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As a LinkedIn Page super admin, you can feature up to six posts to help members find and engage with your page posts more easily. Featured posts appear at the top of your page’s Home tab in the Featured section. You can feature a post on your page…

As a page super admin or content admin, you can use LinkedIn Page posts to directly engage with viewers and followers of your page. Create a page post Edit a page post Manage page post features To create a post, you must be a super or content…

As a super admin or a content admin, you can use targeted LinkedIn Page posts to tailor content to specific audiences. Posts are targeted based on your followers' profile data such as organization size, industry, function, seniority, geography, and…

You can react to or comment on posts in your LinkedIn feed as your organization's LinkedIn Page. You must be a super admin or content admin to react to or comment on posts as your organization's Page. You can only react to or comment on public posts…

As a super admin or a content admin of a Page, you can schedule a post or newsletter article to be published at a date and time that you choose. You can schedule a post anywhere between an hour from the current time to three months in advance. Once…

As a super admin or content admin, you can post for your Page followers. If you’re having trouble with a Page post, try the following tips. If you see an error when you try to create a new post, keep the following in mind: Learn more If you’re…

As a LinkedIn Page super admin or content admin, posting on your Page helps you engage with your followers. If you need to adjust information in a post, you can edit the post. Related tasks Delete a post on your LinkedIn PageUse Employee…

As a super or content admin of a LinkedIn Page, you can post text, images, videos, and documents to engage with your Page’s followers. Posts will be displayed on your Page and on your followers’ LinkedIn feeds. After you publish a post on your…

As a LinkedIn Page super admin, you can repost posts as a Page or as a member through your super admin view. The post will appear in the feed of your Page followers with the organization’s logo. Reposting is a powerful tool to amplify important…

As a LinkedIn Page super admin or content admin, you can delete a post from your Page. You can delete the following types of posts from your LinkedIn Page:Your postsPosts that you repostedPosts that you imported on your Page from external sources…

LinkedIn Page posts allow Page super admins and content admins to directly engage with viewers and followers. You can pin a post to the top of your Page’s feed to make it more visible. As an admin, you can pin a maximum of one post at a time. To…

As a Page super or content admin, you can import posts from your organization’s RSS feeds, to share in a post directly on your Page. Content sharing can help you efficiently post your content from external web sources to your LinkedIn Page and grow…

As a super or content Page admin, you can customize the preview image and title of an article or website URL posted on your LinkedIn Page. To customize the title and image when of a posted URL: When adding an image to your post, please keep the…

As a Page super or content admin, you can import posts from your organization’s RSS feeds to share in a post directly on your Page. Content sharing can help you efficiently post your content from external web sources to your LinkedIn Page and grow…

As a Page super or content admin, you can import posts from your organization’s RSS feed to share in a post directly on your Page. Content sharing can help you efficiently post your content to your LinkedIn Page from external web sources including…

As a LinkedIn Page super or content admin, you can turn off comments before posting as your Page. After a post is created, you can turn comments on or off at any time in your Page member view. Related tasks Learn more To turn off member comments…

As a Page super or content admin, you can import posts from your organization’s RSS feeds, such as from your organization’s website, to share in a post directly on your Page. Content sharing can help you efficiently post your content from external…

As a LinkedIn Page Admin, you can let your employees know when you’ve posted an important post on your organization’s Page using Employee Notifications. Employees are members who’ve listed your organization’s Page in the Work Experience portion of…

As a LinkedIn Page admin, you can view and engage with members’ interactions with your Page through the Activity tab. Related tasks Learn more To view and engage with your Page activity: You can view your most commented on, shared, and reacted to…

To help manage the conversation and engagement on a LinkedIn Page, super and content admins can delete comments that are posted on their Page posts. Related tasksPost as your LinkedIn PageEdit a post on your LinkedIn PageRecognize and report spam…

You can promote your LinkedIn Page on LinkedIn with Sponsored Content. You must be a super, content, or Sponsored Content poster admin on your Page to sponsor content. If you aren’t, contact the current super admins to request access. To sponsor a…

As a Page admin, you can automatically share your company’s new job listings as posts on your Page. Job listings associated with the Page are eligible for automatic posting, except for Basic Jobs. Keep in mind that: To turn on job post automation:…

LinkedIn Pages and Showcase Pages can be tagged in photos that you post to LinkedIn. Tagging a Page can help drive engagement with your photo. After a Page is tagged, the Page can share your post to their followers and visitors. Related tasks Share…

As a LinkedIn Page super or content admin, you can turn off comments on an existing post in the LinkedIn Page’s feed.  To turn off member comments on an existing Page post: Related tasks Learn more Access your Page super or content admin view…