Social media

How Huuve works with LinkedIn.

Publish text, images, videos and documents to LinkedIn.

How Huuve runs your LinkedIn

LinkedIn is where professionals judge who understands their problem. Trust there goes to people more than to logos. We use that: we write posts that sound like you talking to a peer, with one clear takeaway each, and we publish them on your company page once you approve.

LinkedIn lives in your social media channel. Connect the account there and it joins every campaign we plan.

What we read

From your connected account we read:

Impressions on each post, so we know what reached your buyers.
Comments, because comments in the first hour decide how far a post travels.
Profile visits, the sign that a post made someone want to know who you are.

Raw follower counts do not steer us. We look at whether buyers saw a post and what they did next.

What we do there

Every campaign, we plan 2 to 4 posts a week from your business, its plan and its numbers:

Text posts with a hook in the first two lines, short paragraphs, one idea per post and at most 3 hashtags.
Image and video posts where the story needs one.
Document carousels for the how-to beat, the format LinkedIn rewards most for depth.

We schedule posts for weekday mornings, when reach is best. You review the drafts, change what you want and approve. That review is most of your 15 minutes a week.

Once a post is live, we keep working:

We list the comments on your posts and draft replies for you, so you can answer in the first hour, when it counts.
We can edit a live post's text from Huuve.
We can take a post down if you ask.

What feeds what

Your LinkedIn work is part of one plan, not an island. A blog article from your campaign becomes a document carousel and a point-of-view post. The post that draws the most comments tells us what your next ad should say. If you also run LinkedIn ads, the same login carries the ads side, and you can connect it from the same screen.

What you get

A company page that posts 2 to 4 times a week, every week, with content built to reach buyers, not job seekers. Comments answered fast. Numbers, not guesses, deciding what we write next. And about 15 minutes of your week spent approving it all.

The audience

Who you reach on LinkedIn.

Professionals in a semi-work mindset. Buyers are not shopping features; they are trying to fix a problem and quietly judging who understands it. Trust accrues to PEOPLE. A founder or practitioner profile usually out-distributes the company page, so publish through people when the person genuinely has something to say, and decide per objective whether the founder, an expert employee, the page, or a coordinated mix carries a message.

Best practices

What works on LinkedIn.

2-4 posts a week, on weekdays. Weekend reach is thin. Morning posts catch the commute scroll.

How often

3posts a week

What works

Value-led professional storytelling: lessons learned, client stories, document carousels, plain-text posts. Personal beats corporate. Posts from people outperform posts from pages.

How to write

The first two lines decide the 'see more' click. Short paragraphs, one idea per post, max 3 hashtags. Write like a person talking to a peer.

Good to know

Comments within the first hour decide distribution. Post when you can stick around to reply.

What to measure

By objective: qualified impressions, profile visits, relevant comments, DMs and conversations, leads and pipeline. Raw impressions and follower count are vanity here. Measure whether BUYERS saw it and what they did next.

What to avoid

A feed of funding news and feature updates; unsupported thought-leadership with no proof ever arriving; gating every asset; booked-call CTAs on every post; automated or generic engagement; chasing viral reach outside the ICP; posting and leaving instead of replying in the first hour.

What Huuve does for you

What Huuve posts for you on LinkedIn.

Document

PDF/document carousel post.

PDF carousel, 8-15 pages, big type, one point per page. Frameworks and how-tos perform; last page is the CTA.

Post

Text, image or video post.

1300-2000 characters is the sweet spot. Hook in the first two lines, generous white space, personal-professional story with a concrete takeaway, max 3 hashtags.

Your numbers