Run a LinkedIn post series, one part at a time

A run of posts on one theme, published in order, where each part builds on the last and gives readers a reason to come back. In innernote you start one in Posts, say what it is about, and every part is written against that, in your voice.

On LinkedIn the word usually means a paid ad campaign, set up in Campaign Manager. A campaign of your own posts is a run from your profile, on one theme, building to a day. innernote calls that a series, writes each part in your voice and posts them in order on your posting days.

Pick one theme and the day it builds to, then plan the parts back from that day, one point each. Write down who it is for and what you want from it. In innernote a series holds all of that, Draft the next one writes each part, and Schedule series puts them on your days.

A run that builds to a date: going full-time, a launch, a raise, a talk, a price change. Or one that keeps going: a lesson a week, notes from customer calls. innernote holds either kind as a series and writes each part in your voice.

No. Keeps going has no end date, so a new post joins whenever you have one. A set run has a fixed number of posts, numbered Day, Part, Lesson or your own word, and then it is done.

Yes. Add posts I wrote, on the series page, files any post that is not in a series yet, published ones included. They keep their own dates, and the series counts them.

Yes. Schedule series puts its drafts into your next open posting times, in series order, and shows the dates first. Don't start before holds the run until the day you pick.

The series page shows how many parts are out and the reactions on an average part, set against your usual post. In Plan and on Home each part carries the series' folder, so the whole run is one click away.