Five pages, one destination
Publishing video to LinkedIn with Postdom
Postdom LinkedIn coverage comes in five parts, and this page exists to make all five reachable. One tells you how to schedule a post, one explains the API and the shape of LinkedIn's evidence, one separates the specifications that apply to organic posting from the advertising figures that circulate as if they did, one keeps LinkedIn video requirements as three first-party documents rather than one spec, and one records what Postdom can and cannot report back.
What has Postdom established about LinkedIn?
- How to schedule LinkedIn posts
Use LinkedIn’s composer, a dashboard queue, or an agent, and check the result.
- Does LinkedIn have an API?
The Videos API, 3-legged OAuth, and why so little of it can be enforced.
- LinkedIn video specifications
Which published numbers apply to organic posting, and which are advertising specs.
- LinkedIn video requirements
Organic, Pages, and ad video requirements kept as three documents, not one spec.
- LinkedIn metrics availability
Nine fields, every one unverified, each with its reason.
Postdom publishes supplied finished video to LinkedIn. It does not generate the video, and it reports no LinkedIn engagement metrics — the last page above explains why that is a recorded state rather than a gap.