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LinkedIn's new feature to let users schedule posts
The social media app for professionals, LinkedIn, will now support scheduling posts for later as part of a new feature rollout.
Social media consultant and renowned tipster, Matt Navarra, confirmed the reports after sighting the post-scheduling feature inside the Android app and on the LinkedIn website.
The schedule feature is represented with a ticking clock when drafting a post, where users can choose a specific date and half-hourly slot for their post publishing, Tech Crunch reported.
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The feature received a warm welcome from LinkedIn users especially since the functionality had been available on similar third-party platforms like Buffer.
Moreover, other social networking sites like Facebook, Gmail, and Twitter had already introduced a similar feature for post scheduling much earlier, LinkedIn is just hopping on the bandwagon.
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