I used Notion AI to rewrite my LinkedIn post from yesterday.
Here's what happened:
As I was writing the outline for my post yesterday, I decided to let Notion AI take the wheel and write a full post based on the outline.
But I decided “Nah, I’ll write it myself”. So today I will see if it can write a better post than me based on the same outline.
Step 1: The outline.
For the outline, I wrote down random sentences slightly related to each other. They were just supposed to be bullet points. Each point is covered in the post:
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Step 2: The prompt.
(Prompt means “question” or “idea” but we say “prompt” to sound cooler.)
Here’s my prompt:
“Using these bullet points, write a full LinkedIn post with a proper hook, body text (with number or bullet points), and call to action. Make sure every point from this outline is covered in the post. Keep the post to a maximum of 300 words.”
Step 3: Generate!
The result:
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Overwhelming databases
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This is amazing. I mean… do I even need to write anything myself anymore? The hook is better, the call to action is better, and it just looks more professional. I’m going to post just this part on LinkedIn and see how the post does.
Here’s the original post from yesterday:
Which do you think is better? Comment below!
Did you have to rewrite any of it? Would you? I’ve found that I’ll often get LLM responses that are near perfect but sometimes I’ll get responses that have gone awry. Not in major ways but enough that they definitely need corrections. But if you run the prompt a few times, you’ll likely get a ton of material you can slice and dice to get exactly what you need.