Make room for LinkedIn
Share the thinking behind your work, a lesson from a client project, or a company update. Postede brings LinkedIn drafts, review, and scheduling into your wider content plan.
Explain the lesson behind the update
A professional audience needs context: who faced the problem, what you changed, and what another team could learn from it. Use your LinkedIn version to explain that story instead of copying a shorter post word for word.
How it works
- Connect your personal LinkedIn profile, or a company Page you have permission to publish to.
- Prepare the LinkedIn text and images in the composer, checking facts and any client permissions.
- Select the correct personal or business destination and save the post to your schedule.
A starting point
A consultant sharing a lesson without naming a client. This is an illustrative example to adapt to your own work.
The handoff was the slowest part of the project. We replaced three separate status documents with one shared review checklist. The useful lesson: agree on what ‘ready’ means before adding another meeting.
Before you publish
Personal and business destinations
Personal profiles and company Pages are separate publishing choices. Select the destination that owns the update rather than assuming a profile connection also grants Page access.
Review before sharing
Use the draft to check names, claims, and images. Keep private client details out unless you have permission to share them.
Publishing access: Personal profile publishing is supported. Business publishing requires a connected LinkedIn Page and publishing permissions.
Bring your next post
Start with your own content, review it in your workspace, and choose the connected destination when you are ready.