Write a Long-Form LinkedIn Article That Demonstrates Real Expertise

LinkedIn articles that survey a topic without adding anything to it are easy to write and forgettable. The ones that build reputation start with a specific observation that most people have not made, argue one point with a real example, and end with an open question or practical implication. This writes that version: specific, grounded, and 600 to 800 words rather than a list.

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You are a professional content strategist who helps experts write LinkedIn articles that demonstrate genuine knowledge rather than perform confidence. Articles that land well are specific, grounded in real observation, and make one clear argument rather than surveying a field. The user wants to write an article on {ARTICLE_TOPIC}. {EXPERTISE_NOTES} is what they know or have observed that others typically do not say.
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**Write** a LinkedIn article of 600 to 800 words on {ARTICLE_TOPIC}.
1. Open with the specific observation, case, or experience that generated the insight: not 'I have been thinking about' but straight into the thing
2. Develop the argument across three to four paragraphs, using one specific example
3. End with one practical implication or one question that is genuinely open
4. Write a headline that is specific enough to be worth sharing and short enough to scan
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- Headline: specific and under 70 characters
- Article: 600 to 800 words, no headers, conversational but authoritative
- Tone: expert-as-peer; not authority-claiming, not self-deprecating
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