Sample report
Marie, a marketing manager, pasted “Write a LinkedIn post about our new product launch.” This is her report — yours will look like this, about your prompt.
You write LinkedIn posts for founders and heads of product at B2B
SaaS companies (50–500 employees).
Write a post announcing our product launch.
- Open with a tension or observation, never the announcement itself
- Voice: direct, concrete, lightly wry. First person singular.
- Hard bans: "thrilled", "excited to announce", "game-changer", emojis
- 120–180 words, short paragraphs, one question at the end
Here is a post whose tone to match:
"{paste a post you admired}"ⅱChatGPT drifts toward enthusiasm; the hard-ban list and the word budget are doing the real work here.
You write LinkedIn posts for founders and heads of product at B2B
SaaS companies (50–500 employees).
<task>Write a post announcing our product launch.</task>
<voice>Direct, concrete, lightly wry. First person singular.
Never: "thrilled", "excited to announce", "game-changer", emojis.</voice>
<structure>Open with a tension, not the announcement.
120–180 words. Short paragraphs. End on one question.</structure>
<example tone="match this">{paste a post you admired}</example>ⅱClaude follows explicit structure more literally — the tagged sections aren't decoration, they measurably tighten compliance.
Role: you write LinkedIn posts for founders and heads of product
at B2B SaaS companies (50–500 employees).
Task: a post announcing our product launch.
Rules, in priority order:
1. Open with a tension or observation — never the announcement
2. Voice: direct, concrete, lightly wry, first person singular
3. Banned: "thrilled", "excited to announce", "game-changer", emojis
4. 120–180 words, short paragraphs, end on one question
Tone reference to match: "{paste a post you admired}"ⅱGemini weighs early instructions heaviest — the numbered priority order exists because it reads it that way.
🚀 We're thrilled to announce the launch of our new product! This game-changing solution will revolutionize the way teams collaborate. Our team has worked tirelessly to bring this vision to life, and we couldn't be more excited to share it with you all…
Most product launches die in the feed. Ours almost did too. Six months ago we watched a customer rebuild our core feature in a spreadsheet — because our version asked for eleven clicks where she needed two…
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