Share Any Webpage Directly to LinkedIn

Share Any Webpage Directly to LinkedInNow Members Can Share Any Webpage Directly to LinkedIn.

Learn about a tool that a top LinkedIn trainer uses to share any webpage directly to Linkedin

This article has been updated in February 2019 – to reflect current resources

Since this article was originally published it is simpler than ever to add a button to your website to share your blog posts for example to LinkedIn.

There are plugin’s that make the process simple.  Here are some of the most popular pluging for WordPress:

Social Warefare
Monarch
Easy Social Share Buttons
Mashshare
WP Social Sharing
Social Pug
Custom Share with Floating Side Bar
Swifty Bat
AddtoAny
Kiwi Social Share
Sassy Social Share

You can search any of these in the plugin section of your Worpress site.

To create your share button inside of LinkedIn you will need more advanced developer skills.  According to LinkedIn,

Go to the Build a Share Button page.
Fill out the form.
Click Get Code.
Add the two lines of HTML to the page where you want the button to appear.

If your audience is primarily on LinkedIn than making it easy to share your content is the way to go.

Add this icon to your browsers navigation bar to easily click and share to LinkedIn for lead generation. Adding LinkedIn’s unique social features to your business website is a great advantage you don’t want to miss. Additionally, key articles that offer a deeper dive on topic throughout your blog, and on any other LinkedIn page offer more valuable reading to your viewers. You can become their go-to source by adding high quality web pages.

We welcome your responses and ideas that offer insight on just how different content curation ideas for sharing works for you. Indeed, it varies from person to person; we can all learn. But first, take a summary overview of how to share content on LinkedIn. Adding value to your network it important and sharing is a great way to accomplish it.

Share Any Webpage Directly to LinkedInFollow our steps below to gain a quick way to drop LinkedIn functionality into your website.

To learn more about how to share any webpage directly to LinkedIn, keep reading. If you’re not optimizing your profile and taking advantage of one of the many ways to draw attention to your LinkedIn profile or company page, then you should pay close attention on how to. Put a direct link to your website. ~ stackoverflow.com

That’s it, now you are ready to quickly share something interesting you run across on the web!



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JoAnne Funch

Helping business owners and corporate leaders use LinkedIn and relationship building strategies to gain more exposure for their brand so they have more impact, credibility & income.

12 Responses

  1. Great article. I was having a little confusion on how to post my crowd funding campaign to diversify golf. I want to make golf available at local community parks and was frustrated by not being completely confident in the how to share it. Thank you.

    1. Thomas, you can post your crowd funding campaign as a status update but I caution you to post only if you have built a relationship with your network otherwise you will present yourself as someone who is advertising versus building your brand and passion with the goal of getting like-minded people to take interest. – JoAnne

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  3. Hi, Can I add this “Share on LinkedIn” button on my home page or other landing page even when my business doesn’t have the LinkedIn profile?

    Thank you.

    1. Katka,
      I suggest both on a webpage or landing page you add social share icons that allow the reader to share to any social site including LinkedIn and it does not matter if you don’t have a LinkedIn profile. Depending on the website platform and/or landing page you are using they most likely have a plugin for these social share buttons – it is very common so check that out first. – JoAnne

    1. Unfortunately not. There are many other ways to share content. Refer to the newer posts on this blog as LinkedIn is ever-changing as do all social platforms.

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