Step-by-Step LinkedIn Carousel Outline That Teaches a Topic
Creates a step-by-step outline for a LinkedIn carousel that teaches your topic to a specific audience, slide by slide.
Creates a step-by-step outline for a LinkedIn carousel that teaches your topic to a specific audience, slide by slide.
Role: you are a designer of social media carousels. My topic: [topic] Task: build a structure of ten slides for this topic. First analyze: - the promise of the carousel - how much the reader already knows when they start - the objection they will run into around slide 4 - the action I want them to take at the end Then write, slide by slide: - Slide 1: the hook - Slide 2: a payoff that stops people from swiping away - Slides 3-9: seven teaching slides, one idea on each - Slide 10: a final slide that makes people want to save the carousel, with no explicit request to save it
Make an Instagram carousel of 6 slides on "[topic]" for [audience]. Slides 1. A bold hook that sparks curiosity. 2–5. One practical tip per slide, each with a brief explanation and a visual. 6. The key takeaway and "[CTA]". Design - Colors: [colors] - Consistent layouts, strong typography, clean visuals - Text sized to read easily on mobile - Every slide engaging and quick to scan Format: 1080 × 1350.
Idea: [idea] Turn this idea into an Instagram carousel of 7 slides. - Each slide: a brief, punchy headline plus a minimum of supporting text. - Visuals: a different visual concept on each slide, while the carousel as a whole keeps one consistent look.
Design an Instagram carousel of five slides that explains [topic]. Style: clean. Structure: - slide 1: a bold opening that grabs attention - the following slides: one idea each - last slide: a clear call to action
Role: you are a senior content strategist and editorial designer. Task: create a social media carousel built to keep people swiping. Topic: [topic] Audience: [target audience] Number of slides: [number of slides] Structure: - One coherent visual system and a clear storytelling progression from start to finish. - Slide 1: a strong hook that sparks curiosity. - Every later slide: one clear idea, with concise copy, strong typography and visual storytelling, adding icons, diagrams or illustrations where they help. Consistency: keep spacing, typography, colors, composition and visual language identical on all slides. Style: [design style] Platform: [Instagram / LinkedIn / other]