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What it creates: Professional, platform-optimized content with the right tone, length, and structure for LinkedIn’s audience.

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When to Use This

  • You’ve had an insightful discussion you want to share with your professional network
  • You need thought leadership content for personal branding
  • You want to turn research or analysis into a shareable professional piece
  • You’re building credibility in your industry

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What You Get

A LinkedIn Article typically includes:
  • Compelling Hook - First 2 lines that stop the scroll (visible in preview)
  • Personal Angle - Why this matters to you/your audience
  • Core Insight - The main point, clearly stated
  • Supporting Points - 3-5 evidence-backed arguments
  • Practical Takeaway - What the reader can do with this information
  • Engagement Close - Question or call to action that invites comments
The format respects LinkedIn norms: shorter paragraphs, professional but not stiff, opinion-led rather than purely informational.

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Example

Conversation context: You debated whether AI will replace middle management with all 5 AIs, exploring both sides with data. Generated LinkedIn Article excerpt:
I’ve been asking this question to five different AIs simultaneously. Their answers surprised me. “Will AI replace middle managers?” The consensus: No. But it will replace the parts of management that shouldn’t have been human tasks in the first place. Here’s what I mean… 1. Status reporting dies first 73% of a middle manager’s week is spent on information transfer - updates, reports, check-ins. AI handles this today. 2. Decision facilitation evolves The remaining 27%? That’s the human work. Navigating politics, reading rooms, building trust. AI can’t do this. Yet. … The question isn’t “will AI replace managers?” It’s “which managers have been doing work that was already replaceable?” What’s your take? Are you seeing this shift in your organization?

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Tips for Best Results

  • Have a conversation with a clear opinion or thesis - LinkedIn rewards perspective, not neutrality
  • Use Debate mode to surface both sides, then take a position
  • Ask follow-ups that generate specific data points or examples
  • The best LinkedIn content comes from conversations where you challenged the AIs’ initial responses
  • Keep the generated article as a draft - add your personal voice and experience before publishing

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Best AI Engine for This Type

Claude - Produces professional, nuanced prose with the right LinkedIn balance of authority and approachability. Grok - Good alternative when you want a more direct, personality-driven piece that stands out in the feed.

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