Blank page is the enemy of consistency. These fill-in-the-blank templates are built from the exact post structures that generate the most reach, comments, and saves on LinkedIn, analyzed from 62,000+ real posts. Pick a format, fill your details, post.
Updated February 2026 - proven formats from 62,000+ analyzed posts
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The LinkedIn algorithm doesn't care about how original your format is. It rewards posts that get read, commented on, and saved in the first hour. The formats that consistently do this aren't random, they follow repeatable patterns.
Study any LinkedIn creator with 50K+ followers and you'll find they rotate through 3–5 formats. The hook structures, the line breaks, the CTA placement, it's deliberate. These templates reverse-engineered those patterns from our database of 62,000 posts.
Your job isn't to reinvent posting. It's to fill in the blanks with your specific story, your real numbers, and your genuine take, then let the structure do the heavy lifting.
Hook stops the scroll
First line must work without clicking 'see more'
One idea per post
Don't cram, clarity beats comprehensiveness
Short lines win
Single-sentence paragraphs are easier to scan on mobile
End with a question
Comments are the strongest algorithmic signal
Specific beats general
Real numbers, real names, real stories outperform theory
Pick a template that fits your story
Don't force a format, find the one that fits what you want to say
Fill in every placeholder
Replace [BRACKETS] with real, specific details, no vague language
Read it out loud
If it sounds robotic, rewrite one sentence at a time until it sounds like you
Post between 7–9am on a weekday
Reach peaks in the first 60–90 minutes, time it right
Reply to every comment within an hour
Early replies signal engagement to the algorithm and boost reach