AI Reviewer Template: LinkedIn Post Reviewer
A channel-specific reviewer built exclusively for LinkedIn content. This reviewer evaluates posts against LinkedIn-specific success factors including hook strength in the first two lines (critical for the "see more" fold), professional tone calibration, formatting for mobile readability, use of whitespace and line breaks, hashtag strategy, and thought leadership positioning. It goes beyond generic social media review to address what specifically drives engagement on LinkedIn. The reviewer also checks for common LinkedIn mistakes including overly promotional content that suppresses reach, excessive hashtag use, wall-of-text formatting, and mismatched tone for the professional context. Whether you are posting personal thought leadership, company updates, or employee advocacy content, this reviewer helps maintain the quality that drives meaningful professional engagement.
Evaluation Criteria
This template evaluates content across 5 weighted dimensions. Each criterion is scored and weighted to produce an overall quality score.
| Criterion | Priority |
|---|---|
| Hook Strength | High |
| Professional Value | High |
| Formatting and Readability | Medium |
| + 2 more criteria with configured weights | |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the hook so heavily weighted?
On LinkedIn, only the first two to three lines are visible before the "see more" fold. If the hook does not compel clicks, the rest of your content is never seen. A strong hook is the single biggest factor in LinkedIn post reach.
Should I use different criteria for company page versus personal posts?
Yes. Create separate reviewers for personal thought leadership posts (more opinionated, story-driven) and company page posts (more informational, brand-aligned). Personal posts typically get higher engagement on LinkedIn.
How many hashtags should I use on LinkedIn?
The current LinkedIn best practice is 3-5 relevant hashtags. Too many hashtags can make a post look spammy and may reduce reach. The reviewer flags excessive hashtag use.
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Last updated: February 2026