Our last hire shipped something real on day three. The two before her took about a month, and nothing about them was worse. What changed was that we stopped sending the 40-page handbook and gave her one broken page of our docs to fix instead. She found six things wrong with it. Four were things we had explained to every new joiner out loud, and never written down anywhere. We kept the handbook. Nobody has opened it since.
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Reach by format, 2026
% of the author's own median100 = usual reach
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Topiconboarding new hires remotelyText post
Angles you could publish5 ideas
- Walk through the first hour of your onboarding minute by minute, and name the step you cut this year.
- List the questions your last two hires asked in week one that your documentation should have answered.
- Compare how long your last two hires took to ship something real, and what was different about their first month.
- Tell the story of an onboarding that went badly, and the one process change that came out of it.
- Name the single document new hires actually read, and the three nobody has ever opened.
Live data: 962,646 posts behind the format figures.
The data behind the formats
What each LinkedIn format actually returns
Reach compared with the author's own median, year by year. 100 means a post did exactly as well as its author usually does.
Across 962,646 LinkedIn posts, Poll posts reached 108% of their author's own median in 2026, while Video posts reached 93%. The MagicPost LinkedIn post idea generator writes each idea for one of those formats.
| Format | What it is | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poll | A question with answer options the feed can vote on. | 123% | 125% | 108% |
| Carousel | Slides posted as a PDF. LinkedIn calls it a document post. | 140% | 117% | 104% |
| Text post | No image, no attachment. The words do all of the work. | 113% | 102% | 102% |
| Image | One picture that carries the point on its own. | 117% | 102% | 100% |
| Article | Long form, written and published inside LinkedIn. | 97% | 89% | 97% |
| Video | Face to camera or screen recording, kept short. | 115% | 92% | 93% |
An idea still has to become a post. MagicPost writes it, in the format you picked, from what you already publish.
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How a topic turns into five angles
- Your topic, not a topic list
You type a subject and get five angles built on that subject. No borrowed listicle, and none of the filler that would fit any account on the feed.
- Written for one format
The format you pick travels with the request. A carousel idea comes back cut into steps, a poll idea comes back as a question with options.
- The format numbers are ours
They come from posts published by creators who track their stats with MagicPost, each one compared with its own author's median. We publish them year by year, and leave a cell empty when too few posts sit behind it.
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The subject is already in your feed
You still have to bring the subject here. MagicPost reads what you have already published and what your readers reacted to, then brings the subjects itself.
Ideas drawn from your own posts. MagicPost looks at what you published and what landed, then suggests the angles that follow from it.
From idea to draft in one step. Pick one and it becomes a full post in your voice, in the format you chose here.
Kept in a queue, not in a notes app. Ideas stay attached to your calendar, so the good one is still there on the day you have time to write.
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About LinkedIn post ideas
Where do the format figures come from?
From LinkedIn posts published since 2023 by creators who connect their analytics to MagicPost, which is where the impressions come from. Each post is measured against its own author's median reach, so no single large account moves a figure. A format and year pair is published only above 50 posts, which is why some cells are empty. The analysis also ranks formats on a relative score; we never quote a gap from that half, because a relative score has no unit.
Are the ideas ready to publish?
They are angles, not drafts. Each one names something only you can fill in: a figure from your quarter, a decision you made, a conversation you had. That is on purpose. An idea you could publish without adding anything of your own is an idea anyone else could publish too. LinkedIn Post Grader
How many times can I use it?
Thirty runs a day per visitor, five a minute, so a hundred and fifty ideas a day without an account. A free MagicPost account raises it to a hundred runs a day and keeps every idea attached to the calendar it belongs to.
What language will the ideas be in?
The language you write your topic in. The generator detects it and answers in it, whatever language this page is in: type a German topic and you get German ideas.
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