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LinkedIn posts for small businesses
Your LinkedIn posts, written and published for you.
Spreadr starts by reading your website to learn what you sell and who you sell to. Each week it suggests topics from your industry’s news and writes the posts. You read them over, and they go out on the day you picked.
Free to start · No credit card · Nothing goes out without your say-so
4.9/5More than 300 brands post with SpreadrHow Spreadr works, in three steps: your website is analyzed, Spreadr finds topics in your industry’s news and builds an editorial calendar ready to publish, then each LinkedIn post is written in your voice and published on your profile at its time slot.
They trust us
Why you don’t post
You meant to post on LinkedIn this year. How’s that going?
No idea what to post
Nobody has time to follow their industry’s news.
Writing takes time
Sometimes a whole morning for a single post.
It never lasts
Three posts in January, nothing by March.
How it works,
from your website
to a published post.
Four steps, and most of them run without you. Your part is mostly reading the posts.
Spreadr reads your website
When you sign up, it goes through your site and writes up a profile of your business: what you do, what you sell, who buys from you and how you talk to them. Every topic and every post starts from that profile. If something is off, you fix it in your brand kit.
It suggests topics
The press review keeps an eye on your industry’s news, and campaigns plan out the month. You keep the topics that make sense for you and drop the rest.
Discover the press reviewIt writes the post
Before writing, Spreadr looks up the figures and sources the topic needs. You get the whole post, with a hook, hashtags, a first comment and an image, and you can change any of it.
It publishes on time
Each post has a day and a time in your calendar. If you turn on automatic publishing, Spreadr posts it to your LinkedIn profile at that time, holidays included.
See automatic publishing
Before / after
The same week, with and without Spreadr
Without Spreadr
“I’ll post when I have time”
- Monday, you jot down a post idea on your phone.
- Wednesday, you open a blank document, then a client calls.
- Friday, you tell yourself it’ll be next week.
- In June, your last post still dates from February.
With Spreadr
A bit of reading on Monday morning
- Monday, the week’s topics are already there.
- Monday at 9:10, you read two posts and change a sentence in one of them.
- Tuesday and Thursday, they go out at the planned time.
- In June, you’ve posted every week since February.
Who uses Spreadr
It’s the same product, but people use it differently depending on their job.
For the independent
You do everything yourself, LinkedIn included.
For the marketing manager
You handle marketing for a small company, often on your own.
For the small business CEO
Clients look at your LinkedIn profile before they call you.
Reviews
They post with Spreadr
More than 300 brands post with Spreadr
4.9/5from 128 reviews
12,000+LinkedIn posts published
≈ 10 minof review a week
1 monthof posts planned ahead
5/52 posts a week
I post twice a week now and barely think about it. I read everything on Monday and then the posts go out by themselves.
4/5Relevant topics
The topics it suggests are often the ones my clients bring up at the office. I don’t spend an hour looking for something to write about anymore.
5/5Sounds like us
It really sounds like us. My business partner can’t tell the difference from what I used to write.
5/5A month ahead
I hadn’t posted anything in two years. My calendar is now filled a month ahead and I just read the posts.
5/5Researched posts
Every post cites its sources. At a law firm you can’t publish just anything, so that’s what made up my mind.
5/5Mentioned in meetings
Some clients mention my posts when we meet. I never had time to write any before.
5/510 min a week
Ten minutes of reading on Monday morning, and I don’t think about it again all week.
5/5One sentence to fix
With the other tools I tried, you could tell straight away a machine had written it. Here I change a sentence now and then, not the whole text.
5/5Active even in August
My posts kept going out while I was on holiday in August. Nobody in my network noticed I was away.
Pricing
Three plans, paid in credits.
Each plan comes with a number of credits per month. LinkedIn posts, articles and edits are all paid from that same balance. Every plan has the same features, only the volume differs.
Essential
To post every week
€29.90/month excl. VAT
300 credits/month· ≈ 90 posts or 30 articles a month
- LinkedIn posts written in your brand’s voice
- Automatic publishing on schedule
- A press review of your industry, with topic ideas every week
- Optional: articles published to your site (WordPress or webhook)
Popular
Growth
For LinkedIn plus an active blog
€49.90/month excl. VAT
900 credits/month· ≈ 280 posts or 110 articles a month
- LinkedIn posts written in your brand’s voice
- Automatic publishing on schedule
- A press review of your industry, with topic ideas every week
- Optional: articles published to your site (WordPress or webhook)
Intensive
For high volumes
€99.90/month excl. VAT
1,500 credits/month· ≈ 450 posts or 180 articles a month
- LinkedIn posts written in your brand’s voice
- Automatic publishing on schedule
- A press review of your industry, with topic ideas every week
- Optional: articles published to your site (WordPress or webhook)
Free to start. No credit card required.
Compare
Spreadr compared with the other options
When you run a business, there are roughly four ways to handle LinkedIn. Here’s how they compare.
| Spreadr | A ghostwriter | An agency | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly budget | From €29.90 excl. VAT | Several hundred euros | Quoted, often more | Free… on paper |
| Getting started | A few minutes | A few weeks | Several weeks | One Sunday night |
| Your time each week | A few minutes of review | Briefs and back-and-forth | Briefs and sign-offs | 3 to 5 hours |
| Watching your industry | Every week, automatically | Depends on your briefs | Depends on the contract | When you think of it |
| While you’re on holiday | Posts keep going out | On holiday too | Running slow | Nothing goes out |
Monthly budget
Spreadr : From €29.90 excl. VAT
- A ghostwriter
- Several hundred euros
- An agency
- Quoted, often more
- Doing it yourself
- Free… on paper
Getting started
Spreadr : A few minutes
- A ghostwriter
- A few weeks
- An agency
- Several weeks
- Doing it yourself
- One Sunday night
Your time each week
Spreadr : A few minutes of review
- A ghostwriter
- Briefs and back-and-forth
- An agency
- Briefs and sign-offs
- Doing it yourself
- 3 to 5 hours
Watching your industry
Spreadr : Every week, automatically
- A ghostwriter
- Depends on your briefs
- An agency
- Depends on the contract
- Doing it yourself
- When you think of it
While you’re on holiday
Spreadr : Posts keep going out
- A ghostwriter
- On holiday too
- An agency
- Running slow
- Doing it yourself
- Nothing goes out
Start for free
Free to start · No credit card · Nothing goes out without your say-so
Frequently asked questions
Does Spreadr publish without me reviewing?
Only if you ask it to. Automatic publishing is off when you start. You turn it on for one campaign at a time and can switch it off whenever you like. While it’s off, posts simply stay in your calendar.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
Spreadr goes through LinkedIn’s official API, with your permission, and only uses it to publish your posts. It never sends messages or invitations. You can remove its access at any time, from Spreadr or from LinkedIn.
How does Spreadr know how I write?
It works out your tone from your website when you sign up. If the result doesn’t sound like you, change it in the brand kit. You can also edit any post before it goes out.
Will my posts all look the same?
Topics follow your industry’s news, and each campaign has its own goal, so the angles keep changing. If you don’t like a topic, delete it or rewrite it.
What about my website and SEO?
Spreadr can also write blog articles and publish them to WordPress, or to any other site through a webhook. You don’t have to use it, LinkedIn on its own is fine.
How long until I’m up and running?
Usually a few minutes. You enter your website address, Spreadr analyzes it, you connect LinkedIn, and the first topics show up.
Try it with your own website.
Enter its address. Spreadr will show you the first topics and posts it comes up with, and you can judge for yourself.
Free to start · No credit card · Nothing goes out without your say-so
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