Agent skill · alirezarezvani
linkedin-strategy
Use when someone needs a LinkedIn plan rather than a post — content pillars, positioning for a career change or consulting or thought leadership, a sustainable posting cadence, or a newsletter decision. Triggers on "what should I post about", "how often should I post", "LinkedIn content strategy", "should I start a LinkedIn newsletter", "grow my following", "90-day plan". Validates the positioning brief, sizes the week against real hours and refuses a plan that will not survive week five, and gates a newsletter against eligibility and a six-month cadence commitment.
What it needs
About 3k tokens when loaded.
What this skill does
LinkedIn Strategy — brief, cadence, newsletter Three decisions, in this order. Out of order is why most LinkedIn efforts produce a feed of unrelated observations and stop in week five. Workflow 1. The brief — an editorial constitution, not a wish. Walk the five questions one at a time, each with a recommended answer, then validate: It refuses on the two things that make everything downstream impossible: an objective that is not one of the six real ones (career-change, consulting, thought-leadership, hiring, fundraising, community), and an audience too broad to exclude anyone. It also refuses fewer than two exclusions — a positioning that excludes nothing is availability. Pillars: two to four, shares summing to 100, at least one backed by proof that already exists, at least one at 10-20% as the experimental slot. Every pillar needs a "why you"; if anyone could post it, cut it. The script emits observable 90-day criteria. Follower count is deliberately absent — it moves for reasons unrelated to whether the objective is being met. 2. The cadence — priced against a bad week. Exit 0 fits / 2 below the 90-minute floor / 3 over budget with the overage named. Every activity is priced in minutes including the reply window, which is part of the post and not an extra. Allocation shifts with stage: from a standing start 60% of the budget belongs in other people's comment sections, because a post published to nobody reaches nobody. Below 90 minutes a week it refuses to plan a posting schedule and returns a comment-only week: a cadence abandoned in week five is worse than one never started, because the abandonment is visible on the profile. Every plan ships with a minimum viable week. 3. The newsletter — only if the promise can be paid. Refuses below LinkedIn's published 150-follower evaluation floor, and refuses a cadence whose six-month cost exceeds the budget. Emits a 12-issue arc rotating issue types across pillars, and a stop rule written before issue one. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
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