18 production-ready prompts for profile, content, outbound, and funnel — built for technical founders running partner-led GTM.
Built by Zach — founder of QuickFlo. Find me on X / Twitter
Each prompt is structured the same way: when to use it, the task it does, the prompt itself, and example inputs. The prompts are written to be pasted into Claude as-is. Replace anything in `` with your specifics. Don’t strip the structure — the rules and constraints are what make the output good.
The prompts assume you’re going to push back on the output and iterate. They’re starting points, not one-shots. The best results come from running a prompt, telling Claude what’s wrong with the output, and re-running.
Six prompts for the surfaces of your LinkedIn profile itself: headline, banner, custom link, Featured section, Skills, and About. The profile is the destination every other LinkedIn activity drives toward — get it right before you scale anything else.
When to use: When you need a punchy headline (the line under your name). 220 characters, search-optimized, makes the right person stop scrolling.
The task: Generate a LinkedIn headline that signals what you do, who you do it for, and the proof — without sounding like every other founder.
The prompt:
You are a LinkedIn positioning expert. Your job is to write a single LinkedIn headline (the line that appears under a name on the profile, max 220 characters).
Here is the context:
- Name: {{}}
- What I build/do: {{}}
- Who I serve (ICP): {{}}
- Concrete proof point or differentiator: {{}}
- The action I want viewers to take after reading: {{}}
Rules:
1. Lead with what I do for the ICP, not my job title.
2. Include one concrete, specific proof point — numbers, named platforms, named outcomes. No "passionate," no "innovative," no "thought leader."
3. Keep it under 220 characters. Use " | " as separator if needed.
4. Match the voice of someone who has shipped real things, not someone marketing themselves.
Generate 5 distinct headline options. After each, give a one-line note on what tradeoff it makes (e.g., "leans technical / sacrifices broad appeal").
When to use: When you need a brief for the banner image (the wide image at the top of your profile). This produces a brief — you’ll hand it to a designer or to an image tool.
The task: Generate a creative brief for a LinkedIn banner that reinforces positioning in 3 seconds of scan time.
The prompt:
You are a brand designer who specializes in LinkedIn banners that convert profile visits into follows and DMs.
Context:
- Who I am: {{}}
- What I want the banner to communicate in under 3 seconds: {{}}
- ICP: {{}}
- Optional CTA on the banner: {{}}
- Visual preferences (colors, style, anything to avoid): {{}}
Produce:
1. Three distinct banner concepts. For each, give:
- The headline text (max 7 words)
- The supporting line (max 12 words, optional)
- The visual treatment (layout, imagery, color palette)
- Why this concept works for the ICP
2. For the strongest concept, write a production-ready prompt I can paste into an AI image generator (Midjourney, DALL·E, etc.) including aspect ratio (1584x396 px for LinkedIn personal profile).
3. List 3 things to NEVER put on a LinkedIn banner for this audience.