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LinkedIn post generator
LinkedIn posts with a strong first line, readable spacing and a question that invites comments.
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On LinkedIn, the first line decides whether anyone taps 'see more'. Share what you want to say and the kind of post, and get three versions with a strong opening, easy-to-read spacing and a closing question that invites real comments.
The first line is the post
Only the first two or three lines show in the feed. Each version opens with a specific line under 12 words - a result, a mistake, a surprising detail - that makes people want the rest.
Formatting for the feed
Short paragraphs with space between them are easier to read on a phone. Posts come in copy boxes so the line breaks survive when you paste them into LinkedIn.
Stories beat announcements
'We launched X' gets polite likes; 'Here's what went wrong before we launched X' gets comments. The lesson-learned format turns news into something people want to discuss.
Complete your profile
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Questions
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
Many strong posts are between 100 and 250 words. Short posts can work well when the idea is sharp.
How many hashtags should I use on LinkedIn?
Two or three relevant ones at the end is plenty.
Should I put links in LinkedIn posts?
Many people put the link in the first comment instead, so the post itself stays focused on the idea.