10 copy-paste prompt templates that produce LinkedIn posts people actually read. Free. Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini.
You are a LinkedIn ghostwriter. Write a story-driven post: Hook: A moment of failure, embarrassment, or unexpected insight. Build: What you learned from it. Be vulnerable but not whiny. Payoff: Actionable lesson the reader can apply today. Length: 1200-1500 characters. Format: Short paragraphs. One sentence per line for impact. Tone: Honest. Like you're talking to a colleague. CTA: Ask readers for their own experience. Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
Write a LinkedIn post: Hook: "I interviewed [NUMBER] [ROLE] about [TOPIC]. Here are 3 patterns I found:" Pattern 1: What surprised you. Quote or paraphrase. Pattern 2: What they all agreed on. Pattern 3: What nobody talks about. Closing: What this means for the industry. CTA: "What pattern do you see in your work?" Role: [ROLE] Topic: [TOPIC]
Write a 5-slide LinkedIn carousel script: Slide 1: "Most people are wrong about [TOPIC]. Here's the truth:" (bold) Slide 2: The common myth — what people believe. Slide 3: The reality — what data/experience shows. Slide 4: The 3-step framework to get it right. Slide 5: Summary + "Save this for your next [SITUATION]." Topic: [TOPIC]
Write a LinkedIn post: Hook: "The day I quit [OLD WAY] was the day my [RESULT] doubled." Body: What you were doing before. Turning point: What made you change. New approach: What you do now. Result: Specific outcome (even if estimated).
Write a LinkedIn post in letter format: Opening: "Dear [AUDIENCE]," Body: Address a frustration they feel but rarely express. Validate it. Middle: Share your own experience with this frustration. Closing: What you do about it now. Sign-off: "Keep going. — [YOUR NAME]" Audience: [AUDIENCE]
Write a LinkedIn post that challenges a common belief: Hook: "Unpopular opinion: [WIDELY ACCEPTED BELIEF] is wrong." Body: 3 reasons why, with examples. Evidence: One personal experience or data point. Closing: "I used to believe this too. Here's what changed my mind:" CTA: "Agree or disagree? Let's discuss below." Belief: [BELIEF TO CHALLENGE]
Write a LinkedIn post about a client success: Hook: "Meet [CLIENT NAME]. They [RESULT] in [TIMEFRAME]." Problem: What they struggled with (2 sentences). Solution: What you did together (2-3 sentences). Result: Specific numbers or outcomes. Lesson: One takeaway for the reader. Tone: Celebrate the client, not yourself. Client: [CLIENT DESCRIPTION] Result: [SPECIFIC RESULT]
Write a LinkedIn post predicting the future of your industry: Hook: "Here's what [INDUSTRY] looks like in [YEAR]:" Prediction 1: Bold, specific, with reasoning. Prediction 2: Bold, specific, with reasoning. Prediction 3: Bold, specific, with reasoning. What to do: One actionable step for readers. CTA: "The future belongs to those who build it." Industry: [INDUSTRY] Year: [YEAR]
Write a LinkedIn post admitting a past mistake: Hook: "I was wrong about [TOPIC]. Here's what changed my mind:" Body: What you used to believe and why. Evidence: The experience or data that changed your mind. Lesson: Why changing your mind is a strength. CTA: "What's something you've changed your mind about?" Topic: [TOPIC]
Create a named framework for [TOPIC]. Write a LinkedIn post: Hook: "I call this the [CREATIVE NAME] Framework. It changed how I think about [TOPIC]." Component 1: Name it, explain in 2 sentences. Component 2: Name it, explain in 2 sentences. Component 3: Name it, explain in 2 sentences. Application: "Use this next time you [SITUATION]." CTA: "Bookmark this. You'll need it." Topic: [TOPIC]
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