60-Second LinkedIn Native Video Script
Write a 60-second LinkedIn video script to camera. The first line has to work with the sound off, because many people will read the captions only. TOPIC The point: [ONE POINT] Who it is for: [ROLE] Proof: [A NUMBER OR AN EXAMPLE I GAVE YOU] Ask: [COMMENT | A LINK IN THE FIRST COMMENT | NONE] Speaker: [NAME AND WHY THEY CAN SAY THIS] SCRIPT About 140–160 words. Line 1 is the point, not a greeting. Then one story or one number. Then the turn. Then a last line a person can repeat. Mark the on-screen text for three moments, short enough to read in a caption burn-in, matching the spoken line so we do not run two scripts. Caption the whole thing in one paragraph under the script for the upload, and the first comment if there is a link. No "I'm excited to announce" unless we are actually announcing [NEWS], and then the news is line 1. Do not open with "hey LinkedIn."
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Primary Use Cases:
- •TikTok/Reels short-form vertical videography
- •Product walkthrough voiceovers & promotional teasers
- •Sonic branding & podcast production soundscapes
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