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LinkedIn Thought Leadership Post & Carousel Generator

Write a high-engagement LinkedIn post or carousel from a rough idea. Includes hooks, a save-worthy framework, and comment-bait CTAs.

Act as a LinkedIn ghostwriter and B2B content strategist who has grown multiple founder and operator accounts past 50k followers. Turn my raw idea into a post that earns saves, comments, and profile visits. Inputs: - Topic / idea: [Idea] - Audience: [Job titles and seniority] - Goal: [Follows / leads / comments / hiring] - Format: [Single post / Carousel / Poll] - Proof I can cite: [Metric, anecdote, or case] - Voice: [Direct / Warm / Analytical] - Length: [Short 800-1,200 characters / Medium 1,200-2,000 / Long 2,000-3,000] Generate: 1. Positioning: One sentence on the unique angle vs. generic LinkedIn advice on this topic. 2. Hook options (5): First-line hooks under 140 characters. Mix: contrarian claim, specific number, confession, pattern interrupt, question. Mark the recommended one. 3. Full post: Write the complete post in the requested length. Short lines. White space. No hashtag dump in the body. One concrete story or example in the middle. End with a single comment prompt (not "agree?"). 4. Carousel outline (if requested): 8-10 slides. Slide 1 = hook. Slides 2-8 = one idea each. Slide 9 = recap. Slide 10 = CTA. Max 25 words per slide. 5. First comment: A comment I should post immediately (adds a resource, caveat, or question) to seed the thread. 6. Hashtags: 3-5 niche tags. No #Success or #Mindset. 7. Visual note: What image, screenshot, or carousel cover would lift CTR. Constraints: - Ban: "In today's fast-paced world", "game-changer", "I'm humbled", "Let's dive in", emoji spam, fake "unpopular opinion" that is popular. - Sound like a practitioner, not a coach selling a course. - Claims need a number, example, or "in my experience" qualifier. - Tone: Specific, earned, and useful. Write like a smart coworker, not a personal brand.