Did you know that Carousel posts on LinkedIn are a great way to grab attention and boost engagement? With striking visuals they make people stop, click, and explore.

Hey social media wizards, it’s Vie here and today I’m going to show you how to use Vista Social to schedule and publish your Carousel posts on your LinkedIn profile using documents. It’s quick and easy and I’ll make sure to guide you through every step. Let’s get started.

Setting Up Your LinkedIn Post

First, let’s make sure that LinkedIn is selected on our profile selector area. Then let’s head to the create tab and select new post.

Uploading Your Document Carousel

Going ahead and crafting our post, let’s click on the document icon to attach our document. You may add a PowerPoint file or a PDF file to your post to make it more presentable. You can also change the title of your documents by going to the documents settings, then title. Don’t forget to click save.

Adding Captions and Content

Next, let’s add a catchy caption. Write your own, choose a save caption, or use our AI assistant to help speed up the process.

Scheduling Your Carousel Post

Once everything looks great, choose your scheduling option and schedule your post. And now you have a document Carousel posted on LinkedIn. While document previews are unavailable within Vista Social for now, LinkedIn will generate a carousel preview for you once your post is published.

And that’s it. You’re now ready to publish LinkedIn Carousel posts like a pro with Vista Social. If you run into any hiccups or have any more questions along the way, don’t hesitate to reach out to our awesome support team. We’re always here to help you.

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Published by Russ Tan

Russell Tan is a content marketing specialist with over 7 years of experience creating content across gaming, healthcare, outdoor hospitality, and travel—because sticking to just one industry would’ve been boring. Outside of her current role as marketing specialist for Vista Social, Russell is busy plotting epic action-fantasy worlds, chasing adrenaline rushes (skydiving is next, maybe?), or racking up way too many hours in her favorite games.