LinkedIn Watchlist Prompts
LinkedIn coverage is profile- and company-based: people, their posts and articles, company pages and their posts, single posts, and video transcripts. There is no keyword search, so every prompt starts from a profile or company you already have. Without keyword search, spotting a shift on LinkedIn means reading a list of companies and people you chose in advance — narrower than a search, and more precise about the market you actually care about. Replace the bracketed values before sending.
- 01
Watchlist digest
Fetch recent LinkedIn posts from [company A], [company B], and [company C] and give me one summary of what they are all saying.
- 02
Convergence
Read recent LinkedIn posts from these companies and tell me what topic they are converging on: [list].
- 03
Language shift
Compare [company]’s LinkedIn posts from recent weeks against older ones. Has their language changed?
- 04
Category framing
Fetch LinkedIn posts from [company A] and [company B] and tell me how each frames the category.
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Leadership signals
Fetch LinkedIn posts from the founders of [company A] and [company B] and summarize what they are pushing.
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Hiring as signal
Read recent LinkedIn posts from [list of companies] and flag who is hiring and for what.
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Article themes
Fetch LinkedIn articles from [name A] and [name B] and tell me what they are arguing about.
- 08
Announcement sweep
Read recent LinkedIn posts from [list of companies] and pull out every product announcement.
- 09
Headcount trajectory
Fetch LinkedIn pages for [list of companies] and compare their headcount bands.
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Video claims sweep
Get transcripts for these LinkedIn video posts and tell me what claims they share: [list of urls].
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New voices
Read recent LinkedIn posts from [company] and tell me which employees are publishing under their own names.
Replace @[username], [topic], and other bracketed placeholders with real values before sending.