Paste a full LinkedIn post (hook, body, and CTA) for the most accurate analysis.
Why your post score matters
What makes a high-performing LinkedIn post?
Top posts share a common structure: a scroll-stopping hook, a compelling story or insight, high readability with short paragraphs, and a clear call-to-action. Our AI scores each of these dimensions.
How LinkedIn scores engagement
LinkedIn's algorithm prioritizes dwell time (how long people read your post), comments, and shares. Posts that keep readers engaged past the 'see more' fold get amplified to a wider audience.
The anatomy of a viral post
Viral LinkedIn posts typically combine authenticity with a bold opening statement, use storytelling to create emotional connection, and end with a question or opinion that triggers comments.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is my post scored?+
Our AI analyzes your post across 6 key criteria: Hook Strength, Storytelling Quality, Readability, Engagement Triggers, CTA Effectiveness, and Authenticity. Each criterion is scored independently, and a global score reflects overall quality.
What's a good LinkedIn post score?+
A score of 70+ is considered good, meaning your post has strong fundamentals. 85+ is excellent: your post is likely to perform well in the feed. Below 60 means there's significant room for improvement.
Can I improve my score?+
Absolutely! Follow the AI-generated suggestions, edit your post accordingly, and re-submit it. Most users see a 15-25 point improvement after applying the recommendations.
Is my post data stored?+
We don't keep your post. It is sent to Anthropic, our AI provider, to be scored. One exception: if the scoring fails, the start of the AI's reply, which can quote your post, is kept in our error records and emailed to us so we can fix the problem.
What makes a post go viral on LinkedIn?+
Viral posts typically combine a strong hook that stops the scroll, authentic storytelling, high readability with short paragraphs and line breaks, engagement triggers like questions or bold statements, and a clear call-to-action.