Posting well in 2026. What we learned running LinkedIn boards, written down so you can use it with or without us.
- 27 September 2026How to write a LinkedIn post, from idea to publishPick one point, open with the most specific line, give the body a shape, end without bait, then edit. A step by step guide with a checklist.
- 27 September 2026How to schedule LinkedIn posts, with and without a toolSchedule a LinkedIn post from the composer's clock icon, or use a tool for a queue and approvals. What each option does, what it costs you, and when to post.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn post character limit, and how much of it to useA LinkedIn post can be 3,000 characters. Here is what that looks like, how much shows before 'see more', and how to decide the right length for a post.
- 27 September 2026How to format a LinkedIn post so people read itShort paragraphs, line breaks, simple lists, careful bold, and links in the right place. How to format a LinkedIn post that is easy to read on a phone.
- 27 September 2026How many hashtags to use on LinkedIn in 2026A few specific hashtags do no harm, a wall of them reads as spam, and a clear topic in your text does more than either. An honest guide for 2026.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn post templates that do not read like templatesTen fill-in-the-blank LinkedIn post templates, grouped by framework, data, receipt and finding, each with a filled example from a small business.
- 27 September 202648 LinkedIn post ideas for founders and consultants48 LinkedIn post ideas grouped by where they come from: client questions, your own numbers, mistakes, decisions, tools, hiring and what you read.
- 27 September 2026How to plan a LinkedIn content calendar for a monthPlan a month of LinkedIn posts with four themes, a job for each weekday, one batching session a week and two weeks of posts ready ahead.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn carousel posts: how to make a PDF people swipeLinkedIn carousels are PDF documents readers swipe page by page. How to plan the slides, keep type readable on a phone, and know when text is better.
- 27 September 2026How to repurpose a blog post into LinkedIn postsTurn one blog post into four or five LinkedIn posts that each stand alone: pull the number, the framework, the mistake and the quote, then place the link.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn for founders: what to post and how long it takesA founder LinkedIn strategy in one page: post decisions, hiring and customer lessons with numbers you own, in about 90 minutes a week.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn for consultants: how to post to win clientsConsultants win clients on LinkedIn by showing their method, sharing client results with permission and answering the questions buyers ask before a call.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn strategy for B2B SaaS: people before the pageA LinkedIn strategy for B2B SaaS that runs through the founder's and team's profiles, built on lessons from product data instead of feature announcements.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn personal profile vs company page: where to postPersonal profiles tend to reach more people than company pages, but a page still matters for ads, careers and credibility. How to run both well.
- 27 September 2026Brand voice for LinkedIn: a guide that fits on one screenA LinkedIn tone of voice guide should fit on one screen: three short principles for voice, visual and format, written as rules a writer can follow.
- 27 September 2026How to start a LinkedIn ghostwriting businessPick a narrow niche, run a proper intake call, capture each client's voice, and sign a contract that settles approval, account access and confidentiality.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn ghostwriting pricing: how much to chargeCharge by monthly retainer tied to cadence, and set your floor from your hours, your tool costs and the income you need, before you look at anyone else's rates.
- 27 September 2026How to manage multiple LinkedIn accounts for clientsNever hold client passwords. Have each client authorise your tool, keep one board per client, and track the 60 day reconnect so no queue dies in silence.
- 27 September 2026A social media approval workflow for client postsMove each post through set stages, give the client one clear approval step with a deadline, never publish unapproved posts, and log every decision.
- 27 September 2026LinkedIn ghostwriter vs AI: which should you use?A ghostwriter brings interviews, taste and relationships. AI brings volume and never misses a day. The best setups have a human approve AI drafts.
- 27 September 2026Best AI tools for LinkedIn posts in 2026, sorted by jobThe best AI tools for LinkedIn posts in 2026, grouped by job: LinkedIn writers, growth toolkits, schedulers, chat models and managed approval queues.
- 27 September 2026Taplio alternatives: seven options sorted by what you needSeven Taplio alternatives grouped by need: cheaper AI writers, better editors for people who write, and tools that write and publish LinkedIn posts for you.
- 27 September 2026Buffer alternatives for LinkedIn: seven tools comparedSeven Buffer alternatives for LinkedIn, from budget schedulers to LinkedIn-first editors and tools that write the posts, with who each one suits.
- 27 September 2026ChatGPT prompts for LinkedIn posts that sound like youTen ChatGPT prompts for LinkedIn posts, written out in full, plus how to give the model your facts and voice, and the three places it lets you down.
- 27 September 2026How to download and export your LinkedIn postsTo download your LinkedIn posts, request a copy of your data under Settings, Data privacy. Posts arrive in Shares.csv with a date, a link and the text.
- 24 September 2026How often to post on LinkedIn in 2026A cadence you can hold for a year does more for you than a burst of daily posts that stops in March.
- 18 September 2026The first two lines of a post decide whether anyone reads the restMost readers see two or three lines before the 'see more' cut, so those lines carry the whole post.
- 12 September 2026Posts with a number you own: why receipts beat opinionsAn opinion anyone could post is easy to scroll past. A result only you could report is the post people save.
- 6 September 2026What to do with links in LinkedIn posts in 2026Link in the post, link in the first comment, or no link at all: the tradeoffs, without pretending to know the algorithm.
- 31 August 2026Text, image, carousel or video: picking a format for the post you haveStart from what the post needs to show, then pick the format. Chasing a format that is said to be in favour rarely pays.
- 26 August 2026The best time to post on LinkedIn is the time you can keepPosting time matters less than posting on schedule. How to pick one slot, handle timezones and stop thinking about it.
- 21 August 2026Writing with AI without sounding like AIThe words and sentence shapes that give machine writing away, and how to set voice rules once so they stick.
- 15 August 2026The first hour after posting, and why engagement pods are a bad tradeReplying to comments turns a post into a conversation. Buying fake engagement turns it into noise.
- 10 August 2026Content themes: how to not run out of things to say by week fourFour themes you can write about for a year keep the ideas coming long after the obvious posts are used up.
- 4 August 2026What to measure on LinkedIn: posts published and streak before impressionsImpressions and followers move for reasons you cannot see. Posts published and your streak are the numbers you control.
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