Remove the repeated copy-and-paste after publication
Publishing the article is only half the routine when the same update must then be rebuilt in LinkedIn. The plugin connects that handoff to the WordPress publish event.
Choose the destination
Post to the connected personal profile, company page or both according to the site configuration.
Build an image post
Publish the image selected by the configured source priority with text assembled from the supported title, excerpt and author template tags.
Add the article URL deliberately
Follow the plugin guidance and place the WordPress URL in LinkedIn’s first comment when the post needs it.
Choose it when the problem is this specific
- Every new article needs a corresponding image update on LinkedIn.
- The publishing team controls one profile or company destination.
- A repeatable WordPress-to-LinkedIn handoff saves manual work.
Know the boundary
The plugin can submit the configured update, but LinkedIn controls delivery, moderation and reach. No plugin can guarantee that a post will avoid restriction or achieve a particular distribution result.
Start with the smallest safe setup
- Install and activate the current WordPress.org release.
- Connect the intended LinkedIn destination and review the image-post text template.
- Publish a controlled test, add the article URL in the first comment when needed and verify both surfaces.
Check requirements and ownership
- A LinkedIn account allowed to publish to the selected destination.
- A valid connection configured through the plugin settings.
- Content and media that comply with LinkedIn’s current platform rules.
The release page is the authority for current package and compatibility details. The public source shows the behavior you are installing.
Complete the publishing handoff without rebuilding the update
Connect the destination, review the image-post text and verify the first real publication before automating the routine.