Notes on growing
with LinkedIn content
Playbooks, product news, and honest lessons from two founders who treat LinkedIn as a system, not a slot machine.
How to sync LinkedIn saved posts to Notion
Six columns, one sync, and a filter recipe. After that every LinkedIn post you save files itself, media and links intact.
Karthikeyan Kumar8 min readHow to sync LinkedIn saved posts to Google Sheets
A spreadsheet is the least fashionable place to put your saved posts and, for counting and sharing, the correct one.
Karthikeyan Kumar8 min readDownload your LinkedIn saved posts as a CSV
One row per saved post, RFC-4180 quoted, downloads on click. Plus the three things to do with it once you have it.
Karthikeyan Kumar7 min read
Your LinkedIn saved posts as JSON
CSV is for people. JSON is for a script, a restorable backup, or a model you want to hand a year of your own reading.
Karthikeyan Kumar7 min readTurn your LinkedIn saved posts into a PDF archive
Every other export gives you data. This one gives you something you can read offline and still open in ten years.
Ramya Chinnadurai6 min readPut your LinkedIn saved posts on a Miro board
Notion is for saved posts you intend to file. Miro is for the ones you intend to argue with.
Ramya Chinnadurai6 min readHow to sync LinkedIn saved posts to Airtable
New LinkedIn saves become structured Airtable records with source fields, tags, and available media, without anyone maintaining the base by hand.
Ramya Chinnadurai8 min readConnect LinkedIn saved posts to AI agents with MCP
Create the account key, add LinkedMash as a remote MCP server, test a read-only search, and keep write actions behind an approval step.
Karthikeyan Kumar9 min readRun your LinkedIn content pipeline from Claude
Connect the LinkedMash MCP server to Claude, Cursor or any MCP client, and your assistant can finally read the library you built.
Karthikeyan Kumar11 min read
The 30-day saved-posts system: from graveyard to content engine
Label on save, review on Friday, draft two posts from your best finds, schedule for the week ahead. Four steps, one month, no blank pages.
Karthikeyan Kumar9 min read
Your first line is 80% of the post
Hooks are not a talent, they are a small set of shapes. Name the shape and you can borrow it without copying anyone.
Ramya Chinnadurai6 min read
A labeling system you will actually keep
Label by what you would do with a post, not what it is about. Search already covers topics; it cannot cover judgement.
Ramya Chinnadurai7 min read
Posting times are overrated. Consistency is not.
Posting time is a small effect people optimise because it is easy to change. Publishing more often is the large one they avoid.
Ramya Chinnadurai5 min read
LinkedIn saved posts are a dead end by design
Saving is one tap. Retrieval is unbounded scrolling. The two sides of the loop are mismatched, so the pile only ever grows.
Ramya Chinnadurai6 min readOne saved-posts playbook per week
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