LinkedIn post · IN SHORT
Turn something that actually happened into two LinkedIn posts in your own voice. The skill asks questions first, chooses an opening and keeps the text easy to read on a phone.
Your brief
A client only chose our proposal after I put the options on one page. I realised that helping someone choose is part of the work. Write for other service providers, with a dry tone and no sales pitch.
Possible draft
Possible opening: ‘My client had enough information. What they needed was an overview.’ Two drafts then explore different angles: making the choice easier, or asking earlier what the client needs to decide.
01 / THE FOUNDATION
Two distinct post drafts, each with an opening, the reason for choosing it and one clear closing line.
02 / SEE HOW IT WORKS
A client only chose our proposal after I put the options on one page. I realised that helping someone choose is part of the work. Write for other service providers, with a dry tone and no sales pitch.
Possible opening: ‘My client had enough information. What they needed was an overview.’ Two drafts then explore different angles: making the choice easier, or asking earlier what the client needs to decide.
This example shows the approach. It is not a client result or a guarantee of a particular outcome.
03 / GET STARTED
Three questions establish what happened, what you realised and what readers should take away.
Four possible hooks come with reasons and risks. Two become the basis for clearly different drafts.
Check the facts, your voice, short paragraphs and the single question or invitation at the end.
04 / MAKE IT YOURS
Take the instructions, add your own context and review the draft. You stay in control.
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