Schedule the first comment on LinkedIn.

Write it at the same time as the post, choose when it goes out, and MagicPost publishes it once the post is live.

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THE COMMENT UNDER YOUR OWN POST

Three steps, then it goes out on its own.

  1. Write it under the post

    Open the post and click Add a comment, right under the editor. Write the text, mention the people or pages you need, attach an image or a GIF.

  2. Choose when it goes out

    Immediately puts it right behind the post. Otherwise pick minutes, hours or days, up to fifteen days after the post. Add another one with its own delay if you need to.

  3. It publishes on its own

    Once the post is live, the comment leaves at its time, through the official LinkedIn API. Until then you can rewrite it, change the delay, or unschedule it.

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INSIDE SCHEDULED COMMENTS

One post, the comments that follow it.

Mentions, an image, a GIF, and the link

Write the comment with @ mentions of profiles and company pages, emojis, and one image or one GIF. A link goes in as plain text, and LinkedIn attaches no preview to it: that is why the link usually lives here rather than in the body of the post. Comments you reuse can be saved and dropped straight in.

What a comment can carryText@ MentionsEmojisOne imageOne GIFSaved commentsA link goes in as plain text. LinkedIn attaches no preview to it.
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A delay you set, from immediately to fifteen days

Two dropdowns: a number and a unit. Immediately puts the comment right behind the post. After that you pick minutes, hours or days, up to fifteen days later. Add several comments to the same post and each one keeps its own delay: they go out in that order, one after the other.

The delay
  • ImmediatelyRight after the post goes live
  • Minutes1, then 5 to 55
  • Hours1 to 23
  • Days1 to 15
A comment can land anywhere from the moment the post goes out to fifteen days later.
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Written at the same time as the post

The comment sits right under the editor, in the same screen as the post. You write the post, then the comment that goes with it, without leaving the page: your text is saved as you type, and once the post is scheduled there is nothing to come back for.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before you schedule your first comment.

Can you schedule comments on LinkedIn posts?

In MagicPost, yes. You write the comment in the same screen as the post, right under the editor, and choose when it goes out: right after the post is live, or after a delay you set. When the post publishes, the comment publishes on its own, through the official LinkedIn API, with no browser extension involved. All of this is about the comment under your own post: commenting on other people's posts is a different part of MagicPost, and you write and send those yourself.

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How long after the post can a scheduled comment go out?

From the moment the post goes live to fifteen days later. Two dropdowns set the delay, a number and a unit: Immediately publishes right behind the post, minutes go from 1 then 5 to 55, hours from 1 to 23, days from 1 to 15. Each comment under the same post keeps its own delay, and they go out in that order.

Can I schedule several comments under the same post?

Yes. Each one carries its own delay and they publish in that order: the link right behind the post, the detail a few hours later, a follow-up a day or two after. They are listed under the editor, sorted by delay, and any of them can be rewritten, moved to another delay or unscheduled until it goes out.

Can I put a link in a scheduled comment?

Yes, as plain text. LinkedIn attaches no preview to a link inside a comment, so it stays a line of text. That is what the immediate comment is usually for: the link, the source or the page you send people to lives under the post instead of inside it. A comment can also carry mentions of profiles and company pages, emojis, and one image or one GIF.

What happens if my post fails to publish?

The comments do not publish either. Nothing goes out orphaned under a post that does not exist: they stay where they are and leave with the post once it is published. Until a comment goes out, you can still rewrite it, move it to another delay or unschedule it. And if a mentioned profile cannot be tagged because of their LinkedIn privacy settings, MagicPost tells you when you save the comment and names the profile, so you can take the mention out before the post goes live.

Which plan includes scheduled comments?

They are included from the Creator plan and above, with the Analytics plan, during an active free trial, and with an organization seat. The trial is free, takes no credit card, and there is no browser extension to install.

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Write the post and its first comment, in one go.

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