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LinkedIn post scorer

Paste a LinkedIn draft and this free scorer rates it out of 100 across hook, clarity, structure, specificity and call-to-reply, then gives you three specific fixes. It is a guide rather than a guarantee, but it catches the weak drafts before you publish them. No account needed.

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How it scores

The five things the scorer looks for

Most weak posts fail on the same few things. The score splits your draft into five dimensions so you know which one to fix first.

  • Hook: Do the first line or two earn the click before the "see more" fold? A vague opener sinks everything under it.
  • Clarity: Is there one clear idea, or three half-ideas competing? Cut to a single point.
  • Structure: Can it be read on a phone, in short lines with white space, or is it a wall of text?
  • Specificity: Real numbers, names and moments, not platitudes anyone could have written.
  • Call to reply: A genuine reason to comment, usually an honest question, not a tacked-on "thoughts?".

To use it well, score your draft, read the three fixes, change the lowest-scoring dimension, then score it again. Two or three passes usually move a "needs work" draft into "strong". The goal is not a perfect number, it is catching the obvious misses before you hit post.

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About the scorer

What makes a LinkedIn post score well?
A strong hook in the first ~210 characters, one clear idea, phone-friendly formatting, concrete specifics over platitudes, and a genuine reason to reply. The scorer rates each of those and gives you three fixes.
Is the LinkedIn post scorer free?
Yes, free and no signup. There is a fair-use limit per person to keep it running, but you can score your posts before you publish them.
What is a good score for a LinkedIn post?
As a rough guide, 70 and above is a strong draft worth publishing, 45 to 69 is decent but worth tightening, and below 45 needs work before it goes out. Treat the number as a prompt to fix the weakest dimension, not a verdict.
Does it store my post?
No. Your draft is sent to score it and is not saved. It is only used to generate the score and suggestions.
How accurate is the score?
It's a guide, not a guarantee. It reflects the patterns that tend to drive engagement (hook, clarity, structure, specificity and a real call to reply), but the only true test is publishing. Use it to catch weak drafts before they go out.
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