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Mission 1 of 2 · LinkedIn track · 10 min

Publish your first LinkedIn post with JOHANNES

Result: a post tied to a validated audience, goal and angle.

  1. Frame your request

    Do not ask for "a post". Give JOHANNES an audience, a goal and a topic.

    « I want a LinkedIn post for [specific audience] in order to [goal]. Topic: [topic]. Tone: [desired tone]. »

    Real example, the one in the video below: "I want a LinkedIn post for SMB owners without a marketing team in order to get meeting requests. Topic: the BAM academy. Tone: direct and concrete, no jargon."

    You are ready when your audience, your goal and your topic are explicit.

  2. Check the brief

    JOHANNES asks you a question? Answer it: a precision now avoids a rewrite later. It then prepares a proposal card with the brief and the exact price. Nothing starts without your agreement: "Approve" or "Refuse". Unsure about the angle? Ask for the change, the card will be redone.

    You are ready when the displayed brief matches your request. Approve it.

    Real platform sequence, faithfully reconstructed (BAM project, verbatim texts, French interface): the clarifying question, the proposal card with brief and price, then the generated content with its actions. Every action waits for your approval.

  3. Review like your client

    Two checks: the hook makes you want to unfold the rest, and there is only one call to action. Adjust in plain language: "shorter", "fewer promises", "add a client example".

    You are ready when you would publish this post as it is.

  4. Final checkpoint: verify before publishing

    Only tick what is true for this post. In doubt? Go back to the relevant step before publishing.

  5. Publish, then tell BAM

    Publish the post on LinkedIn, then click "I published this content": your library tells apart what is out from what is waiting.

Ready for what is next · LinkedIn track: mission 1 of 2

Your post is ready to publish

You framed an audience, a goal and an angle, then verified your content before going live.

Skill unlocked: requesting content from a clear marketing decision.

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