A LinkedIn post scheduler that fills your week

Yes. LinkedIn's own post box schedules one post at a time, from 10 minutes to 3 months ahead. innernote plans the whole week: set your posting days once, and Queue these puts every ready post on them, in order.

In innernote, open the post and press the button at the top right. It names your next open time, like Queue for Tue 11:00 AM, and puts the post there. Its arrow opens Pick a day and time, for any other moment.

Decide how many days a week you can keep, pick those days and a time, and write a few posts ahead. In innernote the days and times live in Plan, finished posts wait in Ready, and one press fills the week. The month shows every scheduled and published post by day.

LinkedIn's help pages say nothing about a scheduled post being shown to fewer people, and no study with a stated sample has measured it. Pick times your readers are at work and judge each post by what it says. innernote posts from your own profile at the time you set.

No single time works for everyone, and the studies that name one disagree. Post when the people you write for are at work, on the same days each week. innernote posts at the times you set in Plan, on the time zone in your Settings.

Yes. In innernote, attach the video in the writer, an MP4 of up to 30 minutes and 500 MB, then queue the post like any other. It goes out with the video at its time. Photos, PDFs and polls work the same way.

In innernote, Scheduled in Posts lists them soonest first, each with the day and time it goes out. Plan shows them on the calendar, by month or by week, and Home shows the week ahead.

Yes. Post now, in the menu of the button at the top right of the writer, asks once before anything goes out. Press Post now there, and the post is live on your profile.