Post Scheduling
Schedule posts, skip the scramble
Queue up LinkedIn content for yourself or your whole team, and let Shimmer publish it on time, every time.
From content to calendar
Turn any post into a plan
Schedule directly from the Content Library. Pick a date and time, and Shimmer takes it from there, no logins or reminders required.
- Pick any future date and time
- Admins can post as opted-in members
- Publishes automatically, right on time
One view, every post
See your team's whole schedule
The Calendar page is the hub for every scheduled post across your team, so you can easily see the status of every post.
Grid or list
Grid or list, whichever fits how you scan a month.
Status view
Scheduled, posted, failed and canceled, all at a glance.
Catch it before it's live
Fix, retry, or cancel anytime
Posts stay editable right from the calendar. Change the text, the time, or cancel altogether, all before it ever reaches LinkedIn.
- Edit text or timing in place
- Reschedule a failed post to retry it
- Cancel with a single click
FAQ
Have questions? We have answers
Open a piece of content in the Content Library or its preview page and click Schedule for Later. Choose a future date and time (admins can also pick a teammate to post as), then confirm. The post shows up on the Calendar instantly.
Grid view shows a monthly calendar with colored dots for each day's posts, and clicking a day opens the full list for that date. List view lays out every post chronologically, which is handy for scanning across months or reviewing failed and canceled posts.
Yes. Any pending or failed post can be edited from the Calendar. Click the edit icon to open Edit & Reschedule, update the text or the date and time, then save. Editing a failed post resets it to pending so Shimmer retries publishing it.
The post card shows a red Failed badge with the error, and a banner appears at the top of the Calendar so it's easy to spot. The post owner or an admin can then reschedule it to try again.
Members can view, edit, and cancel their own pending posts. Admins see every post across the organization and can create, edit, or cancel on behalf of any opted-in team member.
