Use This Prompt: Find Your People on LinkedIn from Any ChatGPT AI Thread

This prompt is 🔥!!!

Send this prompt to ChatGPT (or most any AI platform) to chew on after you’ve had a meaningful conversation with AI to have it identify for you 8-12 active thought leaders, influencers, innovators, and creatives to follow or connect with.

Identify 8-12 persons on LinkedIn that I should follow and possibly invite into conversations on that platform specific to the subjects we've been collaborating on in this thread. Ideally, the persons you suggest: a) are not competitors that would be antagonistic to my outreach and connecting with them, b) are recognized thought leaders who are known to be engaging with others on LinkedIn, c) have at least 500 connections on LinkedIn, d) are fairly active with post activity within the past 6 months, e) have a profile picture, f) are not among those you may have already identified previously within this thread, and g) if possible to identify, have at least 3 of the suggested persons be relatively local to my location.

I tested this prompt on a number of chat threads… recent and over a year old… on varied topics and found it to work extremely well every time. I’d say less than 10% of the recommended persons I decided not to follow or connect with.

As I said in my post on LinkedIn announcing this prompt, it has brought to my awareness many great people to follow and connect with, such as…

Craig Peters, Amanda Chavez, Tripti Mishra, Charles Thomas, MPA, Tabitha Dunn, Michelle Batt, Maggie Butler, Stacy Sherman🎙️📘, Rick Long, Stephen Phillips, Virginia D. Bloom, David Waltenbaugh, Julie Zhuo, Ben Tossell, Sarah Doody, Josh Clark, Jakob Nielsen, Ivan Witteborg, Sadaf Hashmi, Ashish Pal, Jared Molton, Deanna Glaze, Nussi Einhorn, Jim Garrity and even a LinkedIn podcast on human-centered design with AI!

I hope you find this powerful prompt to be just as valuable as I have. After you’ve tried it a few times, please come back and share your comments or connect with me on LinkedIn and let me know how it worked out for you.

Till next time,

Jim Washok