What are the best LinkedIn Automation tools around?

[Gavo]

Hi guys, just wanted to find out in your opinion on what the best LinkedIn automation tools  are.

There are so many in the market and it is hard to decide. What are some factors to even base a decision on?

Appreciate the response!

Regards.

[O2C]

Hi,

We've done a quick comparison on some of the main programs for this sort of automation, which you can read here:

https://www.one2create.co.uk/blog/social-report-vs-sprout-vs-hootsuite-comparison/

All three of them can integrate with LinkedIn to help you schedule and manage posts etc.

Hopefully, it will give you a bit of a clearer idea of some of the benefits between the different programs

Cheers

[TimHolmes]

I have been an avid fan of Buffer which has a LinkedIn connection for automating and scheduling posts to the platform. One of the best things about Buffer when first starting out with automating your social posts is that is free.

You can connect multiple accounts too - FB, Twitter, Instagram, FB Pages, Pinterest, G+ and more.

[Gavo]

Thanks David!

Really informative article. However, you might want to check the link. It's not loading properly for me... it displays simple rich text format on that page for some reason.

[Travis_Wild]

Hi, it quite depends on your goal.

If you are looking to reach out to your potential clients in your niche and to grow your network, definitely check out LinkMe Tool - chrome extension that automates invitations and followup messages, so you can focus on establishing a relationship with the right people who are interested.

With the tool you can personalize invitation message and setup how many followup messages to send as well as when to send them. The messages will be sent to those who connected but didn't reply (on the date of the scheduled followup).

It can also track statistics of sent/connected/responded for you, so you can see how your campaign performs and to optimize it if needed.

[vidi34234]

I know this is an old question and the solutions have changed since. May I introduce you to my favorite tool RecurPost? With its recurring schedules it is an alternative to Buffer. If you want categorized updates and schedule for the entire category then this is even a recommended solution by Buffer.