Turn rough notes into a LinkedIn post

Shapes bullet-point notes into a readable LinkedIn post with a specific opening line and no engagement-bait clichés.

Prompt, 2 blanks to fill
Turn my notes into a LinkedIn post for {{AUDIENCE}}.

Notes:
{{NOTES}}

Rules:
- First line: a concrete claim, number or moment from the notes. Not a question, not "I'm excited to share".
- Short paragraphs of 1 to 2 sentences.
- One clear takeaway near the end.
- 120 to 200 words. Maximum 2 hashtags, at the end. No emojis unless they are in my notes.
- Do not invent results, names or numbers.

Write 3 versions with different opening lines. Mark which one you think is strongest and why, in one sentence.

Example output

We shipped our pricing page 3 times before it worked. Version 1 listed features. Nobody upgraded. Version 3 listed outcomes. Upgrades rose 18%. Lesson: buyers read prices as promises.

How to use

Dump everything into NOTES, including the boring details; specifics make the post. If the model sounds generic, raise the temperature in the API or ask for "bolder openings" in the chat.

Why it works

Banning the usual clichés by name is more reliable than asking for "engaging" copy. Three openings give you variety, which is where higher temperature or top-p settings would also help when you use an API.

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