Paste the real draft
Paste the version you would otherwise publish. A rough first paragraph is enough to start.
LinkedIn coaching for plaintiff firm owners
Know the one change to make before you post.
Get a clear read on your draft—and a useful next step for your Hook, Body, or Dismount. Your story stays yours.
Tony Albrecht’s coaching method3,000+ lawyer posts. 75M+ impressions.
Your next post starts here.One free score. No signup or card.
A small edit, explainedFictional example
Source opening
Client meetings remind me why listening matters. Yesterday, a client and I spent forty minutes reviewing settlement documents. She pointed to the same paragraph three times.
Proposed opening
Yesterday, my client pointed to the same paragraph three times during our forty minutes reviewing settlement documents.
Coach’s note: put the specific moment first.
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See why one edit earns its place.
Follow the story behind the opening. See what works, what needs attention, and why one focused edit helps.
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Complete starting draft
Client meetings remind me why listening matters. Yesterday, a client and I spent forty minutes reviewing settlement documents. She pointed to the same paragraph three times.
I put the file aside and asked what still felt unclear. She wanted to know when the case would finally be over.
We talked about that before returning to the paperwork.
Sometimes a client needs space for the question they have been trying to ask.
Step 1 of 3 · Your draft
The good part is already here.
A client points to the same paragraph three times. That is the moment worth opening with.
The draft begins with a lesson about listening. The scene that earns it comes later.
Your free score reviews the Hook, Body, and Dismount, then recommends where to focus.
How it works
Bring your draft. Leave with a next step.
Start with one free score. A trial unlocks suggested edits, unlimited scoring, and Voice Coach.
Read your feedback
Get a direct read on the Hook, Body, and Dismount, with one clear explanation of where attention drops.
Review an edit, then copy
With a trial or plan, review a suggested edit, accept it if it helps, and copy the finished post to LinkedIn.
The judgment behind the coach
Years of editing lawyer posts. A sharper eye for yours.
Tony is a former practicing attorney and the founder of CONTENDER. His method comes from shaping more than 3,000 client posts: finding the human moment, asking the right question, and knowing which detail belongs up front.
Your Post Coach combines that method with patterns measured across 1,748 posts from 41 lawyer accounts, then turns it into a direct read on the draft in front of you.
About Tony and the methodWhat lawyers say about Tony
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Find the missing detail by talking it through.
Once the draft is scored, talk through the section that is not landing. The coach asks one focused question, listens for the detail only you know, and turns your answer into a proposed edit—in your voice.
- Starts from your scored draft
- Focuses on one useful coaching move
- You approve every proposed edit
Voice Coach is included with a trial or plan. AI voice; microphone required. Trial: card required, then $50/month after 7 days.
Coach
You put the file aside. What did you ask before returning to the paperwork?
You
I asked what she needed to understand before we continued. She wanted to know which steps were still ahead.
Proposed Body edit
I put the file aside and asked what she needed to understand before we continued. She wanted to know which steps were still ahead.
Illustrative continuation of the fictional walkthrough above.Simple pricing
Try the score first. Pay when you want the full coach.
Use your free score to see whether the feedback helps. Then start a 7-day trial for suggested edits, unlimited scoring, and Voice Coach.
Your Post Coach
First score free$50/month
- Unlimited draft scoring on the three pillars
- Focused section edits you review before accepting
- Feedback on generic wording and AI-style phrases
- Saved posts and copy-ready drafts
- Voice Coach: talk through an idea or improve a draft
No signup or card for the first score. Card required for the 7-day trial, then $50/month. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the first charge.
Questions worth answering
Know what happens before you paste.
Is the first score really free?
Yes. One complete score is free with no signup and no card. Bring a rough LinkedIn draft and see the Hook, Body, and Dismount read before deciding whether to continue.
What happens after my free score?
Your free score shows what is working and what needs attention. Sign in to save posts to your account. A trial or plan unlocks suggested edits, unlimited scoring, and Voice Coach. The 7-day trial requires a card; it becomes $50/month unless you cancel before the trial ends.
Will it make every post sound like AI?
That is exactly what the coach is designed to prevent. It rewards specific facts and human moments, flags generic AI patterns, and revises only the section that needs work instead of replacing the entire post.
What if my draft is barely started?
Rough is fine. The score needs about 40 characters, so a first paragraph or an imperfect outline is enough to begin. If you have no draft yet, follow the guided example on this page. Members can also talk through an idea with Voice Coach.
Can I paste client or case information?
Use anonymized details and do not submit privileged, confidential, or identifying information you are not authorized to share. Drafts are processed through Anthropic's commercial API and stored so you can access your history; submitted content is not used to train AI models.
Does it publish directly to LinkedIn?
No. You stay in control of publishing. When the post is ready, copy it from Your Post Coach and publish it from your own LinkedIn account.
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