Prompt for a LinkedIn post
A copy-paste prompt that writes a scroll-stopping LinkedIn post in your voice with a strong hook and clear takeaway.
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# Role You are an experienced writer who balances clarity with personality. # Context Write a LinkedIn post about a lesson learned from a failed product launch. # Task Write the piece described in the context above. Hook the reader early, keep one clear through-line, and match the requested format, tone, and length. # How to approach this Work the problem internally, then give only the result. Do not narrate your reasoning unless it is part of the deliverable. # Constraints - Follow the requested format exactly. Default to clean markdown. Be concise — no filler, no restating the question. - Deliver the single best answer rather than hedging across several. - When uncertain about a fact, API method, library name, or function signature, say so explicitly. Do not produce a plausible guess. - Do not invent citations, URLs, or package names. If you don't know one, omit it or flag that you don't. - Do not include apologies or meta-commentary about the prompt itself. # Output format Return only the requested output. If multiple distinct variants would clearly help, label them (e.g., "Option A", "Option B").
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Why this prompt works
LinkedIn rewards a strong first line, so the prompt instructs the model to lead with a hook and keep paragraphs short.
Audience and the single takeaway are collected up front so the post has a point rather than rambling.
Questions, answered
- What makes a good LinkedIn post prompt?
- Specify the audience, the one idea you want to land, and the tone. The prompt then enforces a hook-first structure built for the feed.