Schedule LinkedIn Posts
Become a thought-leader on LinkedIn
Share what you know every week, grow a following that trusts you, and turn it into clients and opportunities, with Typeshare’s writing, scheduling and analytics tools for LinkedIn.
Nicolas Cole
Co-founder, Typeshare
Your best posts never “die” again.
Most people write a great post, watch it do well for a day, and never touch it again.
That’s the mistake.
Every post you publish becomes part of a growing library you can repeat, republish, and remix for years.
Your best ideas deserve more than one day in the feed.
Call to action · last line
I wrote the full breakdown here → typeshare.co/cole
Why schedule LinkedIn posts with Typeshare
Write & schedule LinkedIn posts
Track your progress and see what’s working
Post to X, Threads, Bluesky and Substack at once
Automate your LinkedIn growth with AI
Learn about the LinkedIn Agent
Everything you need to write posts, carousels and more on LinkedIn
One editor for every format LinkedIn shows, each previewed exactly as it will look in the feed before it goes out.
Text posts with the hook before “…see more”, and your saved call to action as the last line.
Design slides in your Brand Kit with the Deck editor. They go out as one swipeable PDF.
A short essay of up to 400 words, laid out as an image people share.
Send the same post to X, Threads, Bluesky and Substack Notes, each version adjusted for its platform.
Nicolas Cole
Co-founder, Typeshare
Call to action · last line
I wrote the full breakdown here → typeshare.co/cole
LinkedIn and everywhere else you publish, in one calendar
Pick how often you post and your queue sets the slots. Your LinkedIn posts land on the same Schedule as X, Threads, Bluesky and Substack, so you see the whole week at once and drag any post to move it.
November 2026
See what works on LinkedIn
Likes, comments, reposts and followers for every LinkedIn post (LinkedIn doesn’t share views), next to the rest of your platforms, so you know what to write more of.
Every platform, one dashboard. Views, engagement, followers and posts across X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky and Substack.
ViewsLast 30 days
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Engagement rateLast 30 days
0.00%+12.6%
FollowersLast 30 days
0+13.2%
PostsLast 30 days
0+20.0%
See the trend. Every number against the period before, so you know if you’re growing.
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Find what works. Split it by platform, topic or format.
Views by platform
Click a row to see only that in the chart.
Spot your outliers. Every post scored against your usual post on that platform, so you know what to repeat.
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Automate your LinkedIn with AI
It drafts the week from your own writing, in your voice, fills your queue and waits for your OK. You spend a few minutes reviewing; it does the rest.
01Ask your Agent
Tell it what you want: a week of posts from your latest newsletter, a thread from an old essay, anything.
02Approve what it made
It pulls your own words from your Digital Brain. Review every post on Pilot, or let it run on Autopilot.
03Watch your week fill
Approved posts go into your queue and onto your Schedule, ready to publish.
Why writers schedule with Typeshare
| Feature | Typeshare | LinkedIn’s own scheduler | Posting by hand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schedule posts ahead | |||
| A queue with your weekly posting times | |||
| Carousels made and scheduled in one place | |||
| Saved calls to action | |||
| Post to X, Threads, Bluesky and Substack too | |||
| An agent that drafts posts in your voice | |||
| Analytics across every platform | LinkedIn only | LinkedIn only |
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Try Typeshare free for 14 days
Write and schedule on Basic. Hire every Agent with All-Access. Cancel anytime.
Basic
Write, schedule and build your Digital Brain.
- Write, schedule and publish everywhere
- Build your Digital Brain
- Templates and visual posts
- Analytics basics for the last 30 days
- 10 GB of media storage
All-Access
Most popularEverything in Basic, plus every Agent.
- Everything in Basic
- AI agents that write, repurpose and publish for you
- Agent routines, chats and channels
- Full analytics: every metric, any timeframe, and Ty reading your numbers
- 100 GB of media storage
Compare plans
| Feature | Basic | All-Access |
|---|---|---|
| Write, schedule and publish everywhere | ||
| Your Digital Brain | ||
| Templates and visual posts | ||
| Analytics for every platform | Last 30 days | Full |
| AI Agents for X, LinkedIn, Substack, Threads and Instagram | ||
| The Designer Agent and AI Cole | ||
| Agent routines, chats and channels | ||
| Media storage | 10 GB | 100 GB |
14 days free on either plan · Cancel anytime · Switch plans whenever you like
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About scheduling on LinkedIn
Can you schedule posts on LinkedIn?
Yes. LinkedIn lets you schedule a post from its own composer, one at a time. Typeshare adds a weekly queue, carousels, saved calls to action and the same post on other platforms, all from one place.
What types of LinkedIn posts can I schedule?
Text posts, posts with images, carousels and PDF documents (a carousel goes out as one swipeable PDF with your post’s text), and Atomic Essays, which go out as a single image.
How do I schedule a LinkedIn post in Typeshare?
Write the post, then click Add to Queue to take the next open slot, or choose Schedule for later to pick a day and time. Times go in 15-minute steps, in your own time zone.
Can I schedule LinkedIn carousels?
Yes. Make a carousel in the Deck editor in your Brand Kit and schedule it like any other post. You can also download it as a PDF or as images.
Does it post to company pages?
It posts to the LinkedIn profile you connect.
Can I add a first comment?
Not yet: LinkedIn has to approve Typeshare for comment access first. Your call to action goes out as the last line of the post instead.
Can I edit a post after scheduling it?
Yes. Open it from your drafts and edit it; the new version is what goes out. It stays editable until its scheduled time.
Why should I schedule LinkedIn posts?
Posting every week is what grows a LinkedIn following, and it’s the part most people drop. Writing a week of posts in one sitting and letting them go out on their own keeps you posting when work gets busy, at the times your readers are on LinkedIn.
When is the best time to post on LinkedIn?
Weekday mornings, when people open LinkedIn before work, are a safe start. Your own readers matter more than any average, so post at the same times for a few weeks and compare.
How often should I post on LinkedIn?
Three to five posts a week is plenty for most writers, and the same days each week builds a habit for your readers. In Typeshare you pick how often you post and your queue holds the slots.
What should I schedule?
Mix a few kinds of post you can repeat: a lesson from your work, a short story, a how-to and an opinion. Carousels work well for how-tos.
Why do some scheduled posts do better than others?
Mostly the first lines. LinkedIn shows the start of a post before “…see more”, and if it doesn’t earn the click the rest isn’t read.
What does it cost?
Basic is $19 a month for writing and scheduling. All-Access is $49 a month and adds the agents, including the LinkedIn Agent. Both start with a 14-day free trial.