Post a project write-up or a 'looking for my next role' update and ask for a few early reactions and thoughtful comments, so recruiters in your network see it in their feed.
Example use case, not a customer testimonial.
Members read your post and comment in their own words. Start with 100 free points.
A post that starts a conversation keeps showing up in feeds. Comments — and your replies to them — are the clearest sign of that.
The link to your published post. Ask a real question in the post so commenters have something to answer.
Members who opened your post. They write their own thoughts; nobody can order a specific text or a positive tone.
Leave thoughtful comments on other members' posts. Comments earn more points than likes.
There are no paid plans and nothing to buy. You spend points that you get by helping other members.
Comments come from members who read your post. There are no templates and you can't dictate the text, so comments read like real conversation.
We never ask for your LinkedIn login, cookies or a browser extension. You only share a public link.
Comments are the reaction LinkedIn values most, because they show that a post started a conversation. LinkedInLikes lets you ask members to read your post and leave a comment in their own words. You give the same kind of attention to their posts, and points keep it even.
A comment needs a reason. End the post with a direct question, share a decision you're unsure about, or ask for one example from the reader's own work. The hook generator helps with the opening, and the comment generator helps when you're the one replying to others.
Members decide what they write. We don't offer comment templates or tone settings, and tasks that ask for reviews, ratings or praise for a product are removed. That keeps the comments on your post honest — and keeps you on the right side of advertising rules like the US FTC's ban on fake social media indicators.
You never share your password or install anything. Members open your link on LinkedIn and act from their own accounts, like any visitor. LinkedIn makes its own decisions about accounts, so promote only your own content and keep a natural pace.
No. We only need the public link. Never give your LinkedIn login to any growth service.
Yes. There are no paid plans and points can't be bought. You get 100 starter points after confirming your email and earn more by completing other members' tasks.
No. Members write comments in their own words about your post. Asking for specific wording or praise isn't allowed, because scripted comments mislead readers and break advertising rules.
That's up to each member. A question at the end of your post helps: people reply to questions with more than a few words.
Yes. Replies count as comments on LinkedIn and show readers there's a real person behind the post. Reply within the first hour if you can.
Delete or report it on LinkedIn, and report the member's completion from your task. We review reports and remove accounts that break the rules.
Every day we pick a few random tasks from members and show them here, so their posts get a few more eyes.
See all running tasksLinkedInLikes is a free community for growing your LinkedIn posts, profile and company page with help from other members.
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