Members share your post with their own networks. Start with 100 free points.
A repost shows your post to a network you don't reach yet. It's the main way a post travels beyond your own connections.
The link to a published post that's worth sharing: a useful tip, a template, data or a lesson.
Members who open your post and decide to share it from their own profile, with or without a comment.
Repost, like and comment on other members' posts. Reposts are worth more points than likes.
There are no paid plans and nothing to buy. You spend points that you get by helping other members.
Each repost puts your post in front of another member's connections and followers — people who don't follow you yet.
We never ask for your LinkedIn login, cookies or a browser extension. You only share a public link.
A repost is the step that takes a LinkedIn post outside your own network. When another member reposts it, their connections and followers see your post in their feed with that member's name on top. LinkedInLikes lets you ask members for reposts and do the same for them.
People repost what makes them look helpful: a checklist, a short framework, a chart, a template, a lesson that cost you something to learn. Put the takeaway in the first two lines and keep the post easy to scan. Our post booster rewrites a draft for clarity and the carousel maker turns a list into slides.
Read more in how to get more reposts on LinkedIn.
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.
On LinkedIn, "Repost" shares the post as it is, while "Repost with your thoughts" adds the member's own text on top. Members choose which one to use.
Posts people would put their own name on: checklists, templates, data, clear how-tos and lessons from real work. Personal news gets likes more than reposts.
Yes, LinkedIn lets you repost your own post, but it reaches the same network again. Reposts from other members reach new people. See how to get free LinkedIn reposts.
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