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Estimate your LinkedIn SSI score. Then fix the weakest pillar.

Your real LinkedIn SSI score lives inside LinkedIn, at linkedin.com/sales/ssi. This free self-check models the same four pillars, 25 points each, with 20 plain questions, so you can see which habit is costing you points and what to do about it this week.

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4 pillars, 25 points each

A self-check, not your LinkedIn SSI. Your real score is only visible inside LinkedIn at linkedin.com/sales/ssi. Answer 20 questions across the same four pillars, 25 points each.

1. Establish your professional brand

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My profile has a professional photo, a banner and a complete About section.

My headline says who I help and how, not just my job title.

I post my own content at least once a week.

My Featured section shows proof of my work, like posts, projects or case studies.

People in my field have recommended or endorsed me in the past year.

2. Find the right people

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I can describe exactly who I want to reach: role, industry and seniority.

I use LinkedIn search filters to find those people.

I check who viewed my profile and follow up when it makes sense.

I send a few targeted connection requests every week.

Most of my recent connections match my target audience.

3. Engage with insights

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I leave thoughtful comments on other people's posts several times a week.

When I share or repost, I add my own take.

I follow the people, companies and topics that matter in my field.

I reply to the comments on my own posts.

I react to relevant posts from my network most days.

4. Build relationships

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I add a personal note to most connection requests.

When someone connects, I start a real conversation, not a pitch.

My network includes decision-makers in the field I work in.

Most of my connection requests get accepted.

I keep in touch with existing connections with congrats, check-ins or intros.

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Measures your answers, not your LinkedIn activity, so it will not match LinkedIn's number exactly.Questions and bands are VoiceMoat's. The four pillars and the 25-point split follow LinkedIn's SSI dashboard. LinkedIn publishes no official "good" score.Sources: LinkedIn Sales Solutions, Espirian, Cleverly

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Twenty questions, four pillars, one plan.

Answer 20 questions

Five per pillar, each Yes, Partly or No. Be honest; nobody sees your answers but you.

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Answer 20 questions

Five per pillar, each Yes, Partly or No. Be honest; nobody sees your answers but you.

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See your score out of 100

Each pillar is scored out of 25, the same split LinkedIn's own SSI dashboard uses.

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See your score out of 100

Each pillar is scored out of 25, the same split LinkedIn's own SSI dashboard uses.

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Fix the weakest pillar

Get the habits that would lift your lowest pillar fastest, then compare with your real SSI.

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Fix the weakest pillar

Get the habits that would lift your lowest pillar fastest, then compare with your real SSI.

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What is the LinkedIn SSI score?

The LinkedIn SSI score, short for Social Selling Index, is a 0 to 100 number LinkedIn built as a benchmark for how effectively someone uses LinkedIn for social selling. It is the sum of four pillars, each worth up to 25 points:

Establish your professional brand: a complete profile and content that shows what you know.
Find the right people: searching for and reaching the people you actually want to work with.
Engage with insights: commenting on, sharing and reacting to relevant posts.
Build relationships: growing trusted connections with the right people.

How to check your real SSI score

Only LinkedIn can show your actual score. Go to linkedin.com/sales/ssi while signed in. The dashboard shows your total, the four pillar scores, and how you rank against people in your industry and in your network. Guides that track it report that it updates daily.

This page cannot read your account and never asks you to connect it. It is a self-check you answer yourself, built on the same four pillars and the same 25-point split.

How the self-check scores you

There are 20 statements, 5 per pillar. Answer Yes for 5 points, Partly for 2.5 and No for 0, so each pillar tops out at 25 and the total at 100, the same shape as the real dashboard. The questions describe habits, not secret signals: a clear headline, regular posts, targeted searches, thoughtful comments, personal notes on invitations.

Your result will not match LinkedIn's number exactly, because LinkedIn measures your actual activity and we can only measure your answers. What it will show is which pillar is weakest and which habits would lift it.

What is a good LinkedIn SSI score?

LinkedIn does not publish an official benchmark, and third-party guides disagree. Cleverly, for example, puts the typical score around 30 to 40 and says many B2B sellers aim for 65 or more. LinkedIn itself has cooled on the number: its Sales Navigator page now says SSI no longer reflects the modern sales environment well and tells sellers to ease the pressure around it. So treat it as a habit tracker, not a grade.

For the brand pillar, the free LinkedIn headline analyzer and LinkedIn profile analyzer show what your profile says at a glance. For the relationships pillar, the connection message generator helps with the personal note.

Two of the four pillars are a content habit

Look closely and half the score comes down to two things: posting content that shows what you know, and engaging with other people's posts. Both are weekly habits that are easy to drop. VoiceMoat is a Personal Brand OS that keeps them going. audenAI, the brain inside VoiceMoat, learns from your own posts and drafts LinkedIn posts and comments in your voice, and the Chrome extension drafts comments right inside LinkedIn, next to the post you are reading.