How one of our devs spent 4 hours writing an 8-line LinkedIn post (and what we’re building to fix it)

We hit an interesting problem this week at Creatiz (our AI tool for LinkedIn content).

One of our developers was trying to write a short LinkedIn post — barely 7–8 lines about AWS.
Surprisingly, it took him over 4 hours.

When we dug deeper, the issue wasn’t writer’s block… it was audience mismatch.

• For software interns → he wanted to simplify everything, cut jargon, and explain at a beginner level.

• For senior architects → he wanted to share deeper insights, advanced context, and technical language.

Trying to make one post fit both audiences ended up being painful and time-consuming.

💡 The Solutions He Found

1. Split the content into a series of posts, gradually increasing complexity.

2. Write two different versions of the same post, tailored for different audiences.

Both worked — but both required extra manual effort.

🔨 Our Next Feature Idea

This got us thinking:
What if Creatiz could auto-generate different versions of the same post, optimized for different target audiences (beginner vs advanced)?

This way, a creator could:

• Brainstorm once.

• Generate multiple versions.

• Save time while still reaching different audience segments.

🙏 What We Need From You

• Do you face this same problem as a content creator?

• Would a feature like this be valuable to you?

• How would you expect it to work?

We’d love your honest feedback — ideas, criticism, doubts, anything.

We’ll prioritize building it fast if this resonates with other creators.

Until then, you can try our existing features for free here:
👉 https://creatiz.ai?utm_source=IndieHackers