ChatGPT prompt to write a LinkedIn post
Give the topic, your key message and something you have experienced: the AI writes a LinkedIn post that reads well on mobile, with a real hook and no "guru" jargon.
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How do I write a good LinkedIn post with ChatGPT?
Give the AI your topic, your profile, a real experience and the message to remember, then ask for a short hook, an airy 150 to 250-word text and a closing question. The free Lunyce prompt prepares this request and forbids invented facts: all that is left is to reread and publish.
How to use it
- Enter the topic, your profile and something you have experienced, even briefly.
- Copy the prompt or open it in ChatGPT, Claude or Mistral.
- Pick the hook that sounds like you, adjust the text to the way you speak, then publish.
Tips for better results
- The more precise the anecdote (a figure, a date, something someone said), the more credible the post.
- Publish the text without an external link in the post: put the link in a comment if needed.
- Then ask "cut it to 120 words" or "make the tone more direct".
Should I say that a LinkedIn post was written with AI?
Nothing requires it, but the post should reflect your real experience. This prompt starts from your own facts and forbids the AI from inventing any: reread it and rephrase it in your own words before publishing.