Write LinkedIn Posts That Sound Like You
Posting regularly builds credibility. AI helps shape your story.
Step by step
- Choose a story.
- Draft.
- Remove buzzwords.
- Add a question.
- Post.
What to expect
Expect a post with a hook, a short story and a question, in a conversational tone.
Mistakes to avoid
Do not claim results you did not achieve. Avoid hashtags stuffing. Do not post confidential client details.
A good next step
Post once a week for a month and note which posts get replies.
A worked example
A nurse manager shares a story about mentoring a new graduate. AI makes it a short post with a clear opening, one lesson and a question. He removes a line about an actual patient, adds his own closing and posts it. Colleagues comment with their own stories.
Post ideas
Write one, step by step
- Pick one idea.
- Write rough notes.
- Ask for a 100-word draft.
- Add your voice.
- End with a question.
A prompt you can copy
Turn this experience into a short LinkedIn post, plain and personal: [story].
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Reserve a free seatCommon questions
How often?
Weekly is plenty.
Should I disclose AI?
No rule, but be honest.
How often should I post?
Once or twice a week.
Should I use hashtags?
A few relevant ones.
Does it matter that AI helped?
Make sure the story is yours.