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How I create VIRAL LinkedIn AI-Infographics

Step-by-step breakdown

Fatima Khan
March 16, 2026

Lately, my LinkedIn DMs have been full of the same inquiries:

It’s no secret that I use AI to create my LinkedIn content because honestly, it saves me so much time as a busy founder and a mum to a 2 year old.

In the last 60 days, it has helped me generate 1.2M+ impressions on LinkedIn.

It’s all thanks to this one AI tool that I’ve been using for the last couple of months.

I recorded an exclusive behind-the-scenes tutorial showing my exact process. You can check it out here: tutorial

Or keep reading this newsletter and get the tea quick.

The Tool Behind My Content

I use Stanley for my entire LinkedIn AI content workflow:

Creating content ideas based on my niche
Writing LinkedIn posts in my voice
Generating VIRAL infographics
And so much more…

But here's the key thing people miss about AI content:

It's not replacing my expertise. It's amplifying it.

I'm the one feeding the concepts, the tips, the intellectual property. Stanley helps me package it in a way that's highly optimized for LinkedIn.

My Exact Content Creation Process (Step-by-Step)

Let me walk you through how I use Stanley to create content that generates millions of impressions.

Step 1: Generate a 7-Day Content Plan

The hardest part of content creation is often coming up with consistent high-performing ideas.

I post 5 times/week. That's a lot of content. I used to struggle with content fatigue, not knowing what to post, feeling stuck, running out of ideas.

Now I just feed Stanley this prompt:

"Create a 7-day content plan based on what's working in my niche. Present it in a table format with: Topic, Hook, Format, and Why This Works."

What I love about this:

Stanley isn't just suggesting random topics. It's analyzing:

My top-performing formats ("swipe file" posts get 8,000+ likes)
What drives engagement in my niche (tactical advice gets saved)
Specific hooks that work for my audience (numbered lists, curiosity openers)
Why each suggestion will perform well

This alone saves me hours of brainstorming every week.

Step 2: Write the Post (In My Voice)

Once I pick a topic from the content plan, I ask Stanley to write the post.

Stanley asks me 3 customization questions to make the output hyper-relevant:

For example, when I asked for "10 AI prompts for LinkedIn images," Stanley asked:

"Do you want ChatGPT prompts for professional LinkedIn images?"
"Target audience: B2B founders?"
"Personal prompts you use or general best practices?"

And in less than a minute, Stanley wrote:

10 ChatGPT Prompts for LinkedIn Images

(Save this for your swipe file →)

If your AI-generated headshots look fake, these 10 prompts will fix that.

Here's what most people get wrong with AI images:
[Agitation of the problem]

The 10 Prompts:
1. [Detailed prompt with explanation]
2. [Detailed prompt with explanation]
...

The lesson: AI is only as good as your prompts.

What's your biggest struggle with AI-generated images?

This is EXACTLY how I write: