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Guides for people who write their own LinkedIn posts.
Practical guides on writing LinkedIn posts that sound like you, scheduling consistently, and reading your analytics without guesswork.
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Post Check
Post Check reads the draft the way a good editor would: line by line, before anyone else sees it. It marks the sentences that read as generic, tells you why each one was flagged, and offers phrasing taken from posts you have already written.
See Post Check in the app- How to spot a ChatGPT-written LinkedIn post before you publishThe tells that make a LinkedIn post read as AI-written, why readers react to them, and a pass that removes them in a few minutes.8 min read ↗
- 5 patterns that make LinkedIn posts sound generic (and how to fix them)Five patterns that flatten LinkedIn writing, the reason each one appears, and a concrete rewrite for every case.8 min read ↗
- LinkedIn post checklist: what to check before hitting publishA pre-publish checklist for LinkedIn posts covering the hook, specificity, structure, and follow-up, with the reasoning behind each item.7 min read ↗
Voice Profile
Voice Profile builds that description for you from posts you have already published, then shows you every observation it made so you can correct the ones that are wrong. Anything you correct is remembered.
See Voice Profile in the app- How to keep your voice when you use AI to write LinkedIn postsA workflow for using AI on LinkedIn drafts without slowly ending up with writing that sounds like somebody else.8 min read ↗
- What is a voice profile, and why does your LinkedIn writing need one?What a writing voice profile contains, how it is built from published posts, and why it works better than a style guide.7 min read ↗
- How to describe your writing voice so anyone can write like youA repeatable method for writing down your voice so a ghostwriter, assistant, or AI tool produces drafts that actually sound like you.7 min read ↗
Scheduling
Scheduling holds the queue for you, so a good week of writing carries the weeks that follow. You write when the writing is going well and publish on the days you picked.
See Scheduling in the app- The best time to post on LinkedIn (and why the answer is your own data)How to find your own best posting times on LinkedIn, why benchmark charts mislead, and how to run a test that gives a real answer.8 min read ↗
- How to build a LinkedIn posting schedule you can actually keepA realistic approach to LinkedIn frequency, fixed slots, and buffers for people with a full workload.7 min read ↗
- How to batch a month of LinkedIn content in one sessionA step-by-step batching session for writing and scheduling a month of LinkedIn posts, and why batches beat daily writing.8 min read ↗
Analytics
Analytics answers the two questions worth asking: is this working, and which posts are pulling. It compares posts against your own baseline instead of a general benchmark, so a change means something.
See Analytics in the app- LinkedIn analytics: which metrics actually matter?Which LinkedIn metrics predict growth, which are noise, and how to read them without drawing the wrong conclusion.8 min read ↗
- Why your LinkedIn reach dropped (and what to check first)The common causes of a LinkedIn reach drop, in the order worth checking, and how to recover without overreacting.8 min read ↗
- How to track LinkedIn growth month over monthA simple monthly review for LinkedIn: what to record, what to compare, and how to decide what to change next.7 min read ↗
Better Ideas
Better Ideas works from your own material, so what comes back sounds like something you would actually say. It pulls angles out of past posts, notes and recurring questions and hands them over as drafts you can argue with.
See Better Ideas in the app- How to find your next 20 LinkedIn post ideas from your own contentHow to mine emails, calls, docs, and old posts for LinkedIn ideas instead of starting from a blank page.8 min read ↗
- What to post on LinkedIn when you run out of ideasNine reliable LinkedIn post angles for when the idea list is empty and the slot is today, plus how to pick between them.7 min read ↗
- How to repurpose your best LinkedIn posts into new onesSix ways to rework a post that performed well, why repetition helps rather than hurts, and how long to wait.7 min read ↗
Reading about it helps. Doing it weekly is the part that compounds.
Run More Posts handles the pass these guides describe: checking the draft, keeping your voice, holding the schedule and showing what actually landed.