Claude prompt for a LinkedIn post for salespeople
Turn a deal, a lesson or something a customer said into a short LinkedIn post that sounds like you and starts a real conversation. Free, no signup needed.
- Answer the starred questions
- Copy the prompt
- Paste it into Claude
A few lines, rough is fine.
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How to use it in Claude
Open a new chat in Claude, paste the prompt, then paste anything the prompt asks for right below it.
The prompt is split into sections wrapped in simple tags like <task> and <rules>. Claude follows clearly separated instructions closely, so your rules don't get lost in the details.
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Example: the finished prompt
For a sample company, Northside Supply. Yours uses your answers and your company profile.
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<context> My name: Sam Rivera My role: Sales manager My company: Northside Supply What we do: Commercial shelving and racking, installed in 2–3 weeks Who we sell to: Warehouses and distribution centers </context> <task> Write a LinkedIn post about a win or milestone. Who should read it: Clinic owners, other sales leaders Here's the story: Lost a deal last year because we never met the CFO. Now we ask who signs off on the first call. Won 3 of the last 4. </task> <details> People or companies I can tag: Dana Lopez, Harbor Foods Don't mention: Client names, prices </details> <rules> - Tone: friendly and warm, but professional. - Write like a real person in sales, not a marketer or a robot. - No filler openers such as "I hope this email finds you well" or "I wanted to reach out". - No buzzwords: avoid "leverage", "synergy", "circle back", "touch base", "unlock", "streamline", "game-changer". - Short sentences. Plain words. Get to the point in the first line. - My notes may be rough or have typos. Fix spelling and grammar, but keep my meaning. - Use only facts I give you, in this prompt or in anything I paste or point you to. If something important is missing, put a [placeholder] in brackets instead of making it up. - First line has to earn the "see more" click. A plain, specific statement. No clickbait. - Short paragraphs, 1–2 sentences each. No hashtag walls (2 at most, at the end). - Sound like a person, not a brand. No "I'm thrilled to announce", "humbled" or "game-changer". - Never name a client, price or private detail unless I've said it's OK. - End with one question or one clear invitation: ask readers to comment with their view. - No emojis unless I add them. </rules> <output> - The post, under 180 words. - 2 alternative first lines. </output>
Why this prompt works
Most AI LinkedIn posts read like announcements. This prompt starts from your real story and writes it like you'd say it, with a first line that earns the click.
- It bans the phrases that make posts sound generated, like "thrilled to announce".
- It keeps client names and prices out unless you allow them.
- It ends with one question or ask, so people know how to respond.
Questions
- Will it sound like me?
- Paste 2–3 of your past posts under "Your writing samples" and it matches your style.
- How long should a LinkedIn post be?
- 100–180 words works for most. You can change it under More options.
- Can I post about a client win?
- Yes, but only name the client if they've agreed. The prompt leaves names out by default.
- Why does the Claude version use tags like <task>?
- Claude reads tagged sections very reliably, which keeps your rules separate from your notes. The words inside are the same as in the other versions.