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Score and optimize LinkedIn posts using reverse-engineered algorithm signals (2026). Built from 5 peer-reviewed LinkedIn Engineering papers (360Brew, LiGR, Feed SR), LinkedIn VP/Director statements, and large-scale datasets (van der Blom 1.8M posts, AuthoredUp 3M+ posts, Buffer 52M posts). Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, optimize, score, or improve any LinkedIn content including posts, carousels, videos, newsletters, or articles. Also use when the user mentions LinkedIn algorithm, LinkedIn engagement, LinkedIn reach, post optimization, carousel strategy, LinkedIn hook, dwell time, golden hour, or wants to understand why a LinkedIn post performed well or poorly. This skill focuses specifically on algorithm-level optimization and scoring (not general content creation) -- use it instead of general social media skills when the user wants to maximize reach, engagement, or algorithmic performance on LinkedIn.

Use this skill when users ask about ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, or Gemini in a marketing or brand context. Specifically: getting cited or mentioned in AI answers, fixing wrong information AI says about their brand, auditing AI responses about their business, building content that AI systems will quote (citation hooks), optimizing Reddit so AI models reference their brand, or implementing GEO (generative engine optimization). Trigger on any query about AI hallucinations about a brand, appearing in AI-generated answers, Share of Model tracking, AI brand monitoring, AI shopping optimization, or agentic AI readiness. The key signal is: the user wants visibility inside AI assistants, not inside Google search results. Do NOT trigger for Google rankings, backlinks, page speed, schema markup for Google, Google Ads, or keyword rankings.

Use this skill when users ask about improving search rankings, SEO audits, or optimization across any search platform. Covers 13 disciplines: traditional SEO (Google, Bing), AEO (featured snippets, People Also Ask, answer boxes), voice search (Alexa, Siri), social search (TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn), video SEO (YouTube), AI local SEO (Google Maps, Google Business Profile), visual search (Google Lens), Google AI Overviews, ASO (app store optimization), podcast/audio search, and marketplace search (Amazon, Walmart). Trigger on: keyword rankings, topic clusters, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, backlinks, technical SEO, SERP features, meta tags, local SEO, featured snippets, and YouTube optimization. The key signal is: the user wants visibility in search engines or search platforms. Do NOT trigger for getting cited by ChatGPT or Perplexity (use ai-search-optimization-skill), email campaigns, paid ads, analytics setup, or conversion rate optimization.

Score and optimize X/Twitter posts using the actual open source algorithm (xai-org/x-algorithm, Jan 2026). Built from the Phoenix scoring model, weighted scorer, and 19 engagement signal predictions from X's Grok-based recommendation system. Use this skill whenever the user wants to write, optimize, score, or improve any X/Twitter content including tweets, threads, articles, or replies. Also use when the user mentions X algorithm, tweet optimization, thread writing, X engagement, Twitter reach, viral tweets, or wants to understand why a post performed well or poorly.

Use the apple-ads command to inspect Apple Search Ads accounts, list campaigns/ad groups/keywords, read keyword reports, and preview safe keyword bid updates.

Use when reducing Claude Code token or quota cost, especially on a high-usage default model like Claude Fable 5. Covers the VERIFIED levers (RTK tool-output minifier, prompt-cache discipline, subagent delegation, low effort) and debunks the NON-levers (1M context has no price premium; MCP schemas are already deferred). Trigger on: save Fable cost, reduce token usage, Claude Code quota, cut usage limits, make Claude Code cheaper, why my plan burns fast.

Use when drafting or revising client-facing outreach (warm follow-ups, cold replies, proposals, LinkedIn notes, re-engaging a quiet thread, or handling an objection). Applies Cialdini and Pre-Suasion plus Chris Voss (negotiation), Jim Camp (non-neediness), Blair Enns (pricing), Neil Rackham (SPIN), Fisher and Ury (negotiation), and Challenger (insight selling), calibrated for sophisticated B2B buyers. Trigger on "write the reply", "revise this email", "make this more persuasive", "draft outreach", "follow up", "break-up email", "they said no", "not now".