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Marketing content linkedin post

Skill b2bforce/b2bforce/.agents/skills/marketing-content-linkedin-post

Write a LinkedIn post (150-250 words, plain text) from a content idea. Use when content_type is linkedin_post. No Exa research. Stage-specific frameworks apply. Output to workspace/marketing/content/drafts/linkedin/. Not for blog or X formats.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add b2bforce/b2bforce --skill marketing-content-linkedin-post

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SKILL.md

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LinkedIn Post Generation

Draft pipeline for a content idea of type linkedin_post.

When to Use

  • Idea with content_type: linkedin_post
  • User wants LinkedIn-native copy (not cross-posted blog summary)

Prerequisites

  • Content idea file + firm/service/ICP/persona context
  • Current agent/LLM session
  • Do NOT run Exa reference search (skipped for this type)

Prompt layering

  1. Base writer (style only)
  2. Quality layer
  3. LinkedIn format layerreferences/format-requirements.md

Optional: workspace/firm/content-guidelines/linkedin-post.md

Follow the shared draft gate and writing quality rules in docs/content-generation.md. Use buyer_question, unique_angle, proof_source, next_action, and research_mode from the idea; do not write from title + description only.

Output format (critical)

  • Plain text — NOT Markdown headers
  • One sentence per line
  • 150–250 words optimal; max ~300 words / 3000 chars
  • 0–2 emojis if brand-appropriate
  • 2–3 hashtags at end
  • Engagement question at end
  • No bullet lists (hurts engagement)
  • First-person voice (I, we, you)

Stage → framework (from format prompt)

StageFramework
ProblemStory Hook, Poll
ConceptCategory, This-vs-That
EducationFramework, How-To
DecisionComparison, Data
VendorCSR, Behind-the-Scenes

Output path

workspace/marketing/content/drafts/linkedin/{slug}.md

Frontmatter: idea, content_type, buying_stage, service, icp, persona, generated_at. Body = plain text only. Title in frontmatter for filing.

Run scripts/validate-content-draft.sh {output}. Update idea frontmatter to status: generated after the draft validates.

Related Skills

marketing-content-x-post — different length/platform rules

What ships with it: 1 file

536 B alongside SKILL.md

references/

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Said here and by no other author read

  • update idea status to generated
  • Write plain text without Markdown headers
  • Keep one sentence per line
  • Keep post length under 300 words
  • Put an engagement question at the end
  • Write in first-person voice

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