AI Prompts for Claude for LinkedIn Posts

I am a [JOB TITLE] in the [INDUSTRY] space. My experience has given me these observations and opinions: [LIST THREE TO FIVE THINGS YOU BELIEVE ARE TRUE THAT OTHERS MIGHT NOT]. Help me identify which of these has the most potential as a LinkedIn post. What makes it interesting? Who would it resonate with? What angle would make it more shareable?

Something happened at work recently: [DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE OR SITUATION]. I want to turn this into a LinkedIn post that teaches something useful. Help me: identify the transferable lesson from this experience, find the angle that would resonate with [DESCRIBE YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE], and structure the post so the lesson is clear without the story being self-congratulatory.

I have an opinion about [INDUSTRY TOPIC] that I think is right but not commonly held. My position is: [DESCRIBE YOUR VIEW]. Help me write a LinkedIn post that: states the position clearly in the opening line, provides the reasoning or evidence that supports it, acknowledges the counterargument briefly, and invites discussion without being combative.

I post on LinkedIn [FREQUENCY] and my audience is [DESCRIBE]. I want to plan 30 days of posts. Here are my areas of expertise and what I care about: [DESCRIBE]. Create a 30-day content calendar with: post type for each slot (insight, story, list, opinion, question), a one-sentence description of the specific post idea, and which audience need it serves.

I want to post about [TOPIC] on LinkedIn, but I know hundreds of others have posted about it. Help me find an angle that is genuinely fresh. What does my specific experience in [MY FIELD/ROLE] let me say about this that a generic post could not? What is the counterintuitive take, the specific niche case, or the most common misconception I can challenge?

Topic: [DESCRIBE]. Main point: [SPECIFIC CLAIM OR LESSON]. Target reader: [DESCRIBE]. Write a LinkedIn post that: opens with a hook line that does not give away the conclusion, uses short paragraphs (one to three lines each), builds toward the main point progressively, and ends with a specific question or takeaway. Between 150-250 words.

My LinkedIn post is about [TOPIC] and makes the point that [MAIN CLAIM]. Write ten first-line options. Do not start with "I" or generic openers. The first line should make the reader curious enough to click "see more." Options should include: a surprising claim, a counterintuitive statement, a specific number, a story opening, and a direct challenge to a common belief.

I want to write a LinkedIn listicle about [TOPIC]. The list items are: [PASTE YOUR LIST]. Rewrite this as a LinkedIn post that: opens with a strong claim (not "Here are X things about Y"), makes each list item specific and non-obvious, adds one concrete detail or example to each item, and ends with a closing sentence that synthesizes the overall point rather than restating the intro.

I want to share this story on LinkedIn: [DESCRIBE THE EXPERIENCE IN 3-4 SENTENCES]. The lesson is: [STATE THE LESSON]. Write a LinkedIn post that opens in the middle of the story (not "once upon a time"), builds tension or progression, and lands the lesson as a natural conclusion rather than a moral tacked on at the end. Under 250 words.

Here is a LinkedIn post I wrote that did not get much engagement: [PASTE POST]. Diagnose why it underperformed: was the hook too weak, the point too generic, too long, too self-referential, or did it not invite engagement? Rewrite it with a stronger hook, a clearer point, and a tighter structure. Explain the changes you made.

Here is a draft of thoughts I want to turn into a LinkedIn post: [PASTE DRAFT]. It is currently written as prose. Reformat it for LinkedIn: short paragraphs, strategic white space between key points, each main idea on its own line or short paragraph. Cut anything that does not directly support the main point. Target 150-250 words total.

Here is a LinkedIn post draft: [PASTE]. Review the pacing. LinkedIn posts that perform well use short bursts with white space between them. Reformat this post so: the hook is one or two short sentences on its own, key points are separated by line breaks, and the post builds momentum rather than feeling like one dense block of text.

LinkedIn shows only the first two lines before the "see more" cutoff (approximately 210 characters). My post is about [TOPIC]. Write five options for a first two-line combination that: stops the scroll, does not give away the conclusion, and creates enough curiosity or tension that the reader clicks "see more." Show the character count for each.

My LinkedIn post ends here: [PASTE CLOSING LINE]. I want to add a call to action that encourages engagement without being cringy ("smash that like button" or "agree? like this post"). Write three CTA options: one that asks a genuine question related to the post content, one that invites people to share a different perspective, and one that teases future content on this topic.

My LinkedIn post is about [TOPIC]. Suggest five to eight hashtags that: are actually used by people who would engage with this content, are specific enough to reach a relevant audience (not #business or #success), and include a mix of broad and niche. Explain how to choose between including hashtags in the post body versus the comment section.

I am a [JOB TITLE] with experience in [AREAS OF EXPERTISE]. I want to build a following on LinkedIn around [PROFESSIONAL GOALS]. Help me define three content pillars — the core themes I should consistently post about. For each pillar: what topics it covers, who it attracts, how it supports my professional goals, and one example post idea.

I post on LinkedIn [X] times per week. My content pillars are: [LIST]. My audience is [DESCRIBE]. Write one week of LinkedIn posts: one per day or per your posting frequency. Each post should cover a different pillar and take a different format (story, list, opinion, question, data). Give me the full text for each, not just outlines.

Someone commented on my LinkedIn post with: [PASTE COMMENT]. My post was about: [DESCRIBE]. Write a reply that: engages substantively with their point, adds something to the conversation rather than just thanking them, and invites further discussion. Keep it under 100 words and genuine in tone.

My background is: [DESCRIBE EXPERIENCE AND CURRENT ROLE]. I want my LinkedIn summary to: attract [DESCRIBE TARGET AUDIENCE OR OPPORTUNITY — CLIENTS / EMPLOYERS / COLLABORATORS]. Write a summary that leads with my most relevant expertise, includes what I specifically help people with, adds one authentic personal note, and has a clear CTA at the end. Under 200 words.

I want to write a series of LinkedIn posts that build on each other over four to six weeks and position me as a thought leader in [TOPIC]. Design the series: the overarching narrative arc, the specific post for each week, how each post teases the next, and how the series as a whole builds my credibility on this topic.