The short answer
You connect your LinkedIn profile or company page once. After that you write your posts in kontiqo and publish them from there - right away or at a time you choose. You no longer need to open LinkedIn for it.
As of today both work: scheduling and publishing immediately. Until yesterday every post needed a scheduled time, even one meant to go out in two minutes.
What you can publish
Text. With paragraphs, lists and mentions of other profiles or company pages.
Images. Your own or generated in kontiqo, one or several.
Documents and PDF carousels. The format that performs above average on LinkedIn - several pages to swipe through. You build them in kontiqo or bring a finished PDF.
Resharing through a second account. After publishing, kontiqo shares the post again through your company page or your profile.
Profile or company page - both, and kept apart
Many independents write under their own name. Companies need the company page. kontiqo handles both at once, with separate connections.
That is not a detail: a post on a company page needs different language than one on a personal profile. kontiqo keeps the two voices apart instead of laying one over the other.
The first comment is part of the post
On LinkedIn it is common practice to put links in the first comment rather than in the post itself. kontiqo knows that habit: you write the first comment alongside the post, and it goes up immediately after publishing.
What LinkedIn allows - and what we therefore do not do
kontiqo works exclusively through the official LinkedIn interface. No script pretending to be a browser, no automated likes, no automated connection requests.
That is a deliberate choice and it costs us features: what the official interface does not offer, we do not recreate by other means.
What happens afterwards
After publishing, kontiqo pulls the numbers for your post every day: how many people saw it, how many reacted, commented and shared. And the comments themselves land in kontiqo, so you can answer them without changing pages.