LinkedIn is where B2B buyers actually look you up, and where the wrong register is most obvious. Connecting it lets QuQi write for LinkedIn properly rather than reposting whatever went to Instagram, and it can post to your profile or to a company page instead. It is also the network where a published article turns most naturally into a week of posts.
LinkedIn can post to your profile, and optionally to a company page instead. You pick after connecting.
The Social Planner decides how often LinkedIn is written for, once.
From the calendar, from an approval message, or unattended.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
Yes. LinkedIn can post to your profile, and optionally to a company page instead. You choose which after the connection is made, because signing in does not tell QuQi where you want posts to land.
Like LinkedIn. The Social Copywriter rewrites one idea in each network's voice rather than posting the same words everywhere, which matters more here than almost anywhere else. It also writes in your own language rather than defaulting to English.
That is one of the things it is best at. The Social Planner plans around the articles you just published, and the Social Copywriter turns one published article into a week of posts, so the writing works twice instead of once.
Posts, images and video. It is one of the flexible channels, so it can take a text-only post as well as one with a picture, and the calendar will let you pick it accordingly.
To start with, yes, because autopilot is off on every agent. Many people keep approval on for LinkedIn longer than for other channels, since it is the one their industry actually reads. You can be messaged for a yes on WhatsApp or Telegram instead of opening the dashboard.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.