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LinkedIn Post Writer
Draft an engaging, professional LinkedIn post from your idea, written to sound like you rather than a press release, with a strong opening line that stops the scroll.
Make it yours
Fill in the boxes and the prompt updates as you type. Then copy it and paste it into your AI tool of choice.
Your news, lesson, or thought, in whatever detail you have
The main message or feeling you are going for
How you want to come across
Your prompt
I'd like help writing a LinkedIn post. Here's what I want to share: I finished my first year running my own business and learned a lot The point I want to get across is that starting is scary but worth it / to celebrate my team. Please write it in a warm and genuine voice that sounds like a real person, not a corporate announcement. Start with a strong opening line that makes people want to read on, keep the paragraphs short and easy to scan, and end with a question or thought that invites replies. Suggest a few relevant hashtags at the end.
Tips
The first line does most of the work on LinkedIn, because only that line shows before the "see more" cut, so ask for three different opening lines and pick the one that makes you want to keep reading. If a draft sounds too polished, tell the AI to write it the way you would say it out loud to a colleague.
What a good result looks like
A ready-to-post LinkedIn update with a scroll-stopping opening line, short scannable paragraphs, a closing question that invites comments, and a handful of relevant hashtags.
Works well with
ClaudeChatGPTGeminiCopilot
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