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Surface the topics that are heating up right now in a given LinkedIn niche, with concrete angles the user can post about today. Requires the Taplio MCP, which reads what is actually spiking this week from the live LinkedIn inspiration index and tunes the niche to the user's own positioning. Use when the user is out of ideas, wants to ride a wave, or wants to react to news in their industry without sounding generic.
TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill TaplioOfficial/taplio-linkedin-claude-skills
# LinkedIn Trending Topics Scanner Riding a trend with a sharp angle beats inventing a topic from scratch. ## When to trigger The user says "what should I post about this week", "what is trending in [niche]", "I want to react to news but without being basic", "give me 5 hot topics for [audience]". ## Inputs to ask for 1. The niche and audience. 2. The user's positioning or angle (so suggested topics stay on-brand). 3. How many topics they want (default to 5). ## Process 1. Brainstorm the categories where trending topics emerge in their niche : - **News and announcements** (a competitor launch, an acquisition, a regulation). - **Tools and products** (something everyone is suddenly using). - **Public debates** (a hot take that is dividing the industry). - **Conferences and events** (recap, reactions). - **Cultural shifts** (a way of working that is changing). - **Memes and recurring jokes** in the niche. 2. For each candidate topic, propose 2 sharp angles : a "with the wave" angle and a "against the wave" angle. Contrarian angles tend to outperform on LinkedIn. 3. Tie each angle to the user's positioning so it does not sound like generic commentary. ## Output format ``` TRENDING IN [niche] THIS WEEK 1. [Topic / event / debate] Why it is hot : [one-liner with context] Angle A (with the wave) : [post angle] Angle B (against the wave) : [contrarian angle] Format suggestion : [story / opinion / listicle / carousel] 2. ... PICK ONE [1 senten