Why three variations beat one
The same idea can land very differently depending on how you frame it. A lesson about pricing can be a story about the client you undercharged, a five step checklist, or a sharp opinion that most consultants charge too little. Each version attracts a different kind of engagement.
Elitra writes all three at once so you can compare them side by side. Many professionals post one now and save the other two for later in the month, which turns a single idea into three weeks of content.
What makes a LinkedIn post perform
Every post this tool writes follows the patterns that consistently work on LinkedIn for founders, coaches, consultants and executives:
- A hook in the first line that earns the click on see more.
- Short lines with white space, so the post is easy to read on a phone.
- One clear idea per post, supported by a story, an example or steps.
- Specific details such as numbers, names of situations and real outcomes.
- An ending that invites a reply, usually a question or a simple call to action.
The generator follows these rules, but your experience is what makes a post worth reading. Add one real detail from your work to any draft and it will outperform a generic version every time.
How to get better drafts
Be specific in your topic
"Pricing" gives you generic advice. "Why I raised my coaching rates 40% and lost zero clients" gives you a post people stop to read.
Name your audience
Posts written for "first time founders in health tech" sound very different from posts for "HR leaders at large companies." The audience field shapes the language and examples.
Pick the tone that sounds like you
Professional for thought leadership, storytelling for personal posts, bold for opinions, witty for lighter takes, inspirational for milestone posts.
Use the call to action field sparingly
A soft call to action, like inviting people to comment or follow, works for most posts. Save hard offers such as booking a call for one post in four or five.
Editing AI drafts so they sound like you
Click Edit on any variation to change it right on the page. Swap general phrases for the words you actually use with clients. Replace example numbers with real ones. Cut any line you would not say out loud. Then copy the post, or download all three as a text file to schedule later.
If you want a sharper or shorter version of any draft, paste it into the Post Rewriter. If you need ideas for what to write about next, the Content Ideas Generator gives you 30 at a time.
How to generate a LinkedIn post with Elitra
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Describe your idea
Write one or two sentences about what you want to say. Include a real detail if you have one.
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Set audience, tone and length
Choose who you are writing for, how you want to sound and how long the post should be.
- 3
Generate three variations
Get a story, a framework and a bold take on the same idea.
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Edit, copy and post
Edit the version you like, copy it to LinkedIn, and save the other two for later.
Frequently asked questions
Is the LinkedIn post generator free?
Yes. No credit card needed. Sign in free with Google or email. Each generation gives you three full post drafts, and you get 30 free generations a month.
Will LinkedIn penalize AI written posts?
LinkedIn rewards posts that people read and engage with. Edit the draft so it reflects your real experience and voice, and it reads like any well written post.
How long should a LinkedIn post be?
Most strong posts fall between 120 and 300 words. Short posts work for sharp opinions. Longer posts work for stories and step by step lessons.
Can I add hashtags?
Elitra leaves hashtags out by default because they rarely help reach on LinkedIn today. Add two or three relevant ones at the end if you like.