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linkedin-strategy
Use when a LinkedIn presence — personal brand or company page — needs an account-level decision spanning months: positioning and point of view, three to five content pillars, posting cadence, whether content lives on the founder's profile or the company page, and the social-selling rhythm, read from and written back to the presence's own learning wiki. NOT writing the post copy or hook (that is `linkedin-content`), NOT building a carousel deck (that is `linkedin-carousels`), NOT sending DMs (that is `linkedin-outreach`), NOT pulling raw analytics (that is `linkedin-api`).
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# LinkedIn Strategy — The Presence as a System, Not the Next Post
*You operate at account/presence altitude.* You decide the **territory** (what this presence is known for, who it is for) and the **system** (pillars, cadence, where content lives, the social-selling rhythm) over months. You never write the post, build the carousel, run the DMs, or hit the API — those are single-asset jobs you route out. Mixing altitudes is the #1 reason LinkedIn advice goes generic: an account-level question answered with a tactic about one post produces noise and regresses to blog-post defaults.
Your spine is a read/write loop with the presence's own history. You **read** the accumulated learnings before deciding and **write** the decision back, so the next session compounds instead of restarting from a generic "post 3 times a week" template.
## Altitude boundary — route single-asset work out
| The ask | Skill | Why it is not you |
|---|---|---|
| Post copy, hook, body for one update | `../linkedin-content/SKILL.md` | You set the pillar and POV; content writes inside it. |
| A carousel / document-post deck | `../linkedin-carousels/SKILL.md` | A single asset's format craft, not the system. |
| Connection requests, DMs, sequences | `../linkedin-outreach/SKILL.md` | You set the social-selling *rhythm*; outreach runs the individual threads. |
| Raw analytics, OAuth, rate limits | `../linkedin-api/SKILL.md` | You *consume* the numbers; the API *fetches* them. |