Posting on LinkedIn is easy to put off until the week has gone. You can schedule LinkedIn posts for your company page and for your own profile from the same place, so neither of them goes quiet while you’re busy.
Schedule LinkedIn Posts – Your Company Page and Your Personal Profile
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Write for the business page and for yourself
Both of them sit in the same composer and on the same calendar, next to everything you post on the other networks you run. And there’s no cap on how many posts you line up, on any plan. Write a month in one afternoon, or add them one at a time.
A colleague reads it before your network does
On LinkedIn the post carries your name, so a second read is worth five minutes. Assign the draft, your colleague approves it or sends it back in the discussion on the post, and the decision stays with the post instead of in somebody’s inbox.
See next week on a calendar, not in a spreadsheet
A posting plan living in a spreadsheet is a posting plan nobody wants to open. The content calendar shows what’s going out and when, across every profile you’ve connected, color-coded by whatever you tag them with.
You’ll spot the empty Thursday while there’s still time to fill it. Friday is too late.
Set the tone of voice before the AI writes anything
LinkedIn has its own tone, and that tone isn’t the one you’d use on TikTok. Tell the AI Assistant what tone you want, give it the topic, and it drafts the post in that voice – or rewrites the draft you already have.
It won’t read like a robot wrote it, and you get the last edit either way. Ten AI actions a month come with your plan; unlimited is a paid add-on.
LinkedIn comments arrive in your inbox
The comments under a LinkedIn post are easy to miss, and that’s often where the conversation is. Comments left on your company page posts land in the Social Inbox, next to everything from the other networks you run.
You answer them in one place instead of one network at a time.
Then there’s analytics for the company page, reports that send themselves, and a Social CRM record of who you’ve already spoken to.
Stop letting the week decide what you post
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See how NapoleonCat compares to its alternatives:
| Feature | NapoleonCat | Hootsuite | Sprout Social | Agorapulse |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduling to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Google Business Profile | ✅ All five, one composer | ✅ Full publishing | ✅ Publishing queue | ✅ Full publishing |
| AI that writes and improves the post copy | ✅ In the composer, with tone of voice | ✅ OwlyWriter | ✅ AI Assist | ⚠️ Limited |
| Assigning posts and leaving feedback on a draft | ✅ Comments on the post itself | ✅ Teams, assignments | ✅ Tags, workflows | ✅ Collaboration |
| Automatic comment moderation (hide or delete) | ✅ On Facebook, Instagram and TikTok | ⚠️ Rules for ads, no AI | ⚠️ Manual, no auto-delete | ⚠️ Basic |
| AI spam and hate detection on comments | ✅ Tags spam, hate and sentiment | ❌ Not offered | ⚠️ Sentiment only | ❌ Not offered |
| Ad comment moderation on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok | ✅ Full, all three networks | ⚠️ Basic rules for ads | ❌ Not offered | ⚠️ Partial |
| Moderation reports: what was hidden, replied to and deleted | ✅ Per profile and per team member | ⚠️ Limited rule logs | ⚠️ Alerts | ⚠️ Limited |
| Social CRM with cross-platform conversation history | ✅ Full profile and history | ⚠️ Limited | ⚠️ CRM-like | ⚠️ Limited |
| EU-based company and EU servers | ✅ EU company, EU servers | ❌ Global, USA-centric | ❌ Global, USA | ✅ EU (France) |
| Free trial | ✅ 14 days, no credit card | ✅ 30 days | ✅ 30 days | ✅ 30 days |
Frequently asked questions
Can you schedule posts on a LinkedIn business page?
Yes – and on your personal profile as well, from the same composer. Both sit in the same calendar, so the profile side doesn’t end up being posted by hand.
How many LinkedIn posts can I schedule?
As many as you want. Post scheduling is unlimited on every plan, so there’s no monthly quota to ration. Your plan sets how many users and social profiles you have, not how many posts.
What can I put in a scheduled LinkedIn post?
One image, one video or one link per post. You can add profile mentions as well, in the LinkedIn tab of the composer.
Can someone review my LinkedIn post before it goes out?
Yes. Assign the draft to a colleague and they’ll leave their notes on the draft itself, where the copy already is. That’s quicker than a thread of file links, and the review happens while changing something is still easy.
Can the AI write my LinkedIn posts for me?
It’ll write a first version. Give the AI Assistant a topic and the tone of voice you want and it drafts the post, or it takes your existing draft and improves it. Nothing publishes until you publish it. The AI Assistant comes with 10 free actions a month in the Publisher – writing a post, rewriting one, generating hashtags. If you want more than that, unlimited actions are a paid add-on you switch on in your billing settings. It drafts and edits text only; it doesn’t make images.
How much does it cost?
You can try the whole thing free for 14 days, no credit card. Paid plans start at $89 a month billed monthly, or $79 a month billed annually, for 2 users and 5 social profiles, and scheduling is unlimited on every plan. What the plan sets is how many users and social profiles you get, not how many posts you line up. That entry plan covers publishing, analytics and reports. The Social Inbox, where the comments and messages land, starts on Pro at $109 a month, and automatic replies and automatic comment hiding are on Expert, from $139 a month.
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