How to Embed LinkedIn Feed On Website (Step-By-Step Guide)

There are two main ways to add a LinkedIn feed to a website:

• Embedding natively using LinkedIn – not recommended
• Embedding using a social media aggregator – recommended

I’ll be walking you step by step through each method, so you can display LinkedIn posts on your website and build trust with social proof.

Short answer: You can embed a LinkedIn feed on any website, whatever platform it is built on. For a live feed that updates itself, connect a LinkedIn company page or personal profile in an aggregator like Juicer.io, then paste one embed code into your site, no coding required. LinkedIn’s own embed option is the alternative, but it only places a single, static post that never refreshes. Both a company feed and a personal profile feed work the same way.

Method 1: Embed LinkedIn posts natively

1. Go to any company or personal profile, which is publicly visible, and navigate to the post you want to embed. I’ll take Semrush for example.

2. Click on the three-dot icon at the top right corner of the post.

3. Click “Embed this post.”

4. LinkedIn provides two embed codes: one displays a shortened version of the post, while the other embeds the full post. Copy your preferred code and simply paste it wherever you want to display LinkedIn posts on the web page. The same process will apply to video-based posts and articles.

Although this is a simple process that anyone can follow, LinkedIn’s native embedding has some limitations:

• You can only embed one post at a time: If you want to display an entire feed, you’ll need to manually repeat the embedding process for each post.
• New posts are not updated automatically: Your embedded feed won’t refresh on its own – you must manually update it every time a new post is published.
• Limited customization options: You can’t style the embedded feed or make it match your brand’s design.

Hence, it is not recommended to embed a LinkedIn feed natively. To display a dynamic LinkedIn feed that showcases multiple posts at once and allows for customization, you’ll need a dedicated social media aggregator tool like Juicer.io.

Method 2: Use a social media aggregator

A social media aggregator is a tool that collects and displays content from multiple social media platforms in one place. These tools provide customization, automatic updates, and content moderation – features you don’t get with native embedding.

I’ll walk you through the process using Juicer.io, a platform trusted by over 200,000 users worldwide.

1. Create a free account on Juicer.io and select LinkedIn as the social media source.

2. Choose the type of LinkedIn source you want to embed: Company/School (requires a full page URL to embed LinkedIn company feed), Personal (requires a profile name to to embed LinkedIn profile feed), Hashtag (requires the hashtag only), or Group (requires Group URL).I’ve added Harvard University’s full page URL as an example.

3. Click on the “Add source” button.

4. You will be redirected to the Juicer.io dashboard with the LinkedIn feed displayed.

5. Click the “Embed” button in the top right to get the code for displaying the feed into your website.

6. Select your embed method from Standard, iFrame, or WordPress, depending on how you plan to add the feed to your website. Click on “Copy code” if you’re embedding the feed yourself or click on “Send to developer” if your team member will be taking over.

7. Add the embed code to your chosen web page to successfully display the LinkedIn feed on your website.

Note: You can embed a LinkedIn feed with Juicer.io for free during your first week after signing up. After that, you need to upgrade to a paid plan (starting from $15/month) to continue using LinkedIn – learn more about pricing here.

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Which embed code to use for your website

For most websites, the Standard embed code is the one to use: it is a small snippet of code that drops into any HTML page, so it works on any site that lets you add code, whether that is a hand-built HTML page or a platform. Prefer to keep the feed sandboxed? Choose iFrame instead. If you’re on a specific website builder, the exact steps for pasting that code differ slightly by platform. We’ve written dedicated walkthroughs for the two most common ones: follow our guide to add a LinkedIn feed to WordPress or add a LinkedIn feed to Wix. Both use the same Juicer feed you just created.

Tips for making your embedded LinkedIn feed stand out

Adding your LinkedIn feed on your website is just the start, the below best practices will help it perform even better.

Tailor your LinkedIn feed to match your branding

Your embedded LinkedIn feed should feel like a natural part of your website, not a disconnected element. With Juicer.io, you can choose from multiple layout options (as shown in the GIF below). You can also customize the font and color schemes to match your brand. For those who want more control, CSS customization allows for advanced styling.

Moderate which posts to show first

Not every LinkedIn post deserves a spot on your website. This is especially important when embedding hashtag feeds that pull in user-generated content, since you can’t control what people share under that hashtag.

Juicer.io’s moderation features help you create a curated LinkedIn feed by ensuring only brand-appropriate content makes it to your live social wall. You have two options:

1. Manual moderation: Each post lands in a review queue where you choose what gets displayed.
2. Automatic moderation: Posts are screened against your keyword list and automatically allowed or disallowed.

Test different placements of your LinkedIn feed

The placement of your LinkedIn feed can significantly impact its effectiveness. Try embedding it on your homepage for maximum visibility, in a dedicated social media section, or on an “About Us” page to humanize your brand. Test different locations and monitor engagement to discover where your feed resonates most with your audience.

See it in action: LinkedIn feeds on real websites

Below are real examples of how Juicer.io’s customers have successfully integrated LinkedIn feeds into their websites to showcase social proof, drive engagement, and strengthen their online presence.

Liverpool City Region Careers Hub

Liverpool City Region Careers Hub embedded their LinkedIn feed in a dedicated “Social” section on their website to share career opportunities, event announcements, and educational resources. This dynamic feed allows them to keep their audience engaged and updated without manually updating their website.

Arelion

Arelion displayed their company’s LinkedIn feed on their website’s homepage. This approach showcases their latest achievements, press releases, and network expansions to visitors – building credibility and encouraging engagement with their brand on LinkedIn.

Campbell’s Foodservice

Campbell’s Foodservice integrated a LinkedIn feed into their homepage’s “Connect With Us” section to display real-time company updates and event content. By embedding their LinkedIn posts on their website, they keep their audience informed about company news and initiatives while creating a direct pathway for visitors to connect with them on LinkedIn.

Embed your LinkedIn social feed with Juicer.io

Displaying a dynamic LinkedIn feed on your website is one of the most effective ways to build trust, showcase social proof, and keep your audience engaged with fresh, real-time content. Whether you want to add your LinkedIn company feed or your personal LinkedIn account, an embedded feed can significantly boost visibility.

Juicer.io’s LinkedIn feed widget makes it simple. With just a few clicks, you can pull your LinkedIn feed content directly onto your website – no coding required. Create a free account and try it out for yourself.

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