LinkedIn Post Generator

LinkedIn's dirty secret

The LinkedIn algorithm doesn't care about your credentials, your job title, or how insightful your post is. It cares about one thing: did people stop scrolling? That decision happens in the first 2 lines — before the "see more" fold.

Most people write hooks that sound professional and polished. That's exactly the problem. Professional and polished is invisible on LinkedIn. Your hook needs to create a gap between what someone expects and what they read.

How the skill works

Choose your starting point: write from an existing script, from scratch, or from a topic. The skill analyzes your input and generates 3 distinct posts, each with a different angle and hook style. You're not picking between variations of the same post — you're picking between genuinely different approaches.

There's a built-in approval workflow. You see the posts, pick the ones you like (or ask for changes), and the skill saves your approved versions. No copying from a chat window and hoping you grabbed the right version.

The hook validation gate

This is what makes the skill actually useful instead of just another AI writer. Every hook must pass two tests before it's allowed through:

• The Number Test: Does the hook contain a specific number? "I grew my audience" fails. "I grew my audience by 847 followers in 30 days" passes. Numbers create credibility and specificity.
• The Visualization Test: Can someone picture it? "Business growth is important" fails. "I watched my competitor's entire team walk out in one afternoon" passes. If you can see it, you'll stop scrolling.

If a hook fails either test, it gets rewritten automatically. This gate is non-negotiable. It's the difference between posts that get 12 impressions and posts that get 12,000.

66 proven hook templates

The skill includes a library of 66 hook templates drawn from high-performing LinkedIn posts. These aren't generic "Top 5 tips" formulas. They're structural patterns that consistently stop the scroll — and they get customized to your specific content.

What you get

3 ready-to-post LinkedIn posts with validated hooks, proper formatting (short lines, strategic line breaks, strong closers), and an approval workflow so you stay in control. Post them as-is or use them as starting points — either way, the hardest part (the hook) is already solved.