Why users choose our LinkedIn Post Optimizer
| 💡 Guests | up to 2000 characters, the response can contain a maximum of 2000 tokens |
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| 🪙 Users | up to 4000 characters, maximum response size 4000 tokens |
| 🎯 PRO version | up to 8000 characters per send, the response can contain a maximum of 8000 tokens, ad-free, and a separate queue |
What this tool does
The LinkedIn Post Optimizer helps you maximize engagement using a proven formula: HOOK (7–12 words) + STORY (personal experience) + VALUE (3–5 actionable tips) + CTA (question/engagement). It adds strategic line breaks, 3–5 relevant hashtags, and returns three versions (Professional, Casual, Contrarian) with an estimated engagement score.
How to use
- Select your interface language in {lang}.
- Paste the original LinkedIn post into {text}.
- Click Send to receive three optimized versions ready to publish.
Best practices for higher engagement
- Make the hook 7–12 words with a clear benefit or tension.
- Share a concise personal story to build trust.
- Provide 3–5 actionable, specific tips with strong verbs.
- Ask one engaging question that invites comments.
- Use 3–5 niche hashtags; avoid spammy generic tags.
- Break long paragraphs for mobile readability.
Why it works
This structure aligns with LinkedIn user behavior: quick hooks stop the scroll, stories create connection, concise tips deliver value, and a question triggers replies—boosting distribution.
SEO note
Keywords: LinkedIn post optimizer, hook story value CTA, LinkedIn engagement growth.
The Winning Formula: A LinkedIn Post That Converts
Hook
Hook: Stop Scrolling: A Simple Formula Turbocharges Your LinkedIn Posts
Story
For months, my “best” LinkedIn ideas sank with 200 impressions and silence. One afternoon I rewrote a post using a simple structure — Hook, Story, Value, CTA — and hit publish. In 48 hours: impressions jumped from 1,900 to 48,000, 68 comments, 120 saves, and two inbound leads. Same idea, different framing. The formula created clarity, tension, and a reason to respond.
Value
- Write the hook last. Keep it 7–12 words, promise a clear outcome, and avoid jargon.
- Use a 3-sentence story: context, tension, lesson. One idea only; cut everything else.
- Deliver 3–5 bullet points of value. Start each with a strong verb and remove filler.
- End with a specific CTA: one question + one action (comment, share, or DM).
- Format for mobile: short lines, white space, 1–2 emojis max, readable at a glance.
CTA
What’s your niche, and which part needs the most work — hook, story, value, or CTA? Drop your latest post below and I’ll suggest one actionable edit.