Start with a resource worth sharing: one you already have, or one dot builds and tests first. dot works out the job your reader wants done, learns how you write from your own posts and results, and turns the resource into a post and a visual worth stopping for.
Bring the examples and results you have. dot works with limited data and keeps anything it cannot find marked as unknown. You step in twice: to pick the idea and to pick the hook.
What you need
- A ChatGPT plan with dotPro (some regions excluded), Business Premium, or Enterprise, Edu and Healthcare where an admin has enabled it.
- Your business and a resource worth sharingYour website or a short description, what you sell, who you want to reach, and an existing resource. No resource yet? dot can build and test one first.
- Posts you have writtenThree to five, plus your writing rules. Add your results with the date you measured them, and competitor examples with their date range, if you have them.
- For the feed scan: your computer connected to dotIn the ChatGPT desktop app, open your dot, choose This computer, connect, then Allow access. Keep the computer awake with the app open while dot works. First time? Follow OpenAI's getting started guide for dot.
- For the feed scan: LinkedIn logged in on that computerUse the account you post from. In LinkedIn, select Me, then View profile, to check which account is signed in.
Research, a checked resource and a finished draft
Each output feeds the next, and you can open any of them to see where an idea came from.
Sources, the practical jobs people are trying to get done, and the language they use.
What you already have, and what is actually available today.
Built from your own posts, your results and relevant current references.
With a recommendation and the reason to choose it.
Your existing resource inspected end to end, or a new one built and tried on real input.
Three hooks when you have not supplied one, then a post built around the hook you choose.
Three visual directions, a complete production prompt and an inspected image when one is generated.
A post tied to something you sell
The idea starts from one service and a problem your buyers describe in their own words. Your samples set the voice, and the draft only uses proof you have.
A proposal you can take into review
You get the sources, the alternatives dot considered, why it recommends one, the draft, the image prompt and a short list of claims that still need sign-off.
You paste once. dot does the rest.
dot researches, proposes and drafts. You step in twice: to pick an idea and to pick a hook.
How the setup runs
You paste once. dot runs everything else in one conversation and stops only for your two picks.
Fill in your intake
Fill in what you know, then press Copy setup prompt. Leave anything you are unsure of blank and dot treats it as unknown or researches it.
Paste it into dot
This is the only setup. After you send it, dot runs the rest on its own and tells you if it needs a login or a decision.
- Open your dot. In ChatGPT's left sidebar, click Your dot, right under New chat.
- Paste what you copied. Add your posts, results, brand files and the resource itself to the same message, as attachments or pasted text.
- Send it. dot confirms your business, audience and resource, then starts the research.
Let it run
One paste starts the whole run. dot works through each stage by itself and stops only at the two highlighted moments for your pick.
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Researches the work your reader wants done
- What dot does
- Opens real sources for each audience and looks for the job, the current process, the sticking points and the result people want. Each audience gets its own evidence trail.
- You get
- A dated buyer memo and a linked evidence table.
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Learns from your writing and your results
- What dot does
- Reads your posts and latest edits for voice, your comparable results, your recent history and the strongest current competitor posts for structure.
- You get
- A calibration card with real source counts and a structure recommendation.
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Inspects the resource before writing the promise
- What dot does
- Opens the full resource and checks its real inputs, decisions and outputs. For a new resource, it builds one and tries it on representative input first.
- You get
- A resource contract: what exists, what was checked, what ran and where it lives.
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Scans your LinkedIn feed
- What dot does
- Works through your Home feed with the Signal Index. Posts with 400 or more comments get opened, sampled and saved, up to ten from ten authors within 150 organic posts.
- You get
- A feed report with the posts drawing the most conversation and what made them work.
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Proposes three ideas
- What dot does
- Names the reader's job, what they receive, the inputs, the working mechanism and the proof each idea needs, then recommends one.
- You get
- Three resource-led ideas with reasons.
Your movePick 1 of 3 ideas
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Writes three hooks
- What dot does
- Writes three opening lines for the idea you picked and waits. If you already have your hook, it uses yours.
- You get
- Three hooks for that idea.
Your movePick 1 of 3 hooks
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Turns the resource into a post
- What dot does
- Opens with something the reader wants to do, shows the capability, then makes the work tangible: what goes in, the decisions it makes and what comes out.
- You get
- One paste-ready post.
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Makes the visual explain the resource
- What dot does
- Considers three compositions built from the real output and your brand, recommends one, writes the full prompt and checks any generated image at full size and phone size.
- You get
- A complete visual prompt, plus the inspected image when one is generated.
What our Dot did to our lead gen
We gave dot one of our own resources: the motion graphics prompt. Here is the brief, the angles it weighed and the post that went out.
Motion graphics with Claude Opus 5.5, the full seven-stage prompt with its walkthrough and a real sample video
B2B marketing operators and founders
The owner's writing rules and five of their own posts
One post and its visual, ready to publish
Three angles
Starts from the product page and screenshots the reader already has. It shows how the prompt picks real assets, plans the scenes, previews the hardest transition and delivers an editable video.
Teaches the stage 4 quality check: six stills from the two hardest bars, reviewed before the full render. The strongest craft angle, but the source has no saved preview package to show.
One message in 4:5 and 9:16, with the layout rebuilt for each. Useful, but only the 4:5 sample exists to show.
The hook
The opening line of the post that went out.
