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LinkedIn post prompt that avoids the “AI slop” filter
Quick answer: This prompt turns an article or an idea into a LinkedIn post that sounds like a person: one idea, a hook in line one, short lines, a real question at the end, and none of the patterns LinkedIn’s AI-slop filter suppresses.
Why it works
- LinkedIn now reduces reach for posts that read as AI-written; the prompt bans the giveaway patterns.
- Links in the first comment keep reach up; the prompt writes that comment for you.
- Two topic hashtags become the post’s URL, which helps it show up in Google.
Made for
- Turning blog posts into LinkedIn posts
- Founders and consultants posting weekly
- Teams running employee advocacy
Preview
Write one LinkedIn post from the article below. One idea only. Line 1 is the hook…
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One email unlocks everything in the library. Inside this one:
- The post-writing prompt
- The banned-phrase list
- A personal-story version for life posts
- A 10-second pre-post checklist
Questions people ask.
What is LinkedIn’s AI slop filter?
LinkedIn lets members flag posts that seem AI-generated, and flagged posts get less reach. Avoiding the obvious AI patterns protects your distribution.
Should I put links in LinkedIn posts?
Put them in the first comment. Posts with links in the body usually reach fewer people.
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