Linkedin Scheduling
Optimize LinkedIn posting times, frequency, and the Golden Hour routine.
git clone https://github.com/Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills.gitDescription
Optimize LinkedIn posting times, frequency, and the Golden Hour routine. Use when the user asks about best time to post on LinkedIn, posting frequency, content calendar, consistency, content velocity, or the Golden Hour. Do NOT use for content writing (use storytelling) or format selection (use formats).
What this skill does
- 1Recommends optimal posting days and time slots (Tue-Thu 7:30-8:30 AM as primary window) based on B2B audience behavior.
- 2Prescribes posting frequency by growth goal: 3-4x/week as the sweet spot for audience growth without quality drop.
- 3Explains the Golden Hour routine — a step-by-step 60-minute engagement sequence after each post goes live.
- 4Describes how algorithm content velocity works: early engagement speed matters more than total volume.
- 5Advises on topic consistency to build a creator topic graph and avoid distribution resets.
When to use
- You are posting inconsistently and want a concrete schedule to follow each week.
- Your posts get decent content but low reach, and you suspect timing or engagement routine is the gap.
- You want to batch-write content on weekends and pre-schedule the week in advance.
- You have a global audience and need to think about time zone targeting for posting windows.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Linkedin Scheduling?
Linkedin Scheduling is a Claude Code skill for content by Sacha Ranasinghe (ColdIQ). Optimize LinkedIn posting times, frequency, and the Golden Hour routine.
When should I use Linkedin Scheduling?
You are posting inconsistently and want a concrete schedule to follow each week. Your posts get decent content but low reach, and you suspect timing or engagement routine is the gap.
How do I install Linkedin Scheduling?
Run the install command (git clone https://github.com/Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills.git). Once the skill is in place, Claude Code loads it automatically whenever a task matches what it does.
Is Linkedin Scheduling free to use?
The source is public on GitHub (Cold-IQ/ColdIQ-s-GTM-Skills), but the repository has no open-source license, so reuse rights stay with the author.