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    TEMPLATE #80 OF 111EngagementListicle

    The swipe file Template

    Curation plus extraction. The pattern at the end is the bit only you could write.

    • Goal: Engagement
    • Format: Listicle
    • Fill-in boxes for every blank
    • Live LinkedIn preview
    • Shows where “see more” cuts (210 chars)
    • Free, no signup needed

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    Pro Tip: Listicles earn the highest 'Save' rate on LinkedIn. LinkedIn's algorithm heavily rewards saves as a high-intent signal of value.

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    Your Name• 1st
    Founder & Consultant • LinkedIn GrowthJust now • Edited •
    [Number] [things] I have saved this month, and what I took from each.
    ▲ Hook sits above the fold (~210 chars)▼ Below expands on “...see more”
    1. [thing] — took: [the lesson] 2. [thing] — took: [the lesson] 3. [thing] — took: [the lesson] 4. [thing] — took: [the lesson] The theme across all four: [pattern]. I keep a folder called [name]. It is the cheapest R&D there is. What is in your swipe file this month?
    👍 Like💬 Comment🔄 Repost📤 Send

    Showing full post: every word is crisp, dark, and copy-ready. The divider shows where LinkedIn folds the feed.

    Template Playbook

    How to write a killer The swipe file post

    Engineered to prompt thoughtful comments, peer debates, and community discussions that keep your post active for 48+ hours.

    ✓ What works on LinkedIn

    • Give each bullet point a clear, punchy label before the explanation
    • Make item #1 or #2 counter-intuitive so readers keep scrolling
    • Format with clean bullet characters (• or numbers) for effortless scanning
    • Include at least one item that most creators are afraid to talk about

    ✕ Mistakes to avoid

    • Do not pad the list with obvious filler just to hit a round number
    • Do not make every item an abstract concept — give concrete tools or actions
    • Do not write huge blocks of text under each bullet point
    • Do not forget to ask readers which item resonated most with them

    When to use this template

    • When breaking down a multi-step framework or curate resource stacks
    • When sharing common mistakes you diagnose every single week
    • To create high-save and high-repost content that compounds over time
    • When scanning convenience is key for busy founders and executives
    Topics & Tags:#curation#inspiration#monthly
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