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Share what you know. Sound like yourself.

Turn your experience, services, and point of view into LinkedIn posts worth reading. Build a month of ideas around what your business knows, without flattening your voice into corporate filler.

Your website in. A month of content to make your own.

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A DIRECTION THAT FITS

Give your LinkedIn content
a reason to exist.

01

Start with a useful point.

Open with a question, observation, or lesson your audience recognizes. Keep the promise of the opening small enough for the post to deliver.

02

Make your expertise concrete.

Explain a process, decision, or tradeoff. Specific detail makes a service business easier to understand than a string of abstract claims.

03

Give readers room to respond.

End with a question that follows naturally from the post. Invite an informed conversation rather than asking for engagement for its own sake.

PUT THE IDEA INTO PRACTICE

A clear point of view.
A post with a purpose.

The creative states a clear design perspective. A supporting post can then explain the studio’s choices and process, making the service more tangible for a potential client.

Ideas to build into your month

  • Explain a decision behind a project
  • Answer a question buyers often ask
  • Share a lesson from your process
  • Introduce a team specialty
  • Offer a practical industry tip
  • Describe the problem your service solves
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Fieldnotes Studio fictional sample creative illustrating linkedin content direction

Thoughtful identities for businesses with something to say.

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THE SAME SIMPLE START

Your website in.
Your voice all the way through.

01

Start with your website

Bring the story, services, and personality of your business into the content direction.

02

Review the month together

Look at the mix of ideas, creative, and captions. Keep what fits and adjust what needs attention.

03

Choose what goes out

Check links, dates, claims, and channel availability before moving your content into a publishing schedule.

A FEW USEFUL DETAILS

About LinkedIn.

A month of ideas.
A little more room to breathe.

Start with your business website. Keep your voice. Review your content.

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