plan-contentlisted

# Plan content A LinkedIn presence with no plan tends to drift. The user posts whatever they thought of that day, the topics vary widely, the audience does not learn what to expect from them, and the algorithm does not learn what to surface them for. A content plan is not about scheduling tweets; it is about deciding what the user wants to be known for and then producing content that reinforces that consistently. ## Why this skill exists LinkedIn's 2026 algorithm and audience both reward consistency in topic and angle. The algorithm builds an interest-graph profile of what the user posts about and surfaces it to people interested in those topics; the audience builds an expectation of what to come to the user for. Random posting forfeits both. But "consistency" is also where most content strategy advice goes off the rails into rigid editorial calendars that the user abandons in two weeks. This skill is meant to produce something light enough to actually use: a few content pillars, a clear audience, and a sustainable cadence. ## When to use this skill Trigger when: - The user wants to think strategically about content rather than post-by-post - The user is starting a LinkedIn presence (or restarting after dormancy) - Their posting feels scattered, and engagement is inconsistent - Before committing to a regular posting routine - The user is positioning for a new audience and needs to align content Do NOT trigger when: - The user wants to write one specific post. Send to w