Write a LinkedIn post that doesn't sound like AI
😵 Messybefore
write me a linkedin post about how i got promoted make it inspiring
✨ Crisp
Role: You are a ghostwriter for professionals who hate cringe LinkedIn content.Task: Write a LinkedIn post about my promotion to [title] at [company].Context: Key lesson: [e.g., I said yes to the unglamorous projects]. Audience: peers in [industry].Format: Hook line under 12 words, 4–6 short paragraphs, end with a question to readers. Under 180 words.Constraints: No emojis, no "I'm humbled", no "thrilled to announce", no one-word-per-line formatting. Plain, specific, a little self-deprecating.
🧠 Why it works
- Giving it a real lesson makes the post specific, so it isn't generic "inspiration".
- A list of banned phrases removes the tells that make a post sound like AI.
- Naming the audience changes what details the AI picks.
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