Your post. Optimised for LinkedIn
and for AI search results.
Your voice is the most valuable thing — PostSignal enhances it, not replaces it.
Paste your draft post below. PostSignal rewrites it in three versions — one for LinkedIn engagement, one for AI search visibility, and one that does both.
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Before you start: Make sure your LinkedIn post visibility is set to "Anyone" in your privacy settings — otherwise AI tools cannot find or index it, no matter how well it's written.
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Applying LinkedIn engagement best practice and AI search visibility rules.
This usually takes 20–30 seconds.
LinkedIn Best Practice — Quick Reminders
Post 2–3 times per week. Members who post twice a week see up to 5x more profile views on average, according to LinkedIn's own data.
Your first sentence is everything. LinkedIn shows up to three lines before "see more" — make it impossible to ignore.
Lead with lived experience. LinkedIn's own research confirms that authentic personal insight consistently outperforms generic or AI-generated content.
Hashtags don't affect distribution. LinkedIn has confirmed hashtags no longer influence how widely your post is shown — use them only if you want to.
Spark a conversation. Posts that invite a comment or ask a genuine question consistently drive higher engagement than broadcast-style content.
Consider LinkedIn Articles for depth. Long-form Articles are more heavily indexed by search engines — and more likely to surface in AI summaries — than standard feed posts.
AI Search Visibility — Quick Reminders
Check your privacy settings. Your posts must be set to "Anyone" to be crawlable by search engines — and therefore visible to AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
AI finds you the same way Google does. LLMs don't have LinkedIn's data baked in — they search the web live. If Google can find your post, AI can too.
Be specific about what you do and who you serve. AI tools match advisers to prospects based on clear signals — location, specialism, and client type. Vague content gets vague results.
Write how people ask questions. Phrases like "financial adviser for retiring business owners in Manchester" are exactly how prospects prompt AI tools. Mirror that language naturally in your posts.
One topic per post. AI tools reward focused, authoritative content on a single subject. Covering multiple topics in one post dilutes your expertise signal.
Test how AI sees you. Open ChatGPT and search for an adviser with your specialism in your location. If you don't appear, your content needs more specificity and consistency.