Publish posts that get read.
Present in rooms that lean in.

A high-performing LinkedIn post leads with a hook that earns the next line, uses short paragraphs for feed readability, and ends with a clear point of view or question. Structure matters as much as content. PostInPlaybook scores your draft against 8 quality criteria — hook strength, clarity, specificity, structure, and more — and gives you a coaching note on exactly what to fix before you publish.

The posts that consistently perform on LinkedIn share a few traits: a first line that creates curiosity or tension, a clear and specific point of view, short punchy paragraphs, and a closing that invites a response rather than announcing a conclusion. PostInPlaybook scores your post on all of these and shows you which ones you're failing — before your audience does.

Most presentations fail not because of nerves or slide design, but because of the gap between what the speaker knows and what the audience feels. PostInPlaybook's Presentation Coach scores your content across 13 storytelling and persuasion principles — including hook strength, establishing shot, illustrative language, and emotional contrast — and tells you line by line where that gap is and how to close it.

The Presentation Coach scores across 13 principles drawn from narrative theory and persuasion research. Storytelling principles include Predictive Processing (hook), Establishing Shot, Illustrative Words, Emotional Contrast, Narrative Tension, Stealing Thunder, and Callbacks. Persuasion principles include Catchy Phrasing, Rule of Three, Social Proof, Specificity, Contrast Framing, and Strong Close. Each principle gets a score out of 10, a diagnosis, and a specific fix.

Yes. PostInPlaybook is free to try during its beta. Every account gets 10 credits on signup. A LinkedIn post generation costs 1 credit. A presentation analysis costs 3 credits for PDF uploads and 1 credit for text input. Additional credits can be requested by emailing the team.