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id, version, target_length, channel
| id | version | target_length | channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| artifact.linkedin-short-post | 0.1 | 250-450 words |
LinkedIn Short Post
Purpose
Present one substantive observation or argument in a form suitable for professional social distribution.
Required Characteristics
- Make one primary argument.
- Open with a concrete observation, event, or personal experience.
- Develop the argument rather than merely announcing it.
- Use short paragraphs appropriate for screen reading.
- Remain complete without requiring the linked article.
- Create a natural reason to continue to the long-form piece when one exists.
Structure
A typical artifact contains:
- Concrete opening
- Interpretation
- Development through evidence or example
- Consequence or broader implication
- Earned conclusion
This is guidance, not a mandatory five-part template.
Constraints
- No engagement bait.
- No manufactured controversy.
- No hashtags unless explicitly requested.
- No numbered list unless the material genuinely requires one.
- No generic call to action.
- No unsupported claims.
- Avoid repeating the title of the linked essay as the opening sentence.
Link Behavior
When linking to a longer article:
- The post must provide standalone value.
- Do not summarize the entire article.
- End where the reader has enough context to understand why the deeper treatment matters.
- Introduce the link plainly rather than using clickbait.
Validation
- Is there one identifiable argument?
- Does the opening arise from the subject rather than a hook formula?
- Does every paragraph advance the argument?
- Is the conclusion earned?
- Would the post remain worthwhile if the reader never clicked?