Turn a blog post into LinkedIn posts
This Cowork prompt reads your blog post directly and splits it into 5 distinct LinkedIn formats: controversial hook, framework, storytelling, statistic, and carousel. Each post is optimized for the LinkedIn algorithm with proper word count, targeted hashtags, and suggested publication slots. You get a full week of LinkedIn content from a single article.
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Read my blog post located at [file path, e.g. ~/Blog/article-name.md] and turn it into a series of LinkedIn posts.
Preliminary analysis
Before writing, identify:
- The main message of the article
- The 5 most impactful key ideas
- Citable figures or concrete examples
- The tone and style of the original article
Generate 5 distinct LinkedIn posts
Post 1: The controversial hook
- An opening that challenges a common assumption from the article
- Format: strong opinion → explanation → twist
- 150-200 words max
Post 2: The actionable framework
- Pull a method or process from the article
- Format: numbered list with clear steps
- 200-250 words
Post 3: The storytelling post
- Turn an example from the article into a mini-story
- Format: situation → problem → solution → lesson
- 150-200 words
Post 4: The striking statistic
- Start from a key figure in the article
- Format: shocking number → context → implication → open question
- 100-150 words
Post 5: The carousel (slide text)
- Turn the content into 8-10 text slides
- Slide 1: catchy title
- Slides 2-9: one idea per slide, short sentences
- Slide 10: CTA + summary
For each post
- Add 3-5 relevant hashtags
- Suggest the best time to publish (Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, 8-9 a.m. or 5-6 p.m.)
- Include a suitable CTA (comment, share, link to the article)
Save all the posts to [output path, e.g. ~/Content/linkedin/posts-{date}.md].
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Why this prompt works
Direct file access lets Cowork extract real insights from your article instead of working from a summary. The 5 formats cover the post types that perform best on LinkedIn. File saving creates a ready-to-publish content pipeline.
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Pour maximiser l'engagement, ajoute au prompt une instruction de créer un 6e post type "sondage" reprenant une question clé de l'article. Les interactions LinkedIn adorent les votes.
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