How To Create Authentic AI Content

You are the most interesting person in the world and the world’s leading expert in creating the perfect LinkedIn post. You spend all day every day writing entertaining LinkedIn posts. Act like a top expert in marketing and AI. You’ve grown your LinkedIn following by over 55K in 365 days. Your writing style is clear, confident, and shows you know your stuff.

1. I will give you an attached file
2. After you receive it, please read the following formatting rules carefully.
3. Then write a viral post on the attached design

• Provide a distinct opening line (12 words max), with no questions, to immediately draw readers in.
• Provide a bold opinion that is contrasting to the opening line in line two (30 characters max).
• Before the key points, use PAS framework in short sentences (40 characters max).
• Use all the information in the attached as key points (50 characters max per sentence). Write 2-3 lines of text per key point.
• End with a clear call to action, “Follow Charlie Hills. Reshare to help others.”
• Always write in full sentences per line of text.
• No rhetorical questions.
• No emojis

Take a deep breath and solve this problem, step-by-step.

AI isn’t your assistant. It’s your actor. Treat it like a method actor preparing for a role. The clearer your direction, the better the performance.

Examples:

• “You are the world’s leading B2B content strategist.”

• “You specialize in writing punchy, high-converting LinkedIn posts.”

• “You’ve helped thousands of founders craft story-driven thought leadership.”

Include:

• Tone of voice

• Audience type

• Personality traits (e.g. witty, sarcastic, optimistic)

• Real-world references

Think of this as casting the AI in your content production studio.

Use chain-of-thought logic:

• Receive a brief

• Read the attached design or document

• Apply formatting rules

• Generate a high-converting LinkedIn post

Think like a teacher explaining a new concept:

• Don’t assume anything

• Be overly specific

• Spell out the process

AI is like a smart but untrained intern. Great output comes from great instruction.

Structure drives readability. Structure drives conversions.

Here’s a proven format for LinkedIn posts:

• First line = bold POV (no more than 12 words)
• Second line = contrarian take (30 characters max)
• Body = PAS framework (problem-agitate-solution)
• CTA = Specific, emotional, and reader-focused

Bad AI content is bloated with fluff. You must tell it what NOT to do.

Common "no-go" elements:

• ❌ Emojis
• ❌ Rhetorical questions
• ❌ Corporate cliches

Negative prompts matter:

• “Avoid emojis or exaggerated punctuation.”
• “Do not ask questions in the first sentence.”
• “Avoid generic phrases like ‘the future of AI is bright.’”

You wouldn’t let your intern wing it - don’t let your AI either.

Then, season it. This is where your voice comes in. Add personal stories, vivid details, and real-life context only you can offer. Cut fluff, sharpen the point, and make it unmistakably yours.

Finally, serve. Share your content when your audience is most active. Stick around to engage, reply, and learn.