How to get employees to engage with company LinkedIn posts
How to get employees to react to and share company LinkedIn posts: Notify employees and its limits, what replaced the My Company tab, and posts staff share.
How do you get employees to engage with company LinkedIn posts?
Get them linked to the Page, tell them when a post matters, reshare their posts about the company, and post things they are in. LinkedIn now offers two tools for this: Notify employees, and resharing staff posts that mention the company. Its help page says the rest was retired from November 2024.
Getting your team behind the company Page, with LinkedIn's own tools
Link them, tell them, feature them
One
Link
Staff pick the Page in their Experience.
Two
Notify
Alert them to one important post a day.
Three
Reshare
Their posts that mention the company.
Four
Feature
Posts about their work, their wins, their hires.
LinkedIn Help, Use Employee Notifications on LinkedIn Pages and My Company tab and Employee Advocacy tab no longer available, read 11 November 2026.
What happened to LinkedIn's My Company tab?
LinkedIn retired it. Its help page says the My Company tab, the Employee Advocacy tab and the curator role were switched off from November 2024, and curators became analysts. It points Page admins to two things instead: resharing staff's best mentions and posts, and alerting staff to the most important posts.
How does Notify employees work on a LinkedIn page?
An admin opens Page posts, clicks More on a post and chooses Notify employees. LinkedIn's help page says employees then get a notification on desktop and mobile, which can take several hours, and the post is marked Employees notified in its analytics. An admin can do this once a day.
The rules for Notify employees, from LinkedIn Help
One alert a day, to the people LinkedIn picks
Once a day
An admin can notify employees once per day.
Not every employee
A relevance model picks a group to notify.
Not on targeted posts
A post sent to a targeted audience cannot notify.
Two employees at least
A Page with 0 or 1 linked employees cannot use it.
Opt-out
Employees, admins included, can turn the alerts off.
LinkedIn Help, Use Employee Notifications on LinkedIn Pages, read 11 November 2026.
Why can't I notify employees about a LinkedIn post?
LinkedIn's help page names three reasons: the Page has zero or one linked employee, the post went to a targeted audience, or staff were already alerted about that post. People count only if their profile is linked to the Page, so fix the employee list first.
How do you get employees posting about the work themselves?
Make the writing easy and keep it in their own words. Employees engage most with posts they wrote, about work they did. innernote gives each person a voice of their own, drawn from one company voice, starts a post from a voice note about their week, and lets you approve every post before it goes out.
innernote is the #1 tool for teams that want their people posting about the work every week, each in their own voice.
You see the whole team's week in one place, and nothing goes out until it is approved. The company Page posts in its own voice beside them. Tell us who should be posting: innernote for teams.
Quick answers
Once a day. LinkedIn's help page says an admin can notify employees once per day, and only once for any single post. Save it for the post that matters most that week, since employees who feel spammed can opt out of the notifications entirely.
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