Build a LinkedIn Post Piece by Piece: Idea, Hook, Story, Data, CTA
Builds a LinkedIn post in five phases: weekly ideas for your topic and audience, an attention-grabbing opening line, a story structure tied to your goal, supporting data and a clear call to action.
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Phase 1 — Weekly content ideas
Topic: [topic]
Target audience: [target audience]
Task: come up with LinkedIn content ideas on this topic for this audience, enough for one week.
Phase 2 — Opening line
Post topic: [topic]
Task: write an opening sentence for a LinkedIn post on this topic that grabs attention immediately.
Phase 3 — Story structure
Experience or lesson: [experience or lesson]
What I want the post to achieve: [goal]
Task: lay out the structure of a LinkedIn story built on this experience or lesson, designed to help me reach this goal.
Phase 4 — Supporting data
Post topic: [topic]
Task: give me relevant data and statistics I can use to back up a LinkedIn post on this topic. Flag any figure whose source I should check before publishing.
Phase 5 — Call to action
Post topic: [topic]
Goal of the post: [goal]
Task: write a clear call to action for a LinkedIn post on this topic that serves this goal.
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Task: write a brief, friendly LinkedIn message to thank someone who endorsed one of my skills or backed my work.
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Topic: [topic]
Task: suggest ideas for infographics that explain or summarize this topic in a visual way.
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Theme: [theme]
Task: draft a motivational LinkedIn post, text only, on this theme. Build it around one clear lesson and end with a takeaway.
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Task: write a friendly LinkedIn message for someone who has just accepted my connection request, one that starts a natural conversation.
Rules:
- engaging and conversational
- fewer than 100 words
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Skill: [skill]
An example of how I used it: [example]
Task: write a short, professional message asking one of my LinkedIn connections to endorse me for this skill. Include the brief example above.