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LinkedIn automation AI prompts that work with STACKED
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Not sure where to start? We've put together 40+ AI prompts we've tested ourselves. They work, and you can copy and paste them straight in.
Pick one and give it a go.
LinkedIn automation AI Prompts
| Prompt number | AI Prompt to type | What it does |
|---|---|---|
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1. |
List my campaigns and tell me which ones are actually running versus sitting idle. |
Pulls every campaign, then cross-checks recent activity so dormant ones can't hide in the list. |
| 2. |
What are my numbers for the last 7 days? Invites sent, accept rate, messages, reply rate. |
Straight KPI read for any window: last 24 hours, 7 days, 28 days, 3 months, or a custom range. |
| 3. |
How many people are in my queue, and what is it made of? |
Queue depth broken down by action type so you know whether you're about to send 200 invites or 200 visits. |
| 4. | What is my throttle and daily limits set to right now? | Reads back invites per day, messages per day, visit cap, delay between actions, and the running schedule. |
| 5. | At my current limits, how many days of work is sitting in my queue? | Divides queue depth by your daily caps. Tells you when you'll run dry and need to load more leads. |
| 6. | Show me the funnel for all campaigns I launched in Q4 campaign: enrolled, invited, accepted, responded, qualified. | Per-prospect funnel rows, not just counts, so you can see exactly who is stuck at which stage. |
| 7. | Rank my campaigns by reply rate and tell me which one to kill. | Compares every campaign on the same window and makes the call, with the reasoning shown. |
| 8. | Did anything fail in the last 48 hours with my STACKED campaigns? | Filters the action log to failures only. Catches broken sequences, blocked profiles, and LinkedIn pushback early. |
| 9. | How many invites are still pending, and how old are the oldest ones? | Compares invited against accepted to surface the dead weight clogging your pending-invite allowance. |
| 10. | Which campaign has my worst accept rate, and show me the connect note it's using. | Pairs the bad number with the copy that caused it, so the fix is obvious. |
| 11. | Compare this month against last month's STACKED metrics and tell me what changed. | Two custom date ranges, one answer. Volume, accept rate, and reply rate side by side. |
| 12. | Analyze my STACKED metrics and give me three specific things to change this week. | The open-ended one. Reads KPIs, funnel, settings, and copy together, then prioritizes the fixes. |
| 13. | Who has replied to me this week? | Pulls everyone at the responded stage and their latest inbound message in one pass. |
| 14. | Who replied and I never wrote back? | The single highest-value question in the whole library. Finds inbound messages with no outbound message after them. |
| 15. | Show me my last 20 conversations and flag the ones that look like buying signals. | Reads the actual thread content and separates real interest from polite noise. |
| 16. | Pull my full thread with Sarah and draft a reply in my voice. | Complete message history, then a reply that matches how you actually write. |
| 17. | Anyone gone quiet after a positive reply? Draft a nudge for each. Let me approve each and then you send out. | Catches warm conversations that died mid-thread and hands you the follow-up, ready to send. |
| 18. | Summarize every reply from this campaign into themes: interested, wrong person, not now, hard no. | Turns 60 scattered replies into four buckets and a read on whether the targeting is right. |
| 19. | Find everyone who said “circle back after the New Year” and queue a message for 6 January. | Reads the intent out of the thread and schedules the follow-up to fire on the date. Nothing to remember. |
| 20. | Who asked me a question I never answered? | Scans inbound messages for unanswered questions specifically, not just unanswered threads. |
| 21. | Qualify out everyone who said no and tag them no-2026. | Stops the sequence on the people who told you to stop, and leaves a tag so you can exclude them later. |
| 22. | Create a four-step campaign for agency owners: connect note, then messages on day 2, 6 and 14. | Builds the full action sequence with delays, validates the ordering, and writes the copy. |
| 23. | Build me a re-engagement campaign for people who accepted but never replied. | New campaign plus the audience, pulled from your own funnel data rather than a fresh list. |
| 24. | Clone my best-performing campaign but rewrite the messaging for finance teams. | Keeps the structure and timing that works, swaps the positioning for a new segment. |
| 25. | My accept rate is 19%. Let's improve it, Rewrite the connect note and keep it under 300 characters. | LinkedIn's connect note cap is 300 characters. AI writes to it and updates the campaign in place. |
| 26. | Warm them up first by creating a campaign with follow and like a post actions before the invite goes out. | Adds soft touches ahead of the connect so you show up in their notifications before you show up in their invites. |
| 27. | Build a Recruiter campaign that leads with InMail before the connection request. | On Recruiter, InMail works before and after connecting. Claude knows the ordering rules per target. |
| 28. | Enroll these 40 LinkedIn URLs into my Q4 campaign. | Paste the URLs. Contact details get looked up automatically and you get a per-profile success report. |
| 29. | Queue a personalized InMail to these 15 people, one per day starting Monday. | Individually written, individually scheduled. Drip instead of dump. |
| 30. | Endorse the top three skills of everyone who accepted this week. | A cheap, high-reciprocity touch that almost nobody automates. |
| 31. | Am I running too hot? Look at my limits and my failures and tell me what to change. | Reads throttle, caps and the failure log together, then recommends actual numbers. |
| 32. | Set STACKED to 15 invites a day, weekdays 9 to 5 only. | Daily caps, limit randomization, and a per-weekday run schedule in one instruction. |
| 33. | Turn on auto-cancel for invites that have been pending more than 14 days. | Keeps your pending-invite allowance clear without you ever opening LinkedIn's sent-invites page. |
| 34. | Tighten my filters: skip no photo, skip under 100 connections, skip third degree. | Quality filters applied before an action is ever spent on a weak profile. |
| 35. | Never touch anyone tagged customer or donotcontact. | A tag-based exclusion list that applies across everything the robot does. |
| 36. | Did LinkedIn throttle me? Check for limit alerts and whether I'm snoozed. | Reads limit detection and snooze state so a silent pause doesn't cost you a week. |
| 37. | Add this endpoint webhook to Dux-Soup to capture all my replies... | Pushes LinkedIn activity into whatever you've built downstream, without a Zapier tax. |
| 38. | Auto-tag everyone I visit with the campaign name so I can segment later. | Quiet housekeeping that makes every later question easier to answer. |
| 39. | Create a campaign called Post Monitor with one step: visit the profile. | The landing spot for everyone who engages with your posts. One visit step, no messages, nothing risky to start with. |
| 40. | Open this LinkedIn post, collect everyone who liked or commented, and enroll the new ones into Post Monitor. Skip anyone already in it or waiting in the queue. | AI reads the reactions list and comments in your own tone, then enrolls only new people. Enrollment is asynchronous, so checking the queue as well as the funnel is what stops double enrolling. |
| 41. | Every morning at 7am, check this post again and enroll new likers and commenters into Post Monitor. Do it for two weeks, then stop. | A scheduled task with an end date so it can't run forever. The computer must be on with STACKED open at run time. |
| 42. | Turn what we just did into a skill called post-monitor. | Saves a routine that already works as a named skill. After this you say run post monitor instead of pasting the whole prompt again. |
| 43. | Every morning at 7am, run post monitor on this post for two weeks, then stop. | The skill from prompt 41 on a timer, with an end date so it cannot run forever. |
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That's 40+ prompts you can copy, paste and put to work today. Create campaigns, surface leads, check your settings: all without opening a single menu.
Treat these as a starting point. Tweak the wording, add your own targeting details and see what your AI tool comes back with. The more specific the prompt, the better the result.
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