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How this scoring works
Every score uses the same four pillars, weighted the way the LinkedIn feed actually behaves. Not vibes, and not a vanity engagement number.
What we look for: We look at your first line or two, whether it promises something specific, teases a tension, or earns a scroll stop in a crowded feed.
Why it matters: On LinkedIn almost nobody taps "see more" on a flat opener. If the hook doesn't land, the rest of the draft never gets read.
What we look for: We look at sentence rhythm, paragraph length, jargon density, and whether the post is easy to skim on a phone without losing the thread.
Why it matters: Most of your readers are skimming between meetings. Dense walls of text or clever-but-hard phrasing quietly kill dwell time and shares.
What we look for: We look for a clear ask at the end: a question people actually want to answer, a resource to grab, or a next step that fits the post's promise.
Why it matters: A post without a real CTA leaves the best comments, DMs, and leads on the table. Vague "thoughts?" lines are where most drafts quietly lose.
What we look for: We look at signals that tend to drive reactions and comments: a concrete point of view, specifics over generalities, and invitations to react rather than agree.
Why it matters: LinkedIn's feed rewards conversation, not polish. A clean post that nobody argues with will reach fewer people than a sharper one that gets replies.
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