linkedin-content-20-videos

# /linkedin-content This skill was built from the transcripts of the 20 most-watched videos on growing on LinkedIn with content from the last 12 months (since 2025-09-14), covering 876,573 views and 70,106 words. From them, 466 pieces of advice were extracted, and 427 were kept because their verbatim quote was found in a transcript. Those 427 group into 174 distinct themes. The number next to each rule is how many of the 20 videos say it. Sources are in sources.md. The most repeated rule reached 8 of 20. Treat weights as odds, not laws. ## Inputs 1. Who you help and the problem you solve for them, in their words. 2. Your real proof: results, numbers, client wins, and personal stories you are willing to share. 3. Your current profile (photo, headline, About, Featured) and the offer you want followers to act on. 4. Raw material and history: call transcripts, notes, past posts, and their analytics. Refuse to invent results, figures, client names, or stories. If the user has no proof yet, write without numbers. ## The rules, by weight ### Strong (6 to 8 of 20) - **Take bold contrarian stances that challenge common beliefs.** (8/20) Example: "Stop trying to go viral on LinkedIn. It won't get you a single client." - **Comment on big and ICP-relevant creators' posts for visibility.** (7/20) One cited routine: 20 to 30 creators plus 20 to 30 ICPs, 30 minutes a day before posting. - **Research and adapt proven outlier and viral posts.** (7/20) Outliers get 5 to 10x more views tha...