Having a presence on LinkedIn is essential for businesses today. The challenge is how to stand out from the crowd. An ideal way to accomplish this is by creating an interesting and engaging experience for your followers through posting valuable content. One of these ways to achieve this is by integrating your company’s LinkedIn page posts feed on your Squarespace website.
There are two ways to embed LinkedIn Page Posts on your website. The first method is using a website widget. The second method is using the embed or link option. I will show you the steps for each of those methods so you can decide which one is the best for you.
- Create your LinkedIn Page Posts widget here.
- Customize your LinkedIn Page Posts widget.
- Copy the LinkedIn Page Posts widget embed code.
- Login to your Squarespace website admin panel and create or edit a page.
- Paste the embed code where you want the LinkedIn Page Posts widget to appear.
- Save and view your page. Done!
That's easy! Embedding LinkedIn Page Posts widget on your Squarespace website will take only 2 minutes. If you need a more detailed guide, scroll down to follow our complete guide or watch our video guide.
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There's another way to share a LinkedIn post into your website without using a third-party plugin like SociableKIT. Follow the steps below.
- Go to your LinkedIn page.
- Click the "Posts" tab.
- Choose a post you want to share.
- On the top right corner of that post, click the three dots.
- Click "Copy link to post" on the drop-down.
- Go to the admin panel of your website.
- Create or edit a page.
- Put a text or image on the page.
- Paste the link you copied from LinkedIn.
- Save and view your page.
Using this method, you can share as many posts as you want. But you need to do it manually by repeating all the steps above. As you can imagine, this can be time consuming. It is not easy to change the look and feel of your posts.
Previously, LinkedIn provides a better embed code for embedding a post. They documented it here. I tried to follow their instructions. Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, it does not work anymore.
SociableKIT solves all the issues mentioned above. Your LinkedIn company feed will update automatically. You don't need to manually copy and paste a link every time. You will use only one embed code. You set it and forget it. You can change the look and feel of your feed to match your brand.
Create and customize your LinkedIn Page Posts widget
The first part is creating your LinkedIn Page Posts widget using the SociableKIT dashboard. Customize the look and feel to match your brand. Follow the steps below.
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Select "LinkedIn Page Posts" on the dropdown. SociableKIT offers several social media feeds widgets. You might need to search it using the highlighted area below. Once found, you can then select it.
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Customize your feed. Click the "NEXT" button to show the customization options of your social feed. You can change the layout, colors, font, and more to match your brand. Click the Save changes button.
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Copy the embed code. Click the "Embed on website" button on the upper right corner. Select your website builder. On the popup, copy the JavaScript embed code.
- Paste the embed code and save your Squarespace website page. Please follow the second part below to add LinkedIn Page Posts widget to your Squarespace website.
Enter your LinkedIn page ID.
Add LinkedIn Page Posts widget to your Squarespace website
The second part is adding your LinkedIn Page Posts widget to your Squarespace website. After you customize your LinkedIn Page Posts widget and copied the embed code, it is time to add it to your Squarespace website. Follow the steps below.
- Copy your free LinkedIn Page Posts widget embed code. Make sure you followed the first part above. It detailed how to you can create and customize your widget to get your free embed code.
- Login to Squarespace. You must have a "Business" account in Squarespace to use the widget. The "code block" needed cannot be found if you only have a "Personal" account.
- Create a new blank page or edit your existing page. Identify which page you want the widget to appear. You can create a new page on Squarespace, or you can edit your existing page where you want the widget to appear.
- Add a Code Block. On your Squarespace page, click the 'Edit' button. Find the 'Code' block and click it.
- Paste the embed code from SociableKIT. On the 'Content' of the 'Code' block, paste the JavaScript embed code you have copied from your widget.
- Save the changes on the 'Code block'. After pasting your widget's embed code. Click the 'Save' button on the left part of the page.
- View your page. Refresh your Squarespace page and check your SociableKIT widget. Done!
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Embedding a LinkedIn page on your website allows your website visitors to have easy access to your LinkedIn account. Adding a LinkedIn page widget lets users follow you without having to leave your site. Here are some easy steps on how you can embed a LinkedIn page posts feed on a website for free.
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If you integrate these widgets, you can improve user engagement and provide valuable information directly on your website.
Mike
Co-founder, SociableKIT
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