讓 LinkedIn 貼文獲得互動的 AI 提示詞

You are a writing-style analyst. Below are several samples of my own writing. Study them and produce a reusable "My Voice" profile I can paste into future prompts.

Describe:
- My overall tone (for example: direct, warm, dry, blunt)
- My typical sentence length and rhythm
- Words and phrases I reach for often
- How I tend to open and close a post
- Formatting habits (line breaks, lists, emoji or none)
- Things I never do

Be specific and honest. Here are my samples:
{{my_past_posts}}

Give me 10 opening lines for a LinkedIn post about {{topic}}.

Rules:
- Each must work as the only line a reader sees before the "see more" cutoff, so keep it under 200 characters.
- Specific over clever. No "In today's world," no fake-deep motivation.
- Match this voice: {{my_voice}}

Write a LinkedIn post about a real mistake I made: {{mistake}}.

Structure: the situation, the decision I made, what it cost, what I learned, and what I do differently now.

Keep it specific and grounded. No "failure is just a stepping stone" clichés. End with one practical lesson another professional could use today.

Write a fair contrarian LinkedIn post about this common belief in {{industry}}: {{belief}}.

Structure: the conventional view, where it is actually right, where it breaks down, my alternative view, and one real example.

Avoid an "everyone is wrong except me" tone. The goal is a thoughtful challenge, not a hot take for its own sake.

Write a LinkedIn post sharing {{number}} lessons from this real experience: {{experience}}.

For each lesson, include the moment that taught it and how I apply it now. Do not invent lessons I did not give you. Only work from what is here.

Turn this process into a simple three-part framework: {{process}}.

Name each part, give a one-line explanation, one real example, and one common mistake at that stage. Output it as a carousel outline with a strong first slide that makes people swipe.

Write a LinkedIn post describing a real decision I am weighing: {{dilemma}}.

Include the constraints, what I have already tried, and the options I am choosing between. End by asking: "If you have faced this, what did you decide and why?"

Turn the material below into a LinkedIn post that stands on its own.

Pull out one core idea, support it with one concrete example or number, use short paragraphs, and close with a reflective question. Do not add a link in the body.

Material: {{source_material}}

Write a short LinkedIn post about a pattern I am noticing in {{industry}}: {{observation}}.

Separate what I am observing from what I think it means. Use phrases like "I'm noticing" or "early signal," not "this is the future." End with a question for other people seeing the same thing.

Edit this LinkedIn post to sound like a real person wrote it.

Remove: em-dashes, semicolons, buzzwords (game-changer, leverage, unlock, "thrilled to announce," "in today's world"), three-part lists used only for rhythm, and vague motivational filler.

Vary the sentence length so it does not read as too smooth. Keep my meaning and my opinion intact. Then list which AI tells you removed.

Post: {{draft}}