LinkedIn comment that can start a DM
Write 5 comments I could leave on #name#’s post about #topic#. Each 1–2 sentences. Add a real point, not ‘Great post.’ One of them should naturally invite a DM. No hashtags. No em…
Guide
Cold DMs, hiring-manager notes, and follow-ups you can paste into ChatGPT or Claude — or import into Open Prompt Manager.
Most LinkedIn templates fail the same way: they open with “I came across your profile,” dump a résumé, and ask for “15 minutes.” Recruiters and hiring managers delete that on sight.
The prompts in this collection are built for a different job. They force a short message, a specific reason to write, and a reply that is easy to give — a yes, a no, or a pointer to the right person. Fill in the company, role, and one proof point; do not paste your life story.
Use them in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any other assistant. If you run Open Prompt Manager, import once and reuse the same template across tabs. Review every draft before you send — community prompts are unverified.
Write 5 comments I could leave on #name#’s post about #topic#. Each 1–2 sentences. Add a real point, not ‘Great post.’ One of them should naturally invite a DM. No hashtags. No em…
Write a LinkedIn follow-up to #name# at #company# about #role#. I sent a first note on #date# and got nothing. 4 sentences max. New information only — no ‘just checking in.’ Give…
Draft a LinkedIn note to #connector# asking for an intro to #target# at #company#. Why I’m asking: #reason#. Keep it under 80 words. Make it easy for them to forward — include a 3…
A recruiter messaged me on LinkedIn about #role# at #company#. Write a reply that shows interest, asks 3 specific questions about the team and scope, and does not jump to salary.…
Write a LinkedIn message to the hiring manager at #company# for a #role# I just applied for. Under 5 sentences. Direct. No 'I came across your profile.' Make it easy to reply. My…