Integrations · LinkedIn
Your profilekeeps showing up.
FABLS posts to your LinkedIn profile and to your company Page — text up to 3,000 characters, with a picture, an MP4 video or a PDF — kept as a LinkedIn draft or published, at the slot's time, and brings the Page's comments and numbers back.
Without it
The post you meant
to write on Sunday.
A profile that posts steadily is what someone finds when they look you up before a call. A profile that posted in March is what they find otherwise. The gap between the two is rarely talent. It is a Sunday that did not happen.
- 1DraftA first line good enough to stop a thumb.
- 2FormatPicture, video or a PDF of the slides.
- 3VisibilityPublic, connections or members only.
- 4PublishThen look at it twice for typos.
Every postWith FABLS: in the plan
From the plan
to the feed.
One post, one week
A writer drafts for a profile or a Page
A post of up to 3,000 characters in the voice you chose, with the picture, the MP4 video or the PDF of up to 15 MB the slot calls for.
You choose how it lands
Who sees it — the public, your connections or signed-in LinkedIn members — whether to keep it as a LinkedIn draft or publish it, and whether it can be reshared. An owner or a manager approves it.
FABLS keeps the clock
LinkedIn is scheduled by FABLS itself: an approved post waits in FABLS and goes out at the slot's time.
Edit it, or take it back
A LinkedIn draft can be published later from FABLS, the text of a published post can be edited, and a post can be deleted.
What FABLS does on LinkedIn
Posting well, and the controls that matter.
Text up to 3,000 characters
The long form LinkedIn allows, written in the voice you gave the channel.
A picture, a video or a PDF
One picture, one MP4 video or one PDF of up to 15 MB per post.
Public, connections or members
You choose who sees each post, and whether it can be reshared.
A LinkedIn draft first
Keep it as a draft on LinkedIn and publish it later from FABLS.
Edit and delete
Correct the text of a published post, or delete it.
Set up · Plan · Create · Run · Learn
Five jobs.
What FABLS does with each.
The same five jobs on every platform, as far as the platform lets an app like FABLS go. Where it stops, the table says so.
| Job | What FABLS does |
|---|---|
| Set up | A guide to a LinkedIn profile and a company Page, with the profile kit beside it: texts at LinkedIn's limits, pictures at its sizes, the Page's custom button and three first posts. You connect through LinkedIn's own consent screen. When you ask, FABLS checks the profile picture against the kit.Where it stops: Most of a LinkedIn profile cannot be read back, so those steps are ticked by hand.Read the LinkedIn guide |
| Plan | LinkedIn takes its share of the campaign and its own dated slots in the plan, set in your time zone. |
| Create | A post of up to 3,000 characters, with one picture, an MP4 video or a PDF document if it needs one. You choose who can see it and whether it can be reshared, or create it as a LinkedIn draft. It can go to your profile or to your company Page.Where it stops: One medium per post: a picture, a video or a document. A first comment cannot be posted on LinkedIn. |
| Run | LinkedIn has no publish-later of its own, so an approved post waits in FABLS and goes out at its slot's time. Afterwards you can edit its text, publish a draft or delete it from FABLS. The comments under a company Page's posts come back to the inbox with a reply drafted.Where it stops: A personal profile gives this kind of app no comments, so it has no inbox. |
| Learn | A company Page's posts are measured and its figures kept day by day, and they come into the report.Where it stops: A personal profile gives this kind of app no numbers, so a post there is never measured. FABLS does not make any up. |
Why this one matters
People check you on LinkedIn before they meet you, hire you or buy from you. A profile that has said something useful every week is a quiet advantage, and one of the few that compounds without anyone noticing.
Profile or Page. FABLS posts to your personal profile and to your company Page. A Page also brings its comments and its numbers back.
Why it is built this way
- You authorise on LinkedIn itselfFABLS sends you to LinkedIn through castomAPI's dashboard, you approve there, then return to FABLS and press "I have connected it".
- Once, never twiceA slot is committed as publishing before the call; a lost answer is confirmed by a person, never retried blindly.
- A person in the loopApproval before anything goes out, autopilot only by a manager's switch.
What is not here
A personal profile gives this kind of app no comments, reactions or analytics, so it has no inbox and the report shows no numbers for it. A company Page does. A first comment cannot be posted on LinkedIn.
Can I post to my company page?
Yes. FABLS posts to a company Page as well as to your personal profile.
Will the report show LinkedIn numbers?
For a company Page, yes. A personal profile gives this kind of app none.
Ten other doors.
Same key, same plan.
Every one of them is connected the same way and answers to the same plan.
Keep showing up.
Without the Sunday.
Authorise once on LinkedIn and the plan turns your next quarter into posts you approve with your coffee.
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