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Automate Social Media Content for LinkedIn

This article guides you through the step-by-step process of creating, automating and managing your LinkedIn posts.

Jessika Varela avatar
Written by Jessika Varela
Updated over 9 months ago

With your Meet Alfred account, you can effortlessly plan and schedule your LinkedIn content with our powerful scheduling feature. This feature is only available for plans that support Social media post scheduling.

To get started, go to 'Conversations' > 'Schedule Posts' and click on the 'LinkedIn' tab.


How It Works

  1. On the LinkedIn post page, click on 'Create New Post'.

  2. Enter a title for your post in the title section.

  3. Choose whether to post as yourself or your company.

  4. Determine your target audience from options like Anyone, Anyone + Twitter, Connections Only, and Group Members.

  5. You can also use the toggle to allow comments.

  6. Proceed to craft your post content, upload images, or attach documents.


  7. Select the date and time for your post to be published.

  8. Click 'Publish' when everything is set.

Once you've published your post, you will be redirected to the social post page.


Post Analytics

Once your post is live, you'll be directed to the social post page, providing a comprehensive overview of its performance.

You'll be able to track essential metrics for each post created such as:

  • Title

  • Likes

  • Comments

  • Shares

  • Views

  • Date

  • Time


Understanding Post Statuses

Meet Alfred categorizes posts into different statuses:

  • Scheduled: Awaiting publication at a designated time

  • Published: Successfully shared on the platform.

  • Queued: Indicates that the post (or a set of posts) is in line and ready for posting.

  • Skipped: Denotes that the post was not published due to issues such as lost integration or a problematic API response.

  • Archived: Reflects the user's action of archiving the post, organizing it for future reference.

  • Not Found: Occurs when a post, previously published, is directly deleted on the social media platform.

  • Invalid: Signals that the post has been blocked by the social media platform, typically flagged as spam.


If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact our customer support team available 24/7 using the chat bubble on your screen, or email us at [email protected]. We're always happy to help! 😊



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