Every Wednesday, take the next feature from your list and write a LinkedIn post that starts with the problem it removes, not the feature, and ends with who it is for. It waits for your approval.
Use this template and it is copied into your workspace as a workflow you own: every step is editable on the canvas, it can be renamed, pinned or archived (archiving pauses it), and it stays switched off until you turn it on. Test run walks the reads and conditions and reports what would be staged without staging it, and Run now works while the workflow is still switched off.
It runs on the schedule shown above. The templates ship in India time (Asia/Kolkata); change the day, hour and timezone on the trigger step.
Each post it drafts lands in Publish as pending approval; nothing is published until a person approves it there. Notifications go by email, and to any Slack, Discord or Microsoft Teams channel verified under Settings > Notifications.
Every Tuesday, take the next question prospects ask your sales team from a list you keep, write a LinkedIn post that answers it the way your best salesperson would on a call, and leave it for approval. When the list runs out it tells you instead of repeating itself.
Every Thursday, take the next customer result from your list, write a short LinkedIn case study (the problem, what changed, the number) and make a clean results card to go with it. Both wait for your approval. Uses one image credit a week.
Every Monday, take the next belief about your industry from the founder's list and write a first-person LinkedIn post: a moment that shows it, the point, and one thing to do this week. It waits for the founder's approval.
