Members save your post to come back to it later. Start with 100 free points.
A save means someone wants to come back to your post. For how-tos, checklists and carousels, saves are a strong sign of quality.
The link to a published post with lasting value — a guide, template, checklist or carousel.
Members open your post and save it from the three dots menu. The count shows up in your post analytics.
Save, like and comment on other members' posts to get points for your next task.
There are no paid plans and nothing to buy. You spend points that you get by helping other members.
Saves show which posts people want to keep. Use the count to learn what your audience finds worth coming back to.
We never ask for your LinkedIn login, cookies or a browser extension. You only share a public link.
Saving a post is LinkedIn's bookmark: the reader keeps it to come back later. Saves are quiet — nobody sees who saved what — but the post owner sees the count in analytics, and LinkedIn reads them as a sign the post is worth keeping. LinkedInLikes lets members save each other's useful posts.
People save what they'll use again: a checklist for a task they do every month, a template, a list of sources, a carousel with steps. Put that promise in the first line ("Save this for your next…"), then deliver it in a format that's easy to scan. The carousel maker and text formatter help with both.
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. LinkedIn shows the number of saves in your post analytics but not who saved it.
On LinkedIn, saved posts live under My items → Saved posts and articles. Members can come back to them any time.
Posts with reusable value: carousels, checklists, templates, step-by-step guides and resource lists. See how to get more saves on LinkedIn.
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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