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Ideas & content pillars
10 prompts
Hooks & openers
10 prompts
LinkedIn posts
10 prompts
X posts & threads
10 prompts
Repurposing
10 prompts
Replies, comments & DMs
10 prompts
Sample: 8 of the 60 prompts
Fill in the [highlighted] parts, then paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Paste the context block first so the output sounds like you.
The context block (paste this first)
I post on [LinkedIn / X / both] as [your name], a [what you do] for [who you help]. My audience: [who reads my posts and what they care about]. My topics: [2 to 4 topics I post about]. My tone: [e.g. plain-spoken, practical, a little dry; no hype, no emoji walls]. Things I never do: [e.g. invent results, use clickbait, post links in the body]. Facts about me you may use: [true details: role, experience, projects].
#1 Find your content pillars
Ideas & content pillars · Tip: Pillars are the 3 to 4 topics you're known for. Rotating them keeps your feed varied without losing focus.
Using my context above, suggest 4 content pillars I could post about for the next 3 months. For each: a one-line description, why my audience cares, 5 specific post ideas, and which format suits it best (how-to, story, opinion, list). Only use facts from my context; if you need more about me, ask.
#2 30 post ideas from one topic
Ideas & content pillars
Give me 30 post ideas about [topic] for [audience]. Mix: 10 how-tos, 5 mistakes, 5 opinions I could defend, 5 checklists or lists, 5 questions to ask my audience. One line each, specific enough that I could write the post today.
#11 10 hooks for one post
Hooks & openers
Here's a post I've drafted: [paste]. Write 10 alternative opening lines: 2 how-to, 2 mistake, 2 curiosity, 2 list and 2 story hooks. Each under 120 characters. Then tell me which you'd pick and why. Don't promise anything the post doesn't deliver.
#21 Draft a LinkedIn post from notes
LinkedIn posts · Tip: Paste your context block first so the voice sounds like you.
Turn these notes into a LinkedIn post (150 to 250 words): [notes]. Short paragraphs, one idea each. Open with a hook that works before 'see more'. Give the reader something they can use today. End with one specific question. No links, no more than 3 hashtags, nothing I didn't say in my notes.
#23 How-to post
LinkedIn posts
Write a LinkedIn how-to post teaching [skill/process] to [audience] in 4 to 6 numbered steps. Add the step most people skip and why it matters. End with a question.
#32 Write a 5-post thread
X posts & threads
Write a 5-post X thread teaching [topic] to [audience]. Post 1 is a hook that works alone. Posts 2 to 4 each make one point with a concrete example. Post 5 summarises and asks one question. Label them 1/ to 5/, each under 280 characters.
#41 One idea, five formats
Repurposing
Take this idea: [idea]. Write it as (1) a LinkedIn how-to post, (2) an X thread outline, (3) a one-line X post, (4) a carousel outline of 6 slides, and (5) a question post. Keep the core point identical.
#51 Thoughtful comments on others' posts
Replies, comments & DMs
Here's a post from someone in my niche: [paste]. Write 3 comments I could leave that add something (an example, a question or a respectful extension), each under 60 words. No 'Great post!'.
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