How to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE?

Learn how to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE, step by step. Our widget will help you add or display LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio with no coding!

There are two ways to embed LinkedIn Profile 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.

Method 1: Use a website widget

To quickly embed LinkedIn Profile Posts to your Adobe Portfolio website, follow the steps below.

  1. Create your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget here.
  2. Customize your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget.
  3. Copy the LinkedIn Profile Posts widget embed code.
  4. Login to your Adobe Portfolio website admin panel and create or edit a page.
  5. Paste the embed code where you want the LinkedIn Profile Posts widget to appear.
  6. Save and view your page. Done!

That's easy! Embedding LinkedIn Profile Posts widget on your Adobe Portfolio 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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Method 2: Use the embed or link option

There's another way to share a LinkedIn post on your website without using a third-party plugin like SociableKIT. Follow the steps below.

  1. Go to your LinkedIn profile.
  2. Click the "Posts" tab.
  3. Choose a post you want to share.
  4. On the top right corner of that post, click the three dots.
  5. Select the Embed this post option.
  6. Click the Copy code button.
  7. Login to your website's admin panel.
  8. Create or edit the page where you want to embed the YouTube playlist.
  9. Paste the embed code from YouTube you copied earlier.
  10. Save your page. Done!
  11. To create the LinkedIn profile posts feed on your website, you need to repeat steps 1 onwards to add more posts.

You may choose method 1 or method 2, it depends on your needs. But in case you choose method 1, you can follow our complete guide below.

Complete guide

Follow our complete guide below to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for free. The guide is divided into two parts to make it easier to follow.

Create and customize your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget

The first part is creating your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget using the SociableKIT dashboard. Customize the look and feel to match your brand. Follow the steps below.

  1. Sign up FREE or login to SociableKIT. You can login here if you already have an account. Once you sign up, you will start your 7-day premium trial. After 7 days, you can activate the free plan if you don't need our premium features. Sign up to SociableKIT - How to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE?
  2. Select "LinkedIn Profile 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.Select "LinkedIn Profile Posts" on the dropdown - How to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE?

    3. Enter your LinkedIn profile ID.

  3. 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.Customize your feed - How to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE?
  4. 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.Copy the embed code. - How to embed LinkedIn Profile Posts on your Adobe Portfolio website for FREE?
  5. Paste the embed code and save your Adobe Portfolio website page. Please follow the second part below to add LinkedIn Profile Posts widget to your Adobe Portfolio website.

Add LinkedIn Profile Posts widget to your Adobe Portfolio website

The second part is adding your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget to your Adobe Portfolio website. After you customize your LinkedIn Profile Posts widget and copied the embed code, it is time to add it to your Adobe Portfolio website. Follow the steps below.

  1. Copy your free LinkedIn Profile 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.
  2. Login to Adobe Portfolio. You must have an 'Individual' or 'Business plan' to use the Adobe portfolio.
  3. Create a new site or edit your existing site. On your dashboard, select to create a new or edit your existing site.
  4. Create a new page or edit an existing page. On the top left click the "+" icon to create a new page.
  5. Add your SociableKIT widget to your site. Decide where you want your widget to show. Hover your mouse to show a "+" icon.
  6. Paste the embed code from SociableKIT. Select "Embed" from the pop-up, it will show other options on the left panel, paste your iFrame embed code on the textbox then click "Save embed". Note: Adobe Portfolio only accepts iFramed embed codes.
  7. View your page. On the bottom of the page, click the 'Preview' button. Done!

Live demo

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Conclusion

We hope this article has provided you with valuable insights on how to embed LinkedIn Profile posts on Adobe Portfolio using our free website widgets. By seamlessly integrating your professional updates, you can enhance your online presence, engage with your audience, and establish yourself as a thought leader in your industry.

Remember, our widgets are reliable, fast, and easy to customize, ensuring seamless integration with your Adobe Portfolio website. Don't miss out on the opportunity to showcase your expertise and engage with your website visitors.

Get started today and let our free widgets bring your LinkedIn Profile posts to life on your Adobe Portfolio website. Elevate your online presence, inspire your audience, and make a lasting impression in the digital world.

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