The LinkedIn Content Audit · free
You spent an hour writing it.The feed gave it three lines.
That's all a post gets before "…more": three lines to earn the tap. This audit takes your recent posts apart the way an editor would. Hook, structure, readability, ending, substance. Every part gets called strong or weak, quoting your own writing back at you.
No file, no login, nothing connects to your account. And no, it won't promise you engagement. Nothing honest can.
Your last 1 to 5 posts, full text, one per box. Had an image on a post? Attach it and the visual gets judged too.
Straight up, no mercy, or easy on you. Same audit, different delivery.
Five parts per post, each called strong or weak, with your own lines as evidence.
Quick answers
What is the LinkedIn Content Audit?
What exactly does it score?
Does a high score mean my posts will get engagement?
Is it free?
Are my posts stored?
Want the full walkthrough first? Read how to audit your LinkedIn posts, step by step, with what every score means.
Paste your posts. One per box, full text.
Your most recent ones, not your greatest hits. 3 to 5 posts unlocks the pattern read, the habits you repeat without noticing. One post works too. If a post ran with an image, attach it and the visual gets its own grade.
How do I copy a post's text? (20-second detour)
2. Click into the post, select all the text, copy.
3. Paste it in a box here. Line breaks matter, so paste the whole thing as-is. Skip the comments, just the post itself.
How do you want it said?
Same audit either way. This only sets how it's said to your face.
Reading your posts the way the feed does…
The audit
What this score means: craft, not reach. Structure decides whether a post gets read. Substance decides whether anyone cares. Neither guarantees engagement, but weak craft guarantees its absence.
Post by post, part by part
The fix list
Posts are half the story. The other half is where the click lands: run your profile through the 8-Second Test.