ChatGPT prompt for a LinkedIn content calendar

Build a [CALENDAR LENGTH] LinkedIn content calendar for [CREATOR OR BRAND]. My target audience is [AUDIENCE]. My expertise, offer, and credible source material are: [EXPERTISE AND MATERIAL]. My voice, boundaries, and posting capacity are: [VOICE AND CONSTRAINTS].

Create a calendar that earns attention through useful professional insight, not engagement bait. Balance original lessons, practical frameworks, informed points of view, proof from approved examples, and occasional personal operating context only where it supports the topic. Do not invent metrics, client stories, career history, quotes, or trend claims.

Return a table with one row per post and these columns: publication date, audience problem, post format, opening line, core point, evidence or example needed, outline, suggested CTA, and production status. Plan formats deliberately: text post, document/carousel outline, short native video outline, poll only when a genuine research question exists, or comment-led follow-up. Do not force every format into the plan.

For each week, include a content mix showing one authority-building post, one practical takeaway, and one conversation or relationship-building post, adjusted to my stated capacity. Give each post a distinct angle; avoid repeating the same lesson with new wording. Make opening lines specific but not misleading, and use CTAs that invite a relevant reply, save, or conversation rather than “agree?” or “thoughts?”.

After the table, provide a one-week batching plan and 5 reusable comment prompts for responding substantively to audience replies. Before answering, check that every post can be supported by my supplied material and that the calendar does not overpromise frequency or recycle claims. Ask up to 3 clarifying questions only if a required input is missing.

Create a [NUMBER]-week LinkedIn calendar for founder [NAME]. AUDIENCE: [AUDIENCE]. FIRSTHAND EXPERIENCES AND BELIEFS: [MATERIAL]. BUSINESS OFFER: [OFFER]. VOICE LIMITS: [VOICE]. Return [POSTS PER WEEK] post concepts per week with a sharp premise, proof needed, outline, and soft CTA. Include operating lessons, market observations, and useful frameworks, but only when grounded in supplied experience. Avoid manufactured controversy and vague inspiration. Check that every position can be defended with the material provided and that no week repeats the same theme.

Plan a [CALENDAR LENGTH] LinkedIn company-page calendar for [COMPANY]. TARGET BUYERS: [AUDIENCE]. PRODUCT AND PROOF: [MATERIAL]. AVAILABLE CONTRIBUTORS: [CONTRIBUTORS]. Create a table with date, format, topic, contributor, asset needed, buyer-stage purpose, caption outline, and CTA. Balance customer education, product clarity, team expertise, and approved proof. Do not write employee viewpoints as if they are personal unless supplied. Include an asset-production checklist and flag items needing legal, customer, or product approval.

Create a LinkedIn launch calendar for [LAUNCH] running from [START DATE] to [END DATE]. AUDIENCE: [AUDIENCE]. CORE CLAIMS AND EVIDENCE: [CLAIMS]. ASSETS AVAILABLE: [ASSETS]. Produce pre-launch, launch-day, and follow-up posts with dates, objective, format, opening, proof required, CTA, and owner. Vary the angle across awareness, problem education, product explanation, and objection handling. Do not imply availability, results, or customer approval that has not been confirmed. Check that every claim has an assigned source or asset.