Templates for Daily LinkedIn Posting

Templates for Daily LinkedIn Posting

Posting daily on LinkedIn doesn’t require endless creativity — it requires rhythm.
A rhythm built on repeatable templates that turn your experiences, lessons, and insights into scroll-stopping posts.

Below are 12 templates for daily LinkedIn posting designed for consistency, growth, and clarity — plus notes on how Growth Terminal can generate and schedule them automatically.

1. The Lesson Post

Format:
Old belief → Turning point → Lesson

Template:

I used to think [belief].
Then [experience] changed everything.
Here’s what I learned about [topic].

Example:

I used to think posting daily was about volume.
Then I realized it’s about learning faster.
Consistency isn’t about output — it’s about iteration.

Use it when: You want to share personal growth or practical insight.

2. The Founder Story

Format:
Hook → Struggle → Decision → Outcome

Template:

[Emotionally charged opener].
[Describe the moment you hit a wall].
[What you did next].
[Lesson learned].

Example:

We almost shut down last summer.
Runway was two weeks. Morale was low.
That week forced me to fix our systems — not just our marketing.

Use it when: You want to humanize your brand and show resilience.

3. The Framework

Format:
Headline → Steps → Short commentary

Template:

The [#]-step framework I use to [achieve result]:
1️⃣ [Step one]
2️⃣ [Step two]
3️⃣ [Step three]
Simple. Repeatable. It works.

Example:

The 3-step framework I use to turn ideas into content:
1️⃣ Capture them daily.
2️⃣ Expand one into a story.
3️⃣ Post by 9AM.

Use it when: You want to teach and position yourself as practical.

4. The Contrarian Take

Format:
Common belief → Reframe → Proof or example

Template:

Everyone says [popular idea].
But here’s what I’ve learned after [experience].
[Contrarian truth].

Example:

Everyone says to chase followers.
But engagement, not audience size, builds real opportunities.

Use it when: You want to create tension and stand out in the feed.

5. The Trend Observation

Format:
What you’re seeing → What it means → Takeaway

Template:

I’m noticing more people [doing X].
It’s a sign that [bigger shift].
Here’s how I’d think about it.

Example:

I’m seeing more founders posting daily instead of running ads.
It’s not a coincidence — organic distribution is the new moat.

Use it when: You want to show awareness and thought leadership.

6. The Data Insight

Format:
Stat → Interpretation → Lesson

Template:

[Number]% of [group] now [behavior].
Most people will miss what that really means.
Here’s why it matters for [audience].

Example:

82% of posts that perform well include a personal story.
It’s not luck — it’s psychology. People connect before they convert.

Use it when: You want to sound analytical and data-driven.

7. The “How To” Breakdown

Format:
Problem → Steps → Encouragement

Template:

Most people struggle with [problem].
Here’s a simple way to fix it:

1. [Step 1]

2. [Step 2]

3. [Step 3]
   It’s not magic — it’s repetition.

Example:

Most creators freeze at the blank page.
Here’s how I avoid it:

1. Write one line a day.

2. Save every idea.

3. Use AI to expand it later.

Use it when: You want to deliver tactical value.

8. The Conversation Starter

Format:
Open question → Context → Invitation

Template:

What’s one lesson that changed how you work?
I’ll start 👇

Example:

What’s one marketing hill you’ll die on?
Mine: Great content beats paid spend long-term.

Use it when: You want to spark engagement and learn from your network.

9. The Week in Review

Format:
Wins → Lessons → Next step

Template:

This week:
✅ [Win]
💡 [Lesson]
🚀 [Next focus]

Example:

This week:
✅ Launched Growth Terminal’s new AI scheduler
💡 Learned that timing matters more than topic
🚀 Next: Integrating analytics into the draft flow

Use it when: You want to stay transparent and consistent.

10. The “Before vs After”

Format:
Old mindset → New mindset → Reflection

Template:

Before: [what you used to do].
After: [what you do now].
Small shift. Big impact.

Example:

Before: Posting once a week when I had time.
After: Building a system that posts for me.
Consistency compounds faster than creativity.

Use it when: You want to show progress or transformation.

11. The Quote Expansion

Format:
Quote → Personal interpretation → Takeaway

Template:

“[Quote].”
It stuck with me because [reason].
Here’s how it applies to [work/life/leadership].

Example:

“You don’t rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your systems.”
That’s been true in every startup I’ve built.
Consistency beats motivation — every time.

Use it when: You want to mix inspiration with depth.

12. The Soft CTA

Format:
Mini insight → Subtle offer → Invite response

Template:

We’ve been testing [project/tool].
It’s helping [type of user] do [outcome].
Want to try it? Drop [keyword].

Example:

We’ve been testing Growth Terminal’s AI Hook Optimizer.
It rewrites your first two lines based on what performs in your niche.
Want early access? Drop “HOOK.”

Use it when: You want organic lead flow without sounding salesy.

Suggested Weekly Rhythm

With Growth Terminal:
Your templates become part of an automated loop:

• Capture ideas daily → Generate posts automatically → Optimize hooks → Schedule for your audience’s peak hours → Analyze and refine.

Final Thoughts

Daily LinkedIn posting isn’t about constant inspiration — it’s about structure and leverage.
Templates give you a foundation; AI gives you scale.

Traditional schedulers help you plan.
Growth Terminal helps you grow — by studying your performance data and evolving your templates automatically.

When you systemize your creativity, daily posting stops being a task and becomes a growth flywheel.