LinkedIn will soon launch a new feature that allows users to schedule posts for later.
The social media platform follows the likes of Twitter and Facebook which introduced the feature recently. Gmail also offer an option to schedule emails and sent them later.
LinkedIn is yet to make the official announcement about the scheduling posts feature.
Scheduling posts for later makes the job of social media managers much easier and more exciting.
Over the years users or social media managers had to rely on third-party platforms like Buffer, Hootsuite and TweetDeck to person such options for scheduling posts.
Not everyone liked the idea of allowing third-party platforms to schedule posts on their behalf due to security reasons and data privacy reasons.
