LinkedIn publishing
Schedule and publish LinkedIn posts from Juicer
Write once, preview as LinkedIn will show it, drop it into your posting calendar and plan the week from your desktop. Text, images, video and PDF documents to your Company Page or your profile, and the same post to seven other networks with per-network tweaks.
- Text, images, video and swipeable PDF document posts
- A LinkedIn content calendar with time slots and drafts
- Cross-post to X, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, YouTube and Bluesky
Publishing is rolling out in beta inside every Juicer account. No credit card required.
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Compose
Write it once. See it the way LinkedIn will show it.
Pick the Page or profile, write the post, drop in images, a video or a PDF. The preview beside the editor renders it as LinkedIn will, document pages included. Add a first comment that posts right after, set who can see it, switch off comments or reshares, or limit the audience by country, seniority, industry, job function and company size.
Schedule
A LinkedIn content calendar that fills itself.
Define the time slots your Page posts in, for example 08:30 and 12:00 on weekdays. Add to queue puts a post into the next free slot; you can also pick an exact time. The Queue tab is your LinkedIn planner: the week as a list or a calendar, in your account's time zone, and every post goes out from your desktop with no phone in the loop.
Queue
Posting schedule · Your Company
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Publish and measure
Published posts report back. Failed ones tell you why.
The Published tab shows every post with its reactions and comment counts, refreshed automatically; LinkedIn reports its numbers a day or two late, so Juicer keeps re-reading them. Anything LinkedIn rejects, an expired connection or a video outside its limits, lands in Failed with the reason, ready to fix and resend.
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What you can publish
Everything a LinkedIn Page or profile can post
The composer shows the LinkedIn options only when a Page or profile is selected, and previews the post the way LinkedIn renders it.
Text, images and video
Text posts, single or multiple images with alt text and a caption each, and MP4 video from 3 seconds to 30 minutes with your own thumbnail. The preview switches with the media.
Document posts
Upload a PDF, PowerPoint or Word file and LinkedIn turns it into the swipeable document post its feed favors, titled the way you want. The preview pages through it before you publish.
First comment, posted for you
Write the first comment with the post, with a link or an image, and Juicer posts it right after the post goes live. Keeps the link out of the post text, where LinkedIn's feed treats it better.
Audience targeting
Limit who sees a Page post by country, seniority, degree, field of study, industry, job function and company size. LinkedIn applies it to Pages with 300 or more followers.
Visibility and conversation controls
Public, logged-in members only, or connections-only on a personal profile. Switch off comments or reshares per post when an announcement should stand on its own.
Mentions and link previews
Type @ and a company handle and it becomes a real mention on the published post; members resolve on a best-effort lookup. Paste a link and the composer shows the card LinkedIn will build from it.
Beyond LinkedIn
One post, eight networks, one team
Send the same post to seven other networks with per-network previews and overrides, so the LinkedIn version can carry a document while X gets a thread. Group channels the way you post, and give each brand or client its own workspace with its own channels, schedule and queue.
- X
- TikTok
- YouTube
- Bluesky
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What Page admins and professionals ask before scheduling LinkedIn posts with Juicer.
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Which LinkedIn accounts can I publish to?
Company Pages you administer and your own personal profile. You connect either from the Channels screen through LinkedIn's login, and it appears as a channel in your workspace. Connecting a Page is the only time Juicer asks for a LinkedIn login; the feed widget never does. -
Can I publish document posts?
Yes. Upload a PDF, PowerPoint or Word file and give it a title, and LinkedIn publishes it as a swipeable document post. The composer previews the pages before you schedule it. -
What are the image and video limits?
Images up to 5 MB each. Video as MP4, between 3 seconds and 30 minutes, with an aspect ratio between 1:2.4 and 2.4:1, and your own thumbnail if you want one. The composer checks each file against these limits before you schedule. -
How does the LinkedIn content calendar work?
You define time slots per network, for example 8:30 and 12:00 on weekdays for LinkedIn. Add to queue puts a post into the next free slot; you can also set an exact time. The Queue tab shows what is coming, as a list or a weekly calendar. -
Can I post to LinkedIn from my desktop?
Yes. The whole workspace runs in the browser: compose, upload media, schedule and publish from a laptop or desktop, with no phone hand-off. The preview shows the post the way LinkedIn will render it. -
Can my team approve posts before they go out?
Not in the beta. Drafts live in the shared workspace, so a teammate can open, edit and schedule any post, but there is no formal approval step yet. Approvals are on the roadmap. -
Can I manage several Pages?
Yes. A workspace holds one LinkedIn Page or profile; add another workspace for a second one. Agencies keep one workspace per client, each with its own channels, schedule and queue. -
Is publishing included in my plan?
Publishing is in beta and rolling out inside every Juicer account, alongside the feed widget. It is not a separate purchase today; if that changes, existing users will hear from us first. -
What happens when a post fails?
It moves to the Failed tab with LinkedIn's reason, for example a connection that needs new permissions or a video outside LinkedIn's limits. Fix it and send it again; nothing is lost. -
Do published posts show up in my feed widget?
Yes, if your Page is a source of that feed: the widget syncs your Page on your plan's schedule and picks the new post up like any other. Publishing writes to LinkedIn; the feed widget reads from it.
