Streampost

LinkedIn scheduler for Germany — post consistently without living in the feed

In the DACH region LinkedIn is where work comes from — and also where consistency is hardest. Two to three posts a week is enough if they arrive reliably. With Streampost you write them ahead and publish on your schedule.

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What you can schedule

  • Text post

    Up to 3,000 characters. Plain text posts still perform well on LinkedIn — an image is not required when the opening lands.

  • Document post

    A PDF served as a swipeable carousel. The format with the highest dwell time, because people swipe through instead of scrolling on.

  • Image and video post

    A single image or video in the feed. Vertical format and captions pay off, since much of LinkedIn is read on mobile without sound.

Limits at a glance — LinkedIn

Characters per post3,000
Visible before "more"210
Characters in the bio2,600

What Streampost handles here

  • The first 210 characters are the whole lever

    After that LinkedIn collapses the text behind "see more". The editor marks that line live so your opening ends before it, not mid-sentence.

  • Personal profile and company page

    Connect both and post to them separately. In practice the personal profile performs considerably better — the company page is still needed as a reference point.

  • Go easy on hashtags

    Three to five topical hashtags are plenty on LinkedIn. The Instagram habit of twenty reads as unprofessional here and achieves nothing.

  • AI in a business tone

    The AI drafts variants of your post in German, in a register that suits LinkedIn — measured rather than exclamation-mark marketing.

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect a profile or page

    Authorise your personal profile, your company page, or both via OAuth.

  2. 2

    Write posts ahead

    Write two or three posts in one sitting, or let the AI develop variants from a core idea. Document posts are uploaded as a PDF.

  3. 3

    Assign fixed slots

    Tuesday to Thursday mornings is the most reliable window in the DACH region. Once set in the calendar, it runs without you.

LinkedIn rewards reliability over frequency. A post that arrives every Tuesday for three weeks builds more than five posts in one week followed by a month of silence. That evenness is the hardest part to do by hand — it fails on busy days, not for lack of ideas.

Scheduling solves a second problem too: whoever opens the feed to post stays in the feed. When the post goes out without you, you decide deliberately when to come back for comments instead of getting stuck the moment you open the app.

For freelancers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, data protection matters as well: EU servers in Frankfurt, invoices in euros including VAT. And one price for all channels rather than per-channel billing — add Instagram or YouTube later and the bill stays the same.

Frequently asked questions

Can I post to both my profile and a company page?

Yes, both can be connected and scheduled separately. The calendar shows which post runs on which channel.

How long can a LinkedIn post be?

Up to 3,000 characters. Only about 210 are visible before the fold, so the opening decides almost everything.

Do document posts, i.e. PDF carousels, work?

Yes, you upload the PDF and LinkedIn serves it as a swipeable carousel. The format typically achieves the highest dwell time.

Does an external link hurt reach?

LinkedIn tends to distribute posts without an external link more widely. If you want to link, put it in the first comment — that can be scheduled along with the post.

When should I publish?

Tuesday to Thursday mornings works most reliably in the DACH region. More important than the exact time is that it happens regularly at the same time.

Where is my data stored?

On EU servers in Frankfurt, with billing in euros and a German invoice including VAT.

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