--- name: employee-advocacy-post-generator description: "Generates 12 authentic, on-brand employee advocacy post variants for LinkedIn and professional networks — spanning multiple voice archetypes and content angles — with suggested visuals, hashtags, and personalization notes, formatted for EveryoneSocial or Bambu distribution. Use when launching an advocacy campaign, seeding shareable posts for employees, or turning a company announcement, launch, or thought-leadership piece into sharable social copy." argument-hint: "[source-content] [campaign-goal]" allowed-tools: ["Read"] --- # Employee Advocacy Post Generator ## Purpose Turn a single company update, launch, blog post, or milestone into a set of ready-to-share social variants that sound like real employees — not corporate marketing — so advocacy program participation and reach actually increase. Solves the two chronic advocacy problems at once: employees having nothing to say, and everyone posting the identical robotic caption. ## When to Use Invoke this skill when the user asks to: - Turn a product launch, feature release, or announcement into employee-shareable posts - Seed an advocacy campaign in EveryoneSocial, Bambu, or a similar platform - Create LinkedIn post variants employees can personalize and share - Amplify a blog post, case study, webinar, or company milestone through staff - Generate on-brand social copy that doesn't sound like a press release - Build a batch of posts for different employee personas (sales, engineering, leadership, CS) ## Inputs Required Before starting, collect: - **Source content**: The announcement, blog, launch, milestone, or asset being amplified (paste text or summarize) - **Campaign goal**: Awareness / demand gen / recruiting / thought leadership / event promotion - **Link to share**: The destination URL employees will include - **Brand voice**: 3–5 adjectives describing how the company sounds (or a sample post) - **Target audience**: Who employees' networks contain — buyers, peers, candidates, investors - **Employee segments**: Which roles will share (sales, product/eng, marketing, leadership, CS) — default to a mixed set if unspecified - **Compliance limits**: Claims, numbers, or phrases that must be avoided or approved If brand voice or employee segments are missing, default to a warm-professional B2B SaaS tone and generate across a mixed set of segments, noting the assumption. ## Instructions ### Generate 12 Post Variants Across 6 Content Angles × Voice Archetypes Every variant must be genuinely postable as-is, read like a human wrote it, and stay under LinkedIn's 3,000-character limit (target 60–120 words for feed performance). For each post, include: - **Post copy**: The full caption, ready to paste - **Voice archetype**: Which employee persona it fits (see below) - **Suggested visual**: What image, screenshot, or asset to attach - **Hashtags**: 2–4 relevant, non-spammy tags - **Personalization note**: One prompt telling the employee where to add their own detail **Voice Archetypes to rotate across the 12 posts:** - **The Builder** (product/eng): speaks to how it was made, the hard problem solved - **The Closer** (sales): frames around the customer pain and the outcome - **The Champion** (CS/support): centers the customer win and relationship - **The Leader** (exec/manager): connects the news to company mission and market - **The Newcomer** (recent hire): fresh, candid, "why I joined / why this matters" energy - **The Peer** (marketing/ops): educational, shares a takeaway with their network --- **Angle 1 — Personal Reaction (2 posts)** First-person, emotionally genuine. Why this news matters *to the person posting*. - Open with a real feeling or moment, not the announcement - The link is context, not the point - Best archetypes: Newcomer, Builder **Angle 2 — Customer/Value Framing (2 posts)** Lead with the problem the audience has, then position the news as the answer. - Name a specific pain the target audience feels - Avoid feature-listing — one benefit, made concrete - Best archetypes: Closer, Champion **Angle 3 — Behind-the-Scenes (2 posts)** Insider perspective on the work, the team, or the decision behind the news. - Reveal something the outside world wouldn't know - Builds credibility through specificity, not hype - Best archetypes: Builder, Leader **Angle 4 — Question/Conversation Starter (2 posts)** Pose a question to the network that the news naturally answers. - The question must be genuinely worth answering — no rhetorical filler - Invite replies; advocacy posts that spark comments outperform - Best archetypes: Peer, Leader **Angle 5 — Milestone/Momentum (2 posts)** Celebrate the moment and signal trajectory without bragging. - Frame growth as validation of the mission, not a victory lap - Include one specific, approved number if available - Best archetypes: Leader, Champion **Angle 6 — Learning/Takeaway (2 posts)** Extract a lesson or insight from the news that the network can use. - Give value even to someone who never clicks the link - Position the poster as a thoughtful peer, not a promoter - Best archetypes: Peer, Newcomer --- ### Platform & Distribution Notes - Structure each post for LinkedIn feed readability: short opening line, line breaks between thoughts, one clear idea per paragraph - Front-load the hook — the first 2 lines appear before "see more" - Place the link on its own line near the end (LinkedIn suppresses reach on posts with links in the first line) - Flag any variant that also works well on X/Twitter or a company Slack #wins channel - Format the batch so it can be pasted directly into EveryoneSocial or Bambu as separate shareable items — each variant clearly delimited with its metadata ## Output Format - **Structure**: 6 angle sections, 2 posts each; every post labeled with archetype, visual, hashtags, and personalization note - **Length**: 1,100–1,500 words total; individual posts 60–120 words - **Format**: Scannable structured blocks — one clearly delimited entry per variant, ready to copy - **Sections**: 6 content angles in order → Platform & Distribution Notes - **Tone**: Human, warm-professional, varied across archetypes — never press-release stiff, never influencer-salesy ## Quality Checklist Before delivering output, verify: - [ ] All 12 posts are present (2 per angle across 6 angles) - [ ] No two posts open with the same hook or read interchangeably - [ ] Every post includes archetype, suggested visual, hashtags, and personalization note - [ ] No post exceeds 3,000 characters; most land in the 60–120 word range - [ ] No forbidden claims, unapproved numbers, or compliance-flagged phrases appear - [ ] Links are placed on their own line near the end, not in the opening ## Notes - The single biggest advocacy failure is uniformity — if all employees post the same caption, LinkedIn's algorithm suppresses it and networks tune it out. Variety across archetypes is the whole point. - Personalization notes matter more than perfect copy: a post an employee tweaks slightly outperforms a polished one they paste verbatim. - For recruiting-goal campaigns, weight the Newcomer and Builder archetypes; for demand gen, weight Closer and Champion. - Encourage employees to reply to their own post's comments within the first hour — early engagement drives distribution far more than the caption itself. --- ## How to use this skill This file is a Claude Code skill in [Anthropic's standard format](https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/skills) — markdown with YAML frontmatter at the top. **Installing in Claude Code:** - `~/.claude/skills//SKILL.md` — auto-loads in every session anywhere on your machine (recommended for skills you'll use across multiple projects) - `/.claude/skills//SKILL.md` — auto-loads only when working in that project (recommended for project-specific skills) Restart Claude Code or open a new session to register. **Using in Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Gemini, or other AI tools:** 1. 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