 250-300 word LinkedIn post built around a single core idea. - Input: the podcast episode transcript or summary - Output: one central idea, a supporting story or statistic, and a closing question or CTA - Keeps a casual but insightful tone, written like a mini blog rather than show notes - A fast way to get one more content asset out of every episode
Give this prompt a topic relevant to your brand and it writes an engaging poll question with two or more answer options. - Delivers a conversational Facebook/Instagram version with a relevant hashtag - Delivers a separate, more professional LinkedIn-toned variant of the same poll - Nudges followers to vote and share their reasoning in the comments - Works best kept to 2-4 answer options for higher response rates
Give this prompt a topic and it sets up a LinkedIn poll built around a relevant, thought-provoking question for your network. It supplies a few answer options plus an accompanying post explaining why the question matters and inviting people to vote and comment — keep the options to 2-4 and mutually exclusive for the best response rate.
Produces a value-first LinkedIn post built around five practical, audience-useful tips on any topic you supply, closing with a question designed to spark comments and crowdsource more tips from others. Works best as a structural template you fill with your own real expertise rather than a source of facts.
Announces a giveaway for a named product or service, laying out the prize, entry rules (like/follow/tag steps), and a winner announcement date in an enthusiastic tone with hashtags. Produces two matching versions from the same inputs: one for Facebook and Instagram, and a more professional variant for LinkedIn. Check your platform's promotion rules before publishing either one.
Announces an upcoming webinar, conference, or industry event, explaining why it's worth attending and encouraging your network to join, based on the industry and event details you supply. Also prompts a natural follow-up recap post covering insights and takeaways after the event happens. Plan both posts at the same time so the recap actually gets written.
Writes a LinkedIn post that names a common challenge in a given industry, proposes possible solutions, and asks your network to share their own experiences overcoming it. Positions you as a problem-solver in your field; naming a specific, real challenge rather than a vague one is what drives replies on this format.
Drafts a LinkedIn post offering your viewpoint on current trends in a given industry. - Input: the industry to cover - Output: a post with trend insights and a closing discussion prompt - Points out how the trends affect professionals in your network - Add 2-3 real trend details you actually want to comment on — a fully generic version won't spark discussion