LinkedIn posts in Tamable
Tamable now writes and publishes LinkedIn posts on your own profile, next to your blog and X, from the same ideas and the same queue.
Tamable now publishes to LinkedIn. Connect your LinkedIn account, and your AI can draft LinkedIn posts from your own words, next to your blog posts and X posts. You read and approve each one, and it goes out on your own profile from the same queue as everything else.
#What changed
A LinkedIn post in Tamable is one post: a single text of up to 3,000 characters, with one image if you want it. Line breaks and #hashtags come through as you wrote them. Links stay as plain text, without a preview card. Posts go out on your own LinkedIn profile, not on a company page.
Like a blog or an X account, your LinkedIn account belongs to a project, so posts for it follow that project's writing strategy. Your AI drafts them the same way it drafts everything else: from the ideas you gave it, in your own words, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
#Why LinkedIn
We should have done this earlier, actually, because we can see it opening a whole new market.
X has been Tamable's home since day one, and it's a great place for builders. But a lot of proper business gets done on LinkedIn.
There are a lot of people who need to be active on LinkedIn: executives, business owners, and people trying to get hired. For many of them, building a strong LinkedIn profile and posting there regularly can probably bring more return than X or a blog. They have the same problem builders have on X: plenty to say, and no time to turn it into posts.
So the same workflow now works for them. Talk to your AI, let it draft from your words, review on Today, and approve.
#What it means for you
If you already write for X or your blog in Tamable, you can now take the same ideas to LinkedIn without starting from a blank page. And if LinkedIn is the only place you write, Tamable works for you too: one place for your ideas, drafts you approve, and posts that go out on your own profile.
#Where to find it
Connect your LinkedIn account in Settings, then ask your AI to draft a LinkedIn post from one of your ideas. It lands in your review like any other draft.

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