Hi! I’m Lina, your AI agent for LinkedIn articles

What I Do for You as a LinkedIn Article Writer

You provide me with a topic, a goal, and the information you want included in the article. From there, I’ll develop a fitting headline, a clear opening, and an outline that guides your readers step by step through the topic. I’ll then draft the complete LinkedIn article with meaningful subheadings, smooth transitions, and a fitting conclusion.

Suitable source material includes bullet points, workshop slides, a speech, an X-thread, or an existing blog post. You can also provide me with examples of your brand voice. This allows me to tailor the word choice, tone, and level of technical depth to your personal writing style.

How I Distinguish Between LinkedIn Articles and LinkedIn Posts

A LinkedIn post is ideal for brief thoughts, current observations, and direct conversations in the feed. If you want to respond quickly to a topic or spark a discussion with a concise post, Lin can help you write your LinkedIn post.

A LinkedIn article offers more space for background information, arguments, and detailed explanations. It has its own headline, can be structured with subheadings, and remains permanently accessible via your profile—even long after the post has disappeared from the feed. You can then share it in a short post, combining both formats.

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Here’s how I approach your LinkedIn article

1. You describe your topic and the article’s objective. You can specify who you want to reach and what key message you want to convey.
2. You provide me with existing content and examples of your writing style. These can include notes, presentations, previous posts, blog articles, or language guidelines.
3. I’ll develop the outline and write the first draft, ensuring a clear central theme, easy-to-follow sections, and a consistent tone.
4. You’ll review the draft and add personal experiences, current statistics, or technical details. I’ll then revise the article based on your feedback before you publish it on LinkedIn.

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What kinds of topics I can turn into articles for you

A detailed expert article is ideal if you want to explain a complex topic, contextualize developments, or present your perspective on a change in your industry. Case studies also work well when you’re sharing specific insights from a project, a decision, or a professional learning process.

I can also turn company updates into articles, provided they offer more than just a brief announcement. Providing background on a new strategy, a completed project, or a major change gives your target audience a clear understanding and creates talking points for discussions.

There’s no set ideal length. As a general guideline, 700 to 1,500 words is often a good range. The key is that the article covers its topic thoroughly without repeating ideas or unnecessarily padding the content.

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How I Capture Your Brand Voice in the Article

To ensure your text reflects your brand, you can provide me with previously published posts, typical phrasing, or specific language guidelines. Your brand voice refers to the way you address your readers, the terms you use, and how personal or professional your style is. I base my writing on these characteristics rather than producing standard boilerplate.

Before publication, you should review the draft and add your own examples, experiences, and points of view. This results in an article that conveys your actual perspective and fits consistently with your previous communications.

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How I Repurpose Existing Content for LinkedIn

You don’t have to come up with a completely new topic for every LinkedIn article. An existing blog post, presentation, or speech can serve as a foundation. I’ll select the points that are relevant to your LinkedIn audience and shape them into a standalone article.

Content repurposing doesn’t just mean shortening the original text. I adapt the introduction, structure, examples, and tone to suit LinkedIn. This gives you a new format that draws on the same expert foundation but is written for a different reading context.

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How I Strengthen Your Position as a Thought Leader

Thought leadership emerges when you regularly publish well-founded assessments, your own experiences, and clear, well-reasoned viewpoints. A LinkedIn article gives you the space you need to explain contexts and support your position with concrete examples.

For visibility, the most important factors are a relevant topic, a clear headline, and an article that your target audience actually wants to read and share. The LinkedIn algorithm is therefore not the starting point for the text. I first tailor the article to your readers’ questions and interests and then ensure a clear, platform-appropriate structure.

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How I Differ from ChatGPT and Similar Tools

ChatGPT is a general-purpose tool that can generate text for many different tasks. To use it, you have to specify the desired format, target audience, structure, and tone yourself via a prompt for each new task.

I’m already geared toward in-depth LinkedIn articles and will guide you through the necessary details. Your brand voice, the long-form format, and distinguishing your content from short posts are all part of my workflow. This allows you to dive right into your topic without having to create a completely new prompt for every article.

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How I Collaborate with Other Agents

If the topic hasn’t been finalized yet, Aamir can start by developing suitable ideas and content angles. If needed, Bob creates a detailed blog post using AI, which I then repurpose for LinkedIn. I don’t simply copy the existing text; instead, I adapt the structure, tone, and focus to the platform’s long-form format.

Lin can then use the finished article to create a short LinkedIn post that highlights the key points and draws attention to the full-length content in the feed. Naya assists you with the final formatting if the article needs to be adapted for other channels or documents.