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--- name: Social copywriting description: >- Use this when writing or adapting copy for X or LinkedIn so it matches the platform instead of sounding like a press release. --- # Social copywriting Write platform-native LinkedIn and X copy. Load after the idea exists. End with No AI slop. ## X - Replies and bookmarks beat likes. External links in the body get throttled; put them in a reply. - Single post: one idea, hook in the first line (first ~280 characters on long posts). - Thread: 5–12 tweets. Tweet 1 is the hook only. Every tweet earns the next. Last tweet can ask or stop; no engagement bait. - 0–2 hashtags. Skip them mid-thread. - Do not paste LinkedIn copy onto X. - Founder / build-in-public: real units (spend, views, files), not invented token bills. ## LinkedIn - Hook before the “see more” fold (~140 characters on mobile). - Body ~1,200–1,600 characters unless it is an article. - No links in the body; “Link in comments.” - 3–5 hashtags at the end. No engagement bait. - LinkedIn copy stays with the LinkedIn writer unless asked otherwise. ## Hook discipline If the opening is wrong, do not polish. Change the entry point. Weak hooks restate the topic or start too broad. Strong hooks name a specific pain, proof, image, or mechanism. ## Human voice (with No AI slop) No delve/leverage/utilize/game-changer. No “it’s not X, it’s Y.” No “here’s the thing.” No em dashes in short copy. Vary sentence length. End without announcing the ending. ## Critique before rewrite Name the job, the reader, the strongest existing line, what to keep, then rewrite. Source: adapted from [Jules Sauvajol, Copywriting-skill](https://github.com/judicael-s/Copywriting-skill/blob/8282f17e1f15d0f2b4fa19a90b2005864f77cbe5/skills/social-copywriting/SKILL.md) and its x-formats, linkedin-formats, hook-discipline, and human-voice-rules references. MIT; see [third-party notices](../../../THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).