LinkedIn post from a concrete piece of work Prompts
Turns a real work situation into a factual LinkedIn post, without promising reach and without inventing figures, quotes or successes.
- Area
- Marketing
- Level
- Beginner
- Good for
- Turn a finished assignment into a post people can follow
- Share a lesson from everyday work without exaggerating
- Draft a post and check it yourself before publishing
How it works
- Describe the concrete work situation: the occasion, what you did, what the result was — facts only.
- Say who the post is for and what tone you want, such as factual or personal.
- Cut any figure, quote or success you have not evidenced yourself.
To copy
Write a LinkedIn post from my concrete piece of work. Do not invent figures, quotes, client names, results or job titles. Do not promise reach, leads or virality. Occasion and sequence (what happened, in my words): [paste sequence] Result, only as far as I can evidence it: [paste result] What I do not want to name (people, companies, internal figures): [paste limits] Audience: [audience] Tone: [factual, personal, concise] Length: [short, medium] Language: [English, or the language I name] Check and write: 1. Core: one clear point that rests only on my sequence. 2. Shape: open with the situation, what I did, what came of it, and a factual closing line without pushy calls to action. 3. Evidence: any figure, quote or company name only if it is in my details. 4. Limits: do not invent learnings. Where something is uncertain, phrase it as my impression. 5. Variant: also give a shorter version of the same facts. Output: - one finished post - a shorter variant - list of the facts used and the details left out - a note to check the character count yourself before posting if the current limit is uncertain Rules: no invented success metrics. Do not pretend the post has already been published or reviewed.