Turn your expertise into a consistent publishing plan. Create posts with AI, choose images, schedule publication, and continue the conversations your content starts.
From idea to scheduled post. Calendar is currently in Beta.
Your publishing plan
Illustrative example · one week
MON
Published
A practical follow-up workflow
Review comments and reactions
WED
Scheduled
Answer your audience’s next question
Confirmed post · 10:00 local time
FRI
Suggested topic
Share a lesson from a customer conversation
Generate ideas, then review a draft
Published, scheduled, and suggested — each with a clear next step.
See the complete workflow
From an idea to a scheduled post — and the conversation after it
See content planning, AI drafts, visual variants, scheduling, and post engagement together in this two-minute walkthrough.
Plan your next 15 days of LinkedIn content
Keep published posts, confirmed scheduled posts, and suggested topics in one calendar. Review the plan, choose a topic, and turn it into your next draft.
Illustrative use cases for founders, sales teams, and consultants. Use a regular schedule to make publishing, replying, and learning from your audience part of the same workflow.
A founder testing a problem hypothesis
You know your target audience but are still learning which part of their workflow is painful.
What to post
Share a concrete example of a missed follow-up and ask how others keep the next step visible.
How the Calendar helps
Use the Post Calendar to plan a small series: the problem, a practical workflow, and a follow-up to the questions people ask. Review each suggested topic before creating its draft.
What to learn from engagement
Read comments for specific problems and check who fits your audience. Use those questions to refine the next post and the people worth researching.
A sales team answering recurring objections
Prospects keep asking the same question about your product or approach.
What to post
Explain one objection with a clear example, trade-off, or walkthrough. Invite questions rather than repeating a sales pitch.
How the Calendar helps
Prepare posts in a batch, check what is already scheduled, and confirm publication dates and times. Leave time in your own routine to answer the resulting comments.
What to learn from engagement
Review questions about fit, alternatives, and implementation. Continue a conversation when the person’s context supports it, rather than sending the same DM to everyone who reacted.
A consultant turning expertise into useful conversations
You want potential clients to understand your work before an introduction.
What to post
Show a method, an anonymized example you are allowed to share, or a practical checklist. Make the advice useful on its own.
How the Calendar helps
Balance educational posts, worked examples, and answers to audience questions in the content plan. Generate ideas for a selected calendar topic, then edit and confirm the draft.
What to learn from engagement
Look for people describing a relevant project or asking for more detail. Their actual words give you a reason for a thoughtful reply and, where appropriate, a more specific next conversation.
How to use the Linxa Post Calendar
Open Posts → Calendar
Choose the LinkedIn account you want to work with. Calendar is currently labeled Beta and brings published posts, scheduled posts, and content-plan suggestions into one view.
Plan the next 15 days
Generate or refresh the plan from your content settings. Review each suggested topic, category, reason, and proposed time. Suggestions guide your drafting; they are not posts already queued to publish.
Turn a topic into a reviewed post
Choose Generate ideas for a calendar topic, select an idea, and prepare the draft. Check the wording, chosen account, images, and publication time in your local timezone before confirming the schedule.
Publish, review engagement, and plan the next topic
Confirmed scheduled posts are set to publish automatically. Check their status; you can cancel before publishing starts. After publication, review comments and reactions, answer relevant questions, and use what you learn when choosing your next topic.
Choose an idea and let Linxa prepare a draft using your product context, ideal customer profile, existing posts, and tone of voice.
Start with a topic from your content plan or an idea you want to explore. Review the draft and shape the argument before scheduling.
Find the right image and strengthen the story
Generate a custom image prompt, compare visual variants, and choose the image that fits your post. Continue working in the post editor.
Describe the change you want in plain language. You can ask for supporting statistics and relevant industry context; check the sources and wording before publishing.
Review the schedule, then make it happen
Apply a suggested publication date and time, adjust it for your audience, and confirm the LinkedIn account and schedule. The post appears in your calendar.
A suggested topic is a planning aid. A confirmed scheduled post is set to publish automatically. Review the displayed timezone and status; you can cancel before publishing starts.
After publication
Engagement should not end at a number
Bring impressions, reactions, and comments into one workspace. See which topics start conversations and who is taking part.
See the people behind the results
Open a published post and review the people behind reactions and comments with their profile context. Use their questions to choose your next topic.
Reply while the conversation is warm
Spot unanswered comments, write a reply, fix the grammar, or start with an AI suggestion grounded in the comment, your post, campaign goal, and product description. Review and edit before sending.
Your posted reply remains visible with the original comment. You can save an approved answer to product knowledge for future suggestions.
Choose a relevant next step
Review the person and discussion before messaging, inviting them to connect, or preparing outreach. A reaction is a starting point for understanding someone’s interest.
Why do my own LinkedIn posts matter for prospecting?
A post gives people a concrete topic to respond to and gives you context for a useful conversation. Questions and objections can help you understand your audience and choose future topics. Posting regularly creates more opportunities to learn; it does not guarantee reach, leads, or meetings.
Where is the Linxa Post Calendar?
Open Posts and select Calendar, currently labeled Beta. It shows published posts, scheduled posts, and content-plan suggestions. You can plan the next 15 days, generate ideas for a suggested topic, and review a draft before confirming its publication schedule.
Does a calendar suggestion publish automatically?
No. A content-plan suggestion is different from a confirmed scheduled post. Prepare and review the draft, select the intended LinkedIn account and publication time, and confirm scheduling. Confirmed scheduled posts are set to publish automatically; check their status and cancel before publishing starts if needed.
What should I post to discover relevant buying signals?
Share a specific problem, a useful workflow, an objection you can answer, or a worked example. Use the Post Calendar to plan a mix of topics, then review the questions and situations people describe in the comments. Choose the next topic from what you learn, rather than judging a post only by its reaction count.
Make room for your next useful post
Choose a topic, shape the draft, and keep your publishing plan in view.