Draft LinkedIn posts wait in a tracking sheet for approval, then publish automatically once approved.
It branches. Exactly one path is taken; a person has to approve before it continues.
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You don't want LinkedIn posts going out without a second look, but coordinating review over email or chat before each post is a hassle. Without a clear approval step, it's easy for a bad draft to publish by mistake.
Personal brands, agencies, or teams who need sign-off before content goes live on LinkedIn.
You get LinkedIn posts drafted and queued for your review, publishing automatically the moment you mark them approved.
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