How to comment as a company page on LinkedIn (and repost as one)

Find a public post, click the small dropdown next to your profile picture at the bottom left of the post, choose your Page and save. Every reaction and comment you leave on that post then comes from the Page. LinkedIn's help page says you must be the Page's super admin or content admin.

Why can't I comment as my company page?

Usually your role or the post. LinkedIn's help page limits it to super and content admins, and to public posts you find in your feed or through search. It also says LinkedIn may cap how many comments a Page makes in a period, so a burst of comments can stop working for a while.

Yes, by LinkedIn's account. Its help page says a Page's reactions and comments are visible to its followers and can improve its visibility and its follower count. Its help page on Page appearances counts the Page's own comments as places the Page appears. A good comment is the Page showing up where buyers already read.

How do you let a company page comment more on LinkedIn?

Verify it. LinkedIn's help page recommends verifying the Page, if it is eligible, and having every admin verify their work email. It says that improves the Page's visibility and the number of comments it can make on a post. It also warns that excessive or automated comments may be shown to fewer people.

From the Page's super admin view: click View as member, find the post, click Repost, and set Posting as to the Page. LinkedIn's help page says you can repost it as it is, or with your thoughts on top. The repost reaches the Page's followers, under the company's logo.

Can a company page repost an employee's post?

Yes, and LinkedIn suggests it. Its best practices page for Pages recommends re-sharing posts in which employees, executives or customers mention the company, found in the Page's Activity tab. Add a line of your own with Repost with your thoughts, so followers know why it matters.

Who can repost as a LinkedIn page?

A super admin, by LinkedIn's help page on reposting. The same screen lets you choose who can see the repost, turn comments on or off, and label it as a brand partnership. Content admins can still react and comment as the Page.

Something worth following. A good comment brings someone to the Page once; the Page's own posts decide whether they follow it. innernote writes a company Page's posts in its own voice, learned from its About and recent posts, and fills the Page's own posting days.

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Add the Page, set how it speaks and the words it never uses, and pick it with Post as when you write. Its posts go out as the Page, never as you. See how it works: company pages in innernote.