Use viral post as template
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This process combines the topic you want to write about and an already proven viral post.
Blotato creates a post about your topic, following the same format and structure as the viral post.
This is my favorite way to write text-based short-to-medium length posts for Linkedin and Twitter!
Pretty much ALL Linkedin/Twitter courses tell you to follow this process... but manually
With Blotato, it's streamlined and simple!
As usual, add data sources you want to remix.
Check out viral posts of content creators in your niche.
Add your source(s), select platform(s), and click "Generate Post". This will generate draft posts.
Then, click "Prompts" on the bottom right corner.
Select the prompt called "Template From Existing Post".
Next, you'll use the viral post as a structural template for your new post.
Copy and paste Justin Welsh's viral post into the prompt where it says:
"[INSERT EXAMPLE POST HERE]"
Finally, click "Generate" to create your post!
This will map the information from your data sources into a new post, following the same template and structure as the viral post.
You can click "Regenerate" to let AI make another variation.
On Linkedin, Justin Welsh is a popular creator, so let's use one of his proven viral :
If you're not sure how to find viral social media posts, check out the free Chrome extension, , for Linkedin. It shows you viral posts and you can see all top posts from any Linkedin creator.
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