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An email gets read by one person. A post gets read by everyone in your network, and an AI-sounding opener is the fastest way to lose the scroll.
Reads machine-made
In today's fast-paced business landscape, adaptability is not just an advantage, it is a necessity.
Reads like a person
We lost our biggest client in March. Here is what that actually taught me about pricing.
Clean, professional writing on its own is not a red flag. The score responds to flattened sentence rhythm, stock phrasing, and predictable structure, the specific patterns AI writing tends to leave, not to correct grammar or a confident tone.
There is no public evidence that LinkedIn's algorithm scores posts for AI-likelihood directly. The real cost is reader trust: AI-sounding posts tend to get skimmed past or called out in the comments, which is the actual reason to check first.
Read the flagged sentences in the report and rewrite those specifically: vary the sentence length, cut the stock phrases, and commit to a claim instead of hedging it. A second pass on just the flagged lines is usually enough.
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