Turn Claude Into Your LinkedIn Ghostwriter
A guide to setting up Claude as your LinkedIn ghostwriter so posts sound like you.
The promise here is specific: get Claude to write LinkedIn posts that actually sound like you — not the over-polished, emoji-stuffed “AI post” everyone can now spot. The method is less about a clever one-off prompt and more about giving Claude the right raw material up front.
Feed it your voice first
The core move is building a short “voice” reference from a few of your own best posts, so Claude learns your cadence, your opinions, and the way you actually phrase things. From then on it drafts in your style and you edit — rather than fighting a generic draft every single time.
Assist, don't autopilot
The setup deliberately keeps you in the loop: Claude helps with structure and first drafts, you add the specific stories and numbers only you have, and nothing is posted automatically. A final pass strips out the tell-tale AI phrasing so the result reads human.
Who it's for
Professionals and founders who want to show up on LinkedIn regularly without every post sounding mass-produced — and who are happy to do a quick review before anything goes live.
- Giving Claude your voice, samples, and point of view
- Drafting posts you edit instead of rewrite
- Avoiding the generic “AI post” tone
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