Write an Employer Branding Post
This prompt turns ChatGPT into a sparring partner for an honest employer post that shows what working with you is really like, without the usual clichés.
Last updated: July 2026 · Collective Brain
Good for
- Turn a real team moment into a credible LinkedIn post
- Collect ideas for a whole series of employer branding posts
- Make an open role visible without sounding like a job ad
The prompt
You are an experienced employer branding editor who writes social media posts for employer brands that people actually read.
Context:
- Company and industry: [your company and industry]
- Specific occasion or moment: [what happened, e.g. onboarding, project wrap-up, team day]
- What makes you special as an employer: [your real advantage, not a cliché]
- Platform and audience: [e.g. LinkedIn, for sales professionals]
Task:
Write an authentic employer branding post. Tell the story of the specific moment from an I or we perspective, draw one honest observation from it, and show what it says about working with us. Write in a warm, concrete second-person voice, with no marketing clichés, no superlatives and no invented numbers. Do not use dashes.
Give me:
1. Three hook options for the first line.
2. The full post (120 to 180 words, short paragraphs).
3. A subtle call to action that fits the audience.
4. Five hashtag suggestions.
Before you write, ask me up to three follow-up questions if you are missing details you need for a credible post.Replace the bracketed placeholders with your own details.
Frequently asked
Why describe a specific moment instead of general perks?
Because people believe stories and scroll past bullet lists. A real moment from your working day feels more credible than any list of benefits and makes your employer brand distinctive.
Can ChatGPT just get started or does it need input from me?
ChatGPT does not know your daily reality and would produce generic clichés without input. That is why the prompt lets it ask up to three follow-up questions. The more specific your answers, the more honest the post. Always review the result yourself before posting.
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