Storage or no storage? Whether a battery pays off depends on when you use your power, not on the size of your roof. Our four-page check:#solar #batterystorage #cologne
- Solarwerk RheinBattery storage: the 4-question check
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Integration · LinkedIn
LinkedIn posts in your own voice, approved and published on plan
Looky's LinkedIn integration publishes approved posts to your personal LinkedIn profile or a company page you administer, with images, PDF documents, hashtags, a link and an optional first comment, at the planned time.
Published · Thu 08:30
First comment · right after the postThe full guide with sizing rule and FAQ:solarwerk-rhein.de/ratgeber/stromspeicher
The post appears on the page you chose, with hashtags, the PDF carousel and the article link in the first comment.
At a glance
What is Looky's LinkedIn integration?
Looky's LinkedIn integration is built for founders, consultants, experts and small businesses that want to post regularly without writing from a blank page, and for agencies that post for clients. Looky drafts each post from your approved brand knowledge, a topic card or an approved article, in the voice you pick: your personal voice for your profile, the company voice for the page. You edit and approve, and Looky's queue publishes on time. LinkedIn has more than 1 billion members in 200+ countries and territories (LinkedIn, 2026). Nothing goes out without an approval or an approval rule you set.
Last reviewed
- Status
- In review: LinkedIn is still reviewing Looky's app. Looky already drafts and plans LinkedIn posts; publishing starts once LinkedIn approves.
- Where it posts
- Your personal profile and company pages you administer, each with its own voice
- Text
- Posts up to 3,000 characters, checked before you see the draft
- Media
- One image, up to 20 images, or a PDF document such as a carousel, with alt text
- First comment
- Optional, posted right after the post
- Link
- Added to the post
- Duplicates
- Checked before any retry after an unclear failure
Connect and publish
How do you schedule LinkedIn posts with Looky?
Connect your profile or company page once on LinkedIn's own sign-in page, start from what you know, approve, and Looky's queue posts on time.
- Connect LinkedInOn the channels screen, choose "Personal profile" or "Company page". You sign in on LinkedIn's own page; Looky never sees your LinkedIn password. For company pages, Looky lists the pages where you are an administrator.
- Start from what you knowPick a topic card or adapt an approved article. Looky drafts the post in the chosen voice and checks length and structure.
- Add media and extrasAttach images or a PDF (for example a carousel designed in Looky), add hashtags, a link and an optional first comment.
- Approve and planApprove yourself, ask a colleague or send a client link. Pick a time; Looky suggests posting times as suggestions, never as guarantees.
- Looky publishesAt the planned time Looky re-checks version, approval and connection, then posts. If LinkedIn ends access, the channel shows "Reconnect required" and its posts wait.
LinkedIn posts go out only after an approval or an approval rule you set.
Solarwerk Rhein/ContentApproved · Thu 08:30
LinkedIn post
Post as
Solarwerk RheinCompany page · Company voice
Text
Storage or no storage? Whether a battery pays off depends on when you use your power, not on the size of your roof. Our four-page check:#solar #batterystorage #cologne
214 / 3,000Media
ImageUp to 20 imagesPDF document
battery-storage-check.pdf4 pages · Alt text added
First comment · posted right after publishing
The full guide with sizing rule and FAQ: solarwerk-rhein.de/ratgeber/stromspeicher
Add an optional first comment, approve, and the post waits for its time.
On LinkedIn
What can Looky post to LinkedIn?
Text posts, image posts, multi-image posts and PDF documents, each with hashtags, a link and an optional first comment.
- Text in your voiceUp to 3,000 characters, written in your personal voice for your profile or the company voice for a page.
- ImagesOne image or up to 20 images in one post, each with alt text.
- PDF carouselCarousels designed in Looky are rendered as a PDF and published as a LinkedIn document post, not as a native carousel.
- First commentAn optional first comment, for example with the link to your article, posted right after the post and approved together with it.
If LinkedIn rejects the first comment, the post stays live and Looky shows you the error.
Storage or no storage? Whether a battery pays off depends on when you use your power, not on the size of your roof. Our four-page check:
Solarwerk RheinBattery storage: the 4-question check
1 / 4Solarwerk RheinAuthor · nowThe full guide with sizing rule and FAQ: solarwerk-rhein.de/ratgeber/stromspeicher
The comment you approved, posted right after the post.
Safeguards
What keeps your LinkedIn account safe?
Looky only does what you approved, checks again before posting and pauses instead of guessing.
1When you connect
01No password
You sign in on LinkedIn's page; Looky stores only the access token, encrypted.02Your pages only
Company pages appear only where you are an administrator.
2At publishing time
03Version and approval
Only the approved version goes out, with the first comment you approved.04Duplicate check
After an unclear attempt Looky checks your recent posts before it retries.
3When access ends
05Reconnect required
Looky marks the channel, pauses its posts and notifies you.06Missed times
After you reconnect, future posts go back on schedule; posts whose time has passed ask you what to do.
Use cases
Who posts to LinkedIn with Looky, and how?
Solar installer, Cologne
An article becomes a page post
You give
Approved articleIs a battery storage worth it for your solar system?
Looky does: A company-page post with a 4-page PDF carousel; the article link goes into the first comment.
You get
PDF carouselBattery storage: the 4-question check
Posted only after the approval.
Founder and company
Two voices, one topic
You give
Topic cardWhy we size every battery from last year's meter readings.
Looky does: One post for the company page in the company voice, one for the founder's profile in her personal voice.
You get
Two postsEach approved separately, each in its own slot.
Each channel has its own approval rule.
Real estate agent
A market update with photos
You give
NotesNeighbourhood market update: three listings sold above asking this month.
Looky does: A profile post with three photos and alt text, planned for Tuesday morning.
You get
Image postWhat three sales this month say about our neighbourhood
Figures come only from the agent's notes.
Agency, client page
Weekly drafts the client approves
You give
Client workspaceThe client's company page, connected in the client's workspace.
Looky does: Weekly drafts the client approves via link without an account.
You get
Client postPublished on the client's page after approval
No client approval, no post. See Looky for agencies.
Approved articleComparison
How does Looky compare to Buffer and Hootsuite for LinkedIn?
Looky fits when you want LinkedIn posts written from your own knowledge, with approvals included; Buffer and Hootsuite cover many more networks and add analytics.
Compare Looky with
Posting directly on LinkedInLooky
- Drafts from your stored knowledge
- NoYes, per workspace and voice
- Profile and company page
- BothBoth
- Approval workflow
- NoBuilt in, incl. client links without an account
- Other channels
- n/aWordPress, see all integrations
- Price model
- FreeSee pricing
Where the alternatives are better: Buffer and Hootsuite publish to many more networks today and show post analytics, which Looky doesn't for LinkedIn; posting directly on LinkedIn is free and needs no connection. Sources: buffer.com/pricing, hootsuite.com/plans (competitors' own pages, checked 27 Oct 2026).
Limits
What doesn't the LinkedIn integration do?
Looky does
- Post text, images, multi-image posts and PDF documents
- Post to your profile and to company pages you administer
- Post one optional first comment you wrote and approved
- Pause and ask you to reconnect when a LinkedIn login expires
Looky doesn't
- Publish videos, polls, LinkedIn articles or newsletters
- Like, comment, send messages or connect on your behalf
- Show LinkedIn post analytics
- Invent personal stories, client results or opinions
Stories, results and opinions come only from material you supplied or approved.
Can Looky post to my personal LinkedIn profile and my company page?
Yes. You connect your personal profile, a company page you administer, or both, and each connection is a separate channel with its own approval rule. Posts for your profile are drafted in your personal voice, posts for the page in the company voice. Both live in the same calendar.
Can Looky publish PDF carousels on LinkedIn?
Yes. Looky renders carousels designed in Looky as a PDF document and publishes them as a LinkedIn document post. Instead of a PDF, a post can carry one image or up to 20 images, each with alt text. Videos and polls are not supported; for those, post directly on LinkedIn.
Can Looky add a first comment to a LinkedIn post?
Yes. You can write an optional first comment, for example with a link to your article, and Looky posts it right after the post goes live. The comment is part of the approved post, so it is reviewed together with the text. If LinkedIn rejects the comment, the post stays live and Looky shows you the error.
Does Looky like or comment on LinkedIn in my name?
No. Looky publishes the posts you approved and, if you added one, their first comment. It doesn't like, comment on other posts, send messages or send connection requests, and it never posts without an approval or an approval rule you set.
What happens if my LinkedIn connection expires?
Looky marks the channel "Reconnect required", pauses its scheduled posts and notifies you. After you sign in again on LinkedIn, future posts go back on schedule; posts whose time has passed ask you what to do. If a publish attempt ends unclearly, Looky checks your recent posts before retrying, to avoid a duplicate.
LinkedIn is a registered trademark of LinkedIn Corporation. Looky is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
