A calendar, not a queue you cannot see
Drop each post on the day it should go out and drag it somewhere else when the week changes shape. You can see the whole month at once.
Scheduling and publishing
The LinkedIn post scheduler that publishes the safe way
LinkedIn posts can be scheduled in advance either through LinkedIn's own official API or by a browser extension acting inside your logged-in session. WordPush uses the official API: you connect once with LinkedIn's secure sign-in, and posts go out natively to your profile or company page.
No card needed, free for 7 days. Connect LinkedIn when you are ready to publish.
A week in one sitting
Draft it all at once, then stop thinking about it
Posting live every day is what makes LinkedIn feel like a second job. Batch the week, put it on the calendar and let it go out without you.
Your times, your timezone
Pick the times that suit you and your audience. It publishes then, whether or not you are at your desk.
First comment queued with it
Write the follow-up comment at the same time as the post and it goes out with it, so the link or the caveat is there from the start.
The official LinkedIn API
Not a browser plugin pretending to be you
Plenty of LinkedIn tools work through an extension that acts inside your logged-in session, the automation LinkedIn has been actively restricting. This does not.
| How it works | WordPush | Extension-based tools |
|---|---|---|
| How it connects | LinkedIn's own secure sign-in (OAuth) | Your live login session and cookies |
| Installed on your machine | Nothing | A browser extension |
| How posts go out | Natively, through LinkedIn's official API | Emulated inside your browser |
| Company-page posting | Yes, first class | Often limited or unsupported |
| Account risk | On LinkedIn's sanctioned path | The approach LinkedIn has been restricting |
Profile and company page
One tool for your name and your brand
Publish to your personal profile, your LinkedIn company page, or both, from the same place and in the same flow. Your brand stays as active as you do.
- Personal profile and company page, both first class
- Native posts, native document carousels, native images
- Connect once with LinkedIn's own sign-in, nothing installed
- Edit or reschedule anything right up to the moment it goes out
Questions
Scheduling and publishing, answered
Is WordPush a LinkedIn post scheduler?
Yes. WordPush schedules your LinkedIn posts and publishes them for you through LinkedIn's official API. Draft a week at once, drop each post on the calendar, and they go out to your profile or company page at the times you choose, with no browser extension involved.
Does WordPush use the official LinkedIn API?
Yes. You connect once with LinkedIn's own secure sign-in (OAuth) and posts go out natively to your profile or company page. WordPush never takes your password and installs nothing in your browser.
Is my LinkedIn account safe?
That is the point of the official-API approach. WordPush does not automate actions on your account, run a browser extension or act like a real user inside your session, which are the tactics LinkedIn has been cracking down on. It stays on the sanctioned path.
Can WordPush post to my LinkedIn company page?
Yes. WordPush publishes to both your personal profile and your LinkedIn company page, with the same one-click or scheduled publishing. Company-page posting is first class, not an afterthought.
Can I schedule posts in advance?
Yes. Draft a week of posts, drop them on the calendar, and WordPush publishes them for you at the times you choose. Most people batch a week in one sitting.
Do I need to install a browser extension?
No. WordPush is a web app that talks to LinkedIn through the official API. There is nothing to install and nothing running inside your browser.
Stop being your own LinkedIn department.
Tell it your industry, connect LinkedIn when you are ready, and let it bring you the ideas.
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