LinkedIn Thought Leadership Posts
Write expert posts with a clear point of view.
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Write LinkedIn posts that show expertise through specifics. My role and industry: [ROLE_AND_INDUSTRY]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Topics and experiences I can draw on (projects, lessons, mistakes): [EXPERIENCES]. My point of view: [POINT_OF_VIEW]. Voice: [VOICE]. Match the structure of this example: Hook (first two lines, before "see more"): "We lost our biggest client in March. The reason wasn't price." Body: three short paragraphs with one idea each, using concrete detail: what happened, what we learned, what we changed. Lesson: "If you only talk to clients when it's time to renew, you are not in a relationship." Question: "What's one thing you do between renewals?" Format: short lines, white space, no hashtag clutter (three at most). Write five posts from my material, each a different format: a story with a lesson, a contrarian opinion backed by experience, a how-to in numbered steps, a behind-the-scenes lesson from a mistake, and a response to an industry trend. Each 120 to 200 words, with two alternative hooks. Rules: only claims I can support; no confidential client information or names without permission; no vague motivational filler; no engagement bait. Add a posting schedule, a comment-reply approach (answer every comment in the first hour with substance), and a note on tracking what works (saves, comments from the right people, profile visits).
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Post 1 (story with a lesson), about 130 words: "We lost our biggest client in March. The reason wasn't price. It was that we only spoke to them when the contract came up for renewal. Three months of silence. When we called, they had already signed with someone who phoned every month. Here's what we changed: 1) A 15-minute check-in every month, even when there's nothing to sell. 2) One useful link or idea per call. 3) A note of what they said, shared with the team. Renewals rose from 71% to 86% in a year [CONFIRM NUMBERS]. If you only talk to clients at renewal, you are not in a relationship. What do you do between renewals?" Alternative hooks: "The client email I regret not sending."
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