linkedin-article-newsletter-writing

name	linkedin-article-newsletter-writing
description	Plan, draft, repurpose, and audit LinkedIn articles and newsletters that demonstrate expertise and support a professional content strategy. Use when writing long-form LinkedIn articles, newsletter editions, article teasers, follow-me articles, issue plans, or post-to-newsletter repurposing.
license	MIT
compatibility	Codex, Claude Code, and other Agent Skills-compatible clients.
metadata	{"version":"0.1.0","displayName":"LinkedIn Article Newsletter Writing","category":"Marketing","tags":"linkedin-writing,linkedin,articles,newsletters,content-writing,thought-leadership"}

LinkedIn Article Newsletter Writing

Source Traceability

Primary source: Growth Hacking LinkedIn by Bjorn Radde, especially sections 3.4.3 "Article", 3.4.5 "Newsletter", and 3.7 "Social Selling Index". Guidance is transformed and paraphrased.

Reference Routing

Need	Read
Long-form model and source notes	references/core/knowledge.md
Article and newsletter rules	references/core/rules.md
Article/newsletter templates	references/core/examples.md
Repurpose post into long-form	workflows/repurpose-to-long-form.md

Workflow

1. Decide whether the idea should be a post, article, newsletter edition, or series.
2. Clarify goal, audience, topic territory, cadence, and reader benefit.
3. Draft long-form content that teaches, explains, or synthesizes rather than advertising.
4. Add a short bio, profile link or next step, and a post teaser when relevant.
5. Check current LinkedIn article/newsletter capabilities before giving platform-specific publishing instructions.

Output Format

# LinkedIn Long-Form Draft

## Strategy
- Format:
- Audience:
- Goal:
- Cadence or series:

## Draft
[Article/newsletter text]

## Teaser Post
[Short feed post to promote it]

## Publishing Notes
- Title:
- Cover/image idea:
- Bio/CTA:
- Current-platform assumptions:

Quality Bar

• Long-form content should demonstrate expertise and help the reader.
• Do not write disguised ads.
• Build each newsletter around a specific professional topic.
• Use posts to distribute articles and newsletters, not as afterthoughts.