How to write LinkedIn posts with Claude CORRECTLY

Key Takeaways

Now, what should a Claude project have to be able to write good LinkedIn posts? The first thing is the instructions should be super clear. You should add what Claude's role is in this specific project, your identity, who you are, what you do, who you help, your origin story, your opinions, so spicy takes, contrarian beliefs, things you hate in your industry, your writing rules, so any banned words you have. In this case, I would try to get banned words like leverage, unlock, game-changer, dive deep. Formatting, no em dashes, one to three-line paragraphs, line breaks between paragraphs, and then your tone, conversational and use contractions. Next, your knowledge base. This is in the section where you add the files. So, you can add a few of your best LinkedIn posts, so it understands your writing style if you have already written LinkedIn posts. Call transcripts, client conversations, if you can't just easily connect it to your drive. Case studies, frameworks you use, and then also examples of posts you hate, so Claude knows what not to do. A clear example is you can upload a document called posts I love with screenshots, and then upload upload another one called AI slop examples, so Claude sees what to avoid.