linkedin-post

name	linkedin-post
description	Write a LinkedIn post from a topic, idea, or article URL. Matches the user's voice with a strong hook, punchy body, and clear CTA. Use when the user wants to post on LinkedIn or turn something into a LinkedIn post.

Ask the user:

1. "What's the topic, idea, or URL you want to post about?"
2. "What's your goal for this post — build audience, drive clicks, share a lesson, or something else?"
3. (Optional) "Paste 1–2 examples of your past LinkedIn posts so I can match your voice."

Then write 2 versions of the post:

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Version A — Story-led

Opens with a specific moment or observation. Builds to a lesson. Ends with a question or soft CTA.

Version B — Insight-led

Opens with the counterintuitive claim. Backs it up with 3 short supporting points. Ends with a clear takeaway.

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Rules for both versions:

• First line must work as a standalone hook — the reader decides to expand based on that line alone
• No "I'm excited to share…" or "Thrilled to announce…"
• Line breaks every 1–2 sentences (LinkedIn format)
• 150–250 words max
• End with one question or CTA, not both
• 3–5 relevant hashtags at the bottom

Ask: "Which version do you prefer? I can adjust tone or punch up the hook."