Setting Up a LinkedIn Feed Widget
Display your LinkedIn Company Page posts and thought leadership content on your website.
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Why LinkedIn Feeds Matter
LinkedIn doesn't offer a native embed tool for Company Page feeds, making Social Media Feeds one of the few ways to display your LinkedIn content on your website. This is particularly valuable for B2B companies that invest heavily in LinkedIn thought leadership.
Showing your LinkedIn activity on your website builds credibility with business decision-makers and demonstrates that your company is active in your industry.
Setting Up Your LinkedIn Widget
To create a LinkedIn feed widget, provide your Company Page URL when prompted. We'll connect to your page and pull your latest posts automatically.
Once connected, your LinkedIn posts — including text updates, articles, and shared content — will be displayed in your chosen layout and style.
Best Placement for B2B
LinkedIn feeds work best on your homepage (to show activity), about page (to demonstrate expertise), or a dedicated resources/insights page. The professional nature of LinkedIn content aligns well with business-oriented website sections.
Consider using the card layout to display the full text of your LinkedIn posts, as the content tends to be more text-heavy than visual platforms like Instagram.