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LinkedIn Posts That Build Authority and Generate B2B Leads

Post framework for LinkedIn that positions you as an industry reference and attracts business opportunities.

Create a LinkedIn publishing routine that builds professional authority, generates qualified engagement, and attracts B2B leads organically.

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Prompt objective

Create a LinkedIn publishing routine that builds professional authority, generates qualified engagement, and attracts B2B leads organically.

Real use case

Ricardo Almeida, technology director at a SaaS company in São Paulo, posts on LinkedIn sporadically and his posts receive fewer than 20 reactions. He wants to position himself as a thought leader in digital transformation for C-level executives and generate at least 5 qualified leads per month via LinkedIn.

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NAMEJOB TITLE/AREANUMBERINDUSTRY/SECTORTECHNICAL-FORMAL / APPROACHABLE / PROVOCATIVE / INSPIRATIONALRECOMMEND BASED ON DATA

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Prompt

Create a complete post strategy for [NAME]'s LinkedIn, a [JOB TITLE/AREA] professional with [NUMBER] connections, working in the [INDUSTRY/SECTOR] sector.

**1. Strategic Positioning:**
- Define 3 content pillars (topics you master and your audience searches for)
- Unique value proposition: why follow you instead of another professional in the field?
- Voice tone: [TECHNICAL-FORMAL / APPROACHABLE / PROVOCATIVE / INSPIRATIONAL]

**2. Post Framework by Type (5 formats):**

**A) Opinion Post (controversial/thought-provoking):**
- Structure: strong claim → context → argument → open conclusion
- 3 controversial topics in [INDUSTRY/SECTOR] to spark debate
- Complete post example (200-300 words)

**B) Storytelling Post (personal experience):**
- Structure: situation → conflict → resolution → lesson learned
- Hook in the first line (pattern interrupt)
- Complete post example

**C) Educational Post (framework/list):**
- Structure: common problem → X-step framework → expected result
- Using emojis as bullet points (with moderation)
- Complete post example

**D) Data/Trends Post:**
- Structure: impactful data → your analysis → prediction → question
- Reliable data sources for [INDUSTRY/SECTOR]
- Complete post example

**E) Carousel Post (PDF document):**
- 8-12 slide structure: cover, problem, 5-7 insights, CTA
- When to use carousel vs. plain text

**3. Weekly Calendar:**
- Monday: Storytelling post (high engagement to start the week)
- Tuesday: Comment on 10 posts from target decision-makers
- Wednesday: Educational post with framework
- Thursday: Opinion/trends post
- Friday: Celebration/backstage or repost with reflection

**4. Distribution Tactics:**
- First hour after posting: respond to ALL comments
- Network activation: 5 professionals to engage within first 30 minutes
- Best time for Brazilian B2B audience: [RECOMMEND BASED ON DATA]
- How LinkedIn's algorithm prioritizes content (dwell time, comments, reposts)

**5. Metrics and Conversion:**
- Impressions → profile visits → connections → DMs → leads
- Weekly goal per metric
- How to convert engagement into business conversations (DM strategy)

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  1. 1Replace the key placeholders first: NAME, JOB TITLE/AREA, NUMBER, INDUSTRY/SECTOR.
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