Post from your personal LinkedIn profile

Why we built it

For a lot of small businesses, the audience on LinkedIn follows the founder, not the company. The owner's own profile is where the conversations already happen — and until now Rebbel could only speak as the business.

LinkedIn — Personal lets your marketing department write for that profile too, without handing anyone your login and without anything going out that you haven't read.

How it works

Posts for your personal profile are written in the first person — "I", not "we" — and never invent facts about you that your brand guide doesn't state: no made-up job history, no borrowed anecdotes. While you edit, Rebbel tells you it's posting to LinkedIn as you, and the approval card reads "Will post as <your name> · personal profile", so there's never a doubt whose name goes on it.

When a post carries a link, Rebbel publishes the post and adds the link as the first comment. Up to three hashtags, up to 3,000 characters.

Posts go out from your personal profile. LinkedIn has you re-authorize a personal connection every 60 days, with one click: Rebbel reminds you on the Connections page and by email a week before it runs out, and if it lapses anyway, scheduled posts wait rather than fail.