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How should I write LinkedIn posts now that AI reads them?

The short answer

Write posts that can double as source material. Choose three or four topics you want to be known for, answer specific questions about them with clear headers and direct answers, and keep a consistent point of view. A post that answers a real question can keep working long after it leaves the feed.

Why this is changing

LinkedIn posts used to live and die in the feed within a day or two. Now AI tools pull from public posts when they answer questions, so a strong post can surface months later in someone else's search.

A simple LinkedIn content plan

  • Choose three or four topics tied to your business
  • List the questions your customers ask about each one
  • Answer one question per post, with the answer near the top
  • Use short headers or line breaks so the structure is clear
  • Come back to the same topics again and again

Consistency is the strategy

Random thought leadership is hard for people and machines to remember. A clear, repeated point of view makes it obvious what you're an expert in.

The bottom line

Post less randomly and more intentionally. Repetition on the right topics builds your reputation and your chances of being cited.