Schedule LinkedIn posts for every client you run
Connect a client’s LinkedIn profile, their company Page, or both, and schedule to them alongside your other networks. LinkedIn gets room to breathe — the long version of the post, written in the LinkedIn tab — while the same idea goes out tightened everywhere else.
LinkedIn on Fluxi
- Accounts
- Personal profiles and company Pages
- Post types
- Text posts, with images or video
- Connection
- One-time authorisation, then pick the Page
- Per-network copy
- Yes — a LinkedIn tab in the composer
Room for the long version
LinkedIn is the one network where length works. Write it long here without forcing the same length on X.
Profiles and company Pages
Post as the founder, as the company, or both. A portfolio can hold a LinkedIn profile and a LinkedIn Page side by side.
Client accounts, cleanly separated
Each client’s LinkedIn lives in their own portfolio with their own calendar and assets.
LinkedIn rewards the opposite of what X does
A good LinkedIn post is longer, slower and more explanatory than a good X post. It opens with a hook that has to survive the "see more" truncation, then earns the click with substance. Cross-posting tools that broadcast one identical message to every network produce LinkedIn posts that read like tweets — technically published, practically invisible. The per-network tabs in Fluxi’s composer are there so the LinkedIn version can be written as a LinkedIn post.
Getting the hook right before you schedule
LinkedIn truncates the post in the feed, so the first line or two is doing all the work. Write the LinkedIn version on its own, with room to get that opening right, and check it in the preview beside the composer before it is queued — rather than in the feed after it is live.
- Write and preview the LinkedIn version separately from the rest
- Attach images or video from the client’s media library
- AI Assist can retone a draft that reads too casually for the channel
- Schedule for working hours in your own time zone
The person and the company
On LinkedIn, the founder’s profile and the company Page are different audiences, and B2B clients usually want both. Fluxi treats them as two networks: connect the profile by signing in as that person, connect the Page by choosing it from the Pages you administer, and schedule to either or both from the same composer. Each gets its own version of the post, so the founder can write in the first person while the Page speaks for the business.
Running LinkedIn for several clients
LinkedIn is often the network where B2B clients care most about consistency, and where the cost of a quiet month is most visible. Fluxi gives each client their own portfolio, calendar and media library, so planning a quarter for one client never means scrolling past another’s. Adding a client is adding a portfolio — ${PRICE_COPY.portfolio} a month — rather than upgrading into a tier built for a bigger agency than yours.
Working with colleagues on the same accounts
Because the connection belongs to the portfolio rather than a person, a colleague can draft the client’s LinkedIn while you are on holiday without anyone exchanging credentials. Invite them to the team, and the client’s calendar, assets and saved hashtag groups are all there.
Questions people ask
Yes. Connect the account through LinkedIn’s authorisation screen and schedule text posts with images or video from the same composer you use for every other network.
Yes. Connect a LinkedIn Page, sign in with an account that administers it, and choose the Page. A portfolio can have a personal profile and a company Page at the same time.
Yes, and it is the normal way to use Fluxi. Every selected network has its own version in the composer: copy the post across in one click, then rewrite the LinkedIn one — or let AI Assist adapt it for you.
Yes. Each client is a social portfolio with its own connected accounts and calendar, billed at ${PRICE_COPY.portfolio} a month per portfolio.
No. They authorise Fluxi through LinkedIn directly and keep the ability to revoke that access themselves.
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