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Draft LinkedIn Posts
Turn RSS feed emails into LinkedIn drafts for review
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- RSS feed emailRSS feed email
Your labeled feed email provides article headlines, excerpts, dates, and source links.
- Editorial guidelinesEditorial guidelines
Your audience topics, exclusions, and voice examples guide which story to choose and how to write.
- Content owner's email addressContent owner's email address
Your content owner's email address tells the Agent where to send the draft or skip notice.
Your email inbox watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
- Skip noticeSkip notice
Your content owner receives the reason this feed email did not yield a draft.
- Skip noticeSkip notice
Your content owner receives the reason this feed email did not yield a draft.
- LinkedIn draft emailLinkedIn draft email
Your content owner receives a concise post with its source headline and link to review before publishing.
This Agent waits for a labeled RSS email from a sender you approve. It checks the stories against your topics and drafts a LinkedIn post. Your content owner gets the draft and source link for review.
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GmailUsed as:
- Email inbox
Gmail watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
Microsoft OutlookUsed as:
- Email inbox
Microsoft Outlook watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
ZoomUsed as:
- Email inbox
Zoom watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
Microsoft Office 365Used as:
- Email inbox
Microsoft Office 365 watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
Zoho MailUsed as:
- Email inbox
Zoho Mail watches labeled feed emails, reads article details, and emails drafts to your content owner.
Made for your industry
Draft LinkedIn Posts is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
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Made for your role
Draft LinkedIn Posts is made for people in these roles.
- Social Media Manager
Send source-linked LinkedIn drafts for approval before posting.
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Made for your department
Draft LinkedIn Posts is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
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How Draft LinkedIn Posts works
4 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read Feed EmailsRead new labeled emails from your chosen feed senders. Pull the article details and source links.
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Choose a Relevant StoryCompare articles with your topics and exclusions. Choose a timely story with enough detail, or prepare a skip reason.
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Draft a LinkedIn PostWrite a concise post in your team's voice using facts from the chosen article. Include its source link.
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Email the Content OwnerSend the draft and source link for review before publishing. Send a reason instead when no story qualifies.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook or Zoom.
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- Arrange for the chosen industry RSS feeds to email article headlines, excerpts, publication dates, and source URLs to this inbox.
- Label those incoming feed emails and provide their approved sender addresses so unrelated messages are ignored.
- Provide the content owner's email address, audience topics, subjects to avoid, and examples or rules for the team's LinkedIn voice.
- Set up a mailbox watch for the feed label and keep its history cursor and watch subscription current.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Draft LinkedIn Posts:
No. Your chosen feeds need to send article emails to your inbox with usable excerpts and source links.
Yes. You choose audience topics, exclusions, and voice examples. The Agent uses those rules to select a story and write a draft.
Your content owner gets a short skip notice with the reason. If details are missing, the Agent does not invent a post.
No. Your content owner gets an emailed draft and source link to review before publishing.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.
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