Paste the real draft
Rough is fine. Start with the version you would otherwise publish—no new workflow and no blank-page ceremony.
Paste the LinkedIn draft in front of you. See what’s working in the Hook, Body, and Dismount, then sharpen the section that matters most—without flattening your facts or voice.
Built on former attorney Tony Albrecht’s CONTENDER method—the judgment behind 3,000+ lawyer posts and 75M+ impressions.
Turn the expertise behind your casework into a post referral partners recognize and remember.
The coach starts with what is working, then identifies the section most worth sharpening. This example uses supplied facts—not invented details.
“Wrapped up another car accident case this week. Tough fight with the insurance company, but we got our client what she deserved.”
It is a real result—but the opening could belong to almost any firm.
One section is holding this back.
The result is buried. Bring the concrete offer and the reversal into the opening so a reader has a reason to stop.
State Farm had already offered her $12K.
She was three days from taking State Farm’s $12K offer. Eight weeks later, the case settled for $340K.
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.
Voice Coach is included with a trial or plan. AI voice · Mic required.
The result is here. What happened between the $12K offer and the $340K settlement?
We found the crash had aggravated a prior spinal injury the carrier kept dismissing.
State Farm called her spinal injury pre-existing. Eight weeks later, its $12K offer became a $340K settlement.
Built from the details you supplied—not invented facts.Generic AI gives you another draft. Your Post Coach gives you a decision: what is working, what needs attention, and the smallest useful revision.
Rough is fine. Start with the version you would otherwise publish—no new workflow and no blank-page ceremony.
Get a direct read on the Hook, Body, and Dismount, with one clear explanation of where attention drops.
Start a trial when you want the revision. Apply it, rescore the post, save it, and copy it to LinkedIn.
The product is built around the patterns that make lawyer posts feel concrete, credible, and worth reading. It does not ask you to become a content creator.
The rubric is calibrated to plaintiff-lawyer posts—not creator templates, corporate brand copy, or generic engagement advice.
The coach works from the people, numbers, places, and decisions already in your draft. It is built to preserve specifics, not invent them.
You do not get a wall of feedback. You see the weakest section and the smallest revision most likely to improve the post.
Generic openers, canned transitions, creator jargon, and forced calls to action get flagged before your referral network sees them.

Tony is a former practicing attorney and the founder of CONTENDER. His method comes from shaping more than 3,000 client posts—not from repackaging generic creator advice for law firms.
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 methodThese recommendations validate the coaching judgment behind the product; they are not presented as product reviews.
“With his experience he synthesizes the LinkedIn process in an understandable way with actionable takeaways. Does it cost money? Yes. Is it worth it? Yes. Tony is a great human and a fantastic person to work with to take your LinkedIn to all new heights.”
Kurt LondonManaging Partner, London Harker Injury Law“Tony is incredible. I'm consistently blown away by how much he knows and can simply explain to lawyers like me how basic principles lead to growth on LinkedIn. He has been a huge asset for us.”
David VicknairPersonal Injury Attorney, Scott Vicknair Injury LawyersOne free score proves the read is useful. Then start a 7-day trial to revise, rescore, save, and copy as many drafts as you need.
No signup or card for the first score. Card required for the 7-day trial. Cancel before day 7 and pay nothing.
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.
Your free score shows what is working and what needs attention. Revising, rescoring, saving, and copying posts requires a card-upfront 7-day trial. Cancel before day 7 and you are not charged; after that it is $50/month.
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.
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, the product also includes an Idea Builder for signed-in users.
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.
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.
No signup. No card. One free score.