Score a LinkedIn post before you publish it
How to review specificity, structure, proof, CTA quality, and AI slop risk before a LinkedIn post reaches your audience.
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A good score explains the risk
A LinkedIn post score is not useful if it only gives a number. The review should show which parts are weak: the opening, the claim, the evidence, the structure, or the CTA. That makes the fix obvious.
Check for AI slop before grammar
A polished post can still sound generic. Look for broad lessons, inflated confidence, empty phrases, and claims with no source. A useful checker should reward specificity more than smoothness.
Make the next edit measurable
Use the free LinkedIn Post Score and AI Slop Checker to find the highest-risk section, then rewrite only that part instead of starting over.