Does your LinkedIn post sound like AI?
Paste a draft. The score flags missing proof, generic phrasing, and places where Orsana can protect the team's voice.
What the score checks
The tool reviews the draft for a clear point of view, concrete proof, useful specificity, a recognizable audience, and phrasing that feels interchangeable. Read each signal as an editing question: what can you prove, personalize, clarify, or remove before publishing? A low score is an editing prompt, not a verdict about the author.
What the score cannot replace
No automated score understands your complete market, relationships, or lived experience. It cannot decide whether your argument is true or whether the timing is right. Add a real example, a precise audience, and a claim you can defend before publishing, then ask a human who knows the context to review the final draft.
A useful edit
When the score flags a generic sentence, keep the idea but add the situation that made you believe it, the person it helps, and one detail the reader can verify or apply.
Rewrite before publishing
Use the findings as an editing pass: remove interchangeable claims, add one defensible proof point, and reread the draft as the specific audience you want to start a conversation with.
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