Thursday, 9:00 — the lost-deals post goes out
Schedule LinkedIn posts that sound like you.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included
What you can post
What goes out to LinkedIn.
- PostsUp to 3,000 characters, published to your personal profile.
- ImagesUp to 20 pictures in one post.
- VideoOne video per post, from 3 seconds to 30 minutes.
The rules
Counted the way LinkedIn counts.
LinkedIn’s limit is generous, so the rule that matters is the one you set: how you want to sound there.
These numbers come from the same code that checks every post before LimeGhost publishes it. If a draft breaks a rule, the editor shows you while you write — not an error after the fact.
- Characters per post
- 3,000
- A 63-character link
- 63 characters
- One emoji (📈)
- 1 character
- Images per post
- up to 20
- One video
- up to 30 min · 500 MB
LimeGhost counts the text as it will appear on LinkedIn — formatting marks don’t count.
Every character of a link counts on LinkedIn.
An emoji counts as one character.
One video per post, at least 3 seconds long. A post carries either pictures or a video.
Connecting
Connect your LinkedIn profile.
You sign in with LinkedIn and approve posting. LimeGhost publishes to your personal profile; company Pages aren’t supported yet.
- Add channel → LinkedInPick LinkedIn under Add channel and choose Connect.
- Approve on LinkedInLinkedIn asks you to let LimeGhost post on your behalf.
- Plan the weekYour profile appears as a channel on the calendar, ready for drafts. You can give it its own writing instructions.
How it fits the week
How LinkedIn fits Michael’s week.
Write
Jev drafts from the idea in Michael’s voice, at LinkedIn’s length, and follows the instructions set for this channel.
Schedule
A quarter-hour slot in the project’s time zone. LimeGhost publishes it, and retries by itself if LinkedIn hiccups.
Measure
LinkedIn doesn’t share post numbers with apps like LimeGhost yet, so Michael types them in — a few seconds a post — and they sit beside the other networks.
What it costs
Free to publish.
Publishing to LinkedIn costs no credits. Credits only go on the AI work — a draft, a rewrite, an image.
FAQ
LinkedIn, answered.
Not yet. Today LimeGhost publishes to your personal profile. Company Pages are planned.
Not automatically yet — LinkedIn only shares post numbers with approved partners. You can type in a post’s impressions, reach, reactions, comments, reposts and clicks by hand, and they appear in your overview next to your other networks.
3,000 characters. LimeGhost counts as you write, and Jev can shorten a draft that runs over.
No. Publishing is free. Only AI work — writing, rewriting, images — uses credits.
Yes. Unpublishing removes it from LinkedIn.
Next Monday, 8:40
Thursday’s LinkedIn post, written by Tuesday.
No credit card · 100 AI credits included