LinkedIn

Sharing Links on LinkedIn.

Consider professional relevance, clear disclosure and the requested proof before sharing a business link on LinkedIn. Sign in to see the requests available to your account.

Place mattersRead what to send first.
1

Consider professional relevance

Explain why an article, event or service is useful to the professional audience you reach. Do not turn supplied promotional wording into a claim about your employer or personal experience.

2

Check where the link will appear

A feed post, article and group post have different contexts. Confirm the requested format, your permission to publish there and any group rules before accepting.

3

Disclose a paid endorsement

LinkedIn requires paid member endorsements to carry its brand-partnership label. Review its current instructions and professional community policies before posting.

4

Check visibility and proof

A restricted post may not be readable by the person reviewing it. Check the request's proof instructions, pay and deadline; never include private contacts or messages as evidence.

Check the request before you accept.

Available requests depend on your account and eligibility. Sign in to review the actual link, pay, timing and proof instructions.

LinkedIn's guidance on brand partnerships. Also read paid-sharing disclosure rules.