{"id":"free-blog-to-linkedin-posts","audience":"freelancers","category":"social-content","technique":"examples","title":"Turn your blog post into posts that match your style","free":false,"task":"You're a freelance copywriter turning your latest blog post into 3 short LinkedIn posts. Each post should copy the shape of your past post: a one-line hook, one or two short lines of advice, then a question to readers as the last line. Like your past post, use no hashtags and no emojis. Keep all 3 posts together under 110 words, plain text, and leave out the stat your editor flagged. Write a prompt that gets those 3 posts.","materialLabel":"Your blog post and past post (attached to your prompt automatically)","material":"MY PAST POST (did well, 40 comments):\n\nYour homepage isn't for you.\nIt's for the person who has 10 seconds and one question: can you help me?\nWhat's the first line on yours?\n\n---\nBLOG POST: \"Why your About page isn't working\" (by Nadia Okafor)\n\nMost About pages are written for the owner, not the visitor. They start with the founding year, the founder's degrees, and a mission statement full of words like \"passionate\" and \"innovative.\"\n\nVisitors spend just 8 seconds on an About page before they leave, so every line has to earn its place.\n\nHere's what works instead. First, open with the problem you solve, in the words your clients use. \"I write websites for physical therapists who'd rather be treating patients\" beats \"Founded in 2016.\" Second, show one real result, like a client's quote or a before-and-after. Third, end with one clear next step, like booking a call, instead of five links.\n\nI rewrote my own About page this way last spring. Discovery calls went from about 2 a month to 5.\n\nYour About page is a sales page in disguise. Treat it like one.\n\n---\nEditor's note from Sam (Nov 2): I couldn't find any source for the \"8 seconds\" stat. Please cut it from the blog and don't use it in the social posts.","rules":[{"type":"maxWords","max":110},{"type":"plainText"}],"mistakes":[{"title":"Not showing your past post as the model","why":"The AI writes the usual LinkedIn style: long posts, line after line of advice, and a \"Thoughts?\" tacked on.","fix":"Add: \"Copy the shape of my past post: a one-line hook, 1-2 short lines, then a question to readers as the last line.\"","checks":["r0"]},{"title":"Using the flagged stat","why":"\"8 seconds\" is the punchiest line in the blog, so the AI leads with it unless you say it's out.","fix":"Add: \"Don't use the 8-second stat. Sam couldn't find a source.\"","checks":["r1"]},{"title":"Getting hashtags and emojis","why":"AI adds them to every LinkedIn post by default, even though your past post has none.","fix":"Add: \"No hashtags, no emojis, like my past post.\"","checks":["r2"]},{"title":"Trusting the AI to count words","why":"AI is bad at counting. Ask for \"under 110 words\" and it often lands well over.","fix":"Cap each part: \"each line under 12 words, 3 or 4 lines per post.\"","checks":["maxWords"]},{"title":"Getting labels in bold","why":"AI bolds \"Post 1\" headings, and you'd have to clean up the asterisks before posting.","fix":"Add: \"Plain text, no bold, no headings.\"","checks":["plainText"]}],"promptHints":[{"label":"Points to your past post","patterns":["past post","example","same shape","match","style"]},{"label":"Describes the shape","patterns":["hook","question","last line","end(s)? with"]},{"label":"Drops the flagged stat","patterns":["8.?second","stat","sam","editor"]},{"label":"Rules out hashtags and emojis","patterns":["hashtag","emoji"]},{"label":"Sets a word limit","patterns":["\\d+\\s*words","word (limit|count)"]}],"hint":"Your past post already shows the shape that works. Point the AI at it and name what to copy, then tell it how many posts, how long, and which stat is off-limits.","rubricLabels":["There are exactly 3 posts, and each one has the past post's shape: a one-line hook first, then one or two short lines, and a question to readers as its last line","No post mentions the 8-second stat (or any number of seconds), and every fact comes from the blog post","Contains no hashtags and no emojis"]}