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LinkedIn business page post ideas

LinkedIn business page post ideas work best in the company's own voice, from a three-person startup to a growing agency in India. Replace the details with real ones from your week. A LinkedIn business page that posts weekly beats one that posts in bursts.

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LinkedIn business page: team and culture posts

People posts tend to beat logo posts, so show the team at work.

Meet Priya, who joined us as an intern and now runs our customer support. Here's her story.
A small tradition at our Ahmedabad office: every Friday, one person teaches the rest something in fifteen minutes.
Our team of nine speaks six languages. A quick introduction to who we are.
This week we celebrated our support team, who answered 'where is my order' without losing their patience.
How our first ten employees shaped the way we work today.
A behind-the-scenes look at our packing table before the festive rush.
Why we don't schedule meetings before 10 am, and what changed after.
Introducing our new head of design, and the first thing she asked us to fix.
Five years of our company in five photos. We're grateful to everyone in them.
Our team offsite was two days of planning and one long afternoon of cricket.

Product and service posts for a LinkedIn company page

Explain what you made, who it's for and what problem it solves.

Today we're launching a billing tool for small clinics. Here's the problem we heard again and again.
Our newest product was built after 40 customer calls. Here's what they asked for.
How our bookkeeping service helps a small shop save two days each month.
We updated our app to work better on slow connections. Here's what changed.
A short demo of our new dashboard and the question that shaped it.
Three ways customers use our packaging service that we didn't expect.
What's new this quarter: two features, one fix and one thing we decided not to build.
A quick tour of how a new client is set up with us, step by step.
We made a mistake in our last release. Here is what happened and how we fixed it.
Our price list is now public. Here's why we chose to show it.

Hiring and careers posts

Say what the job is honestly and what the first three months look like.

We're hiring a sales associate in Nagpur. Here's what a typical week looks like.
Open role: front-end developer. Here are the real requirements and the real perks.
We've opened five internships for this summer. Here's how to apply and how we decide.
What working at our company is like, according to people who've been here for over three years.
Our hiring process takes 12 days. Here is what happens on each one.
We hire people with career gaps, and we're proud of it. Here's why.
Applying to us? Here are four things that make your application easy to read.
Looking for a remote content writer. Here's the small paid test we'd like you to try.
We're growing our Chennai team. Here are the roles and who to message.
Why we reply to every applicant, and how long it takes.

Customer stories and proof posts

Let a customer's outcome do the talking and ask permission first.

How a textile exporter in Surat cut his invoice time in half with our software.
A customer in Jaipur told us our service saved his weekend. We asked if we could share the story.
What we learnt from a customer who switched away from us, and what we changed afterwards.
Ten customers told us what they value most. The list surprised us.
A case study: how a family restaurant moved its orders online in two weeks.
We visited a customer's factory in Coimbatore. Here are three things we noticed.
Customer feedback we keep on our wall, and the feedback we're still working on.
Thank you to our first customer, who took a chance when we had only a prototype.
A quick story about one support ticket that became a feature.
What our customers taught us about packaging this year.

Events, news and industry posts

Show that the company is part of the wider community.

We'll be at the Bengaluru startup meetup next week. Come say hello and ask us anything.
A recap of our webinar on GST for small sellers, with the slides available below.
Why we're sponsoring a local college tech fest for the third year in a row.
Our founder spoke on a panel in Delhi last week. Three takeaways from the discussion.
What we think the new digital payments rules mean for small businesses.
Celebrating Diwali at the office. A small note of thanks to customers and partners.
We signed up for a beach clean-up with our team and our families. Here's how it went.
A reading list from our team: the five articles that shaped our thinking this month.
An honest look back at our year: what worked, what didn't and what's next.
We're turning five. Here's what we'd tell our day-one selves.

Posting these post ideas on LinkedIn

Captions on this page: 50
Length: 55–114 characters
Fit LinkedIn's 3,000-character limit: all 50
Show in full before "see more" (about 210 characters): all 50
Also fit one X post (280): all 50
Also fit one Threads post (500): all 50

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Getting more from these captions

Put the point in the first 210 characters
LinkedIn cuts a post at about 210 characters behind "see more". Lead with the news, the question or the person, and leave the detail below.
Use people, not logos
Photos of your team and customers usually do better than graphics with your logo. Get permission before naming a customer.
Schedule a steady week
A weekly rhythm such as one team post, one product post and one hiring post each week is easier to keep than daily posting. You can write them in one sitting at the start of the week.
Invite your team to share
Employees sharing the post from their own profiles widens the reach more than the page alone.

Questions

What should a company page post on LinkedIn?

A mix of team stories, product updates, hiring notes and customer results. Posts that show real people and real numbers that you can stand behind do best.

How often should a company page post?

Two or three posts a week is a good rhythm for a small company. It's better to be regular than to post daily for a month and stop.

Should a company page use the founder's voice?

Sometimes. A founder's personal profile often reaches more people than the page, so use the page for announcements and link back to personal posts.

Do these ideas suit a LinkedIn company profile too?

Yes. People use both names for the page a company posts from on LinkedIn, and every idea here is written for that page.

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