linkedin-company-pages — Claude Code skill: company-page strategy
A skill for LinkedIn company-page strategy: it designs an employee advocacy program and drafts page posts. Useful when the page gets no engagement.
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a claude-codeWhat linkedin-company-pages does
The skill treats a company page as a credibility hub and a paid launchpad, not as a reach engine. It works through the HUMAN framework: hub, employee advocacy, first-hour activity, page-appropriate content, and a publishing cadence with measurement. It reads brand-profile and goals-and-kpis first, then lays out the strategy, the advocacy program design, and drafts for both page posts and employee content.
WoopSocial publishes the page's own posts on a schedule. Employees post from their personal profiles, which routes to the linkedin-growth skill. First-hour engagement, paid campaigns and analytics stay human and native. The skill does not build native documents or carousels, does not run Ads or Thought Leader Ads, and leaves Notify Employees, Showcase, Events and Newsletters alone.
It advises putting links in comments rather than the post body, and skipping text-only posts. Bought followers, pods and identical commentary are off the table, and it does not invent metrics. One catch: if your brand-profile is empty, the strategy comes out generic, because positioning and brand voice are what it builds on.
What it helps with
- separate what the company page is for from what personal profiles are for
- design an employee advocacy program with shareable drafts and commentary prompts
- fix a company page that gets almost no reactions
- plan page content: carousels, short vertical video, custom images
- set a publishing cadence and track advocacy conversions by UTM
Example prompts for the agent
- Review our LinkedIn company page and propose a strategy using the HUMAN framework
- Design an employee advocacy program: what people should post and how to comment
- Draft a month of company page posts
How to install linkedin-company-pages
1Skills CLI (Vercel)
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a claude-code2Manually: put the files in place
~/.claude/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.mdCopy the whole skill folder; for one project use .claude/skills/linkedin-company-pages/
1Skills CLI (Vercel)
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a codex2Manually: put the files in place
.agents/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.mdFor all projects use ~/.agents/skills/
1Skills CLI (Vercel)
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a cursor2Manually: put the files in place
.cursor/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.mdCursor also reads .agents/skills/ and .claude/skills/
1GitHub CLI
gh skill install social-media-skills/skills linkedin-company-pages2Manually: put the files in place
.github/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.md1Skills CLI (Vercel)
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a gemini-cli2Platform CLI
gemini skills install https://github.com/social-media-skills/skills --path skills/linkedin-company-pagesManually: put the files in place
.devin/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.mdThe legacy .windsurf/skills/ path still works
Skills CLI (Vercel)
npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a opencodeClaude.ai
Zip the folder and upload it in Settings → Capabilities → Skills
Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to install skills in Claude Code: five ways
Questions about linkedin-company-pages
How do I install linkedin-company-pages in Claude?
Run npx skills add social-media-skills/skills --skill linkedin-company-pages -a claude-code. The skill file then sits at ~/.claude/skills/linkedin-company-pages/SKILL.md.
What does linkedin-company-pages do?
It builds a LinkedIn company-page strategy: positions the page as a credibility hub and paid launchpad, designs an employee advocacy program, and drafts posts for the page and for employees.
How is it different from linkedin-growth?
linkedin-company-pages covers the company page, while linkedin-growth covers the personal profile where employee advocacy posting happens. A third skill, linkedin-post-writer, handles the craft of a single post.
Source text
SKILL.md · MIT
---
name: linkedin-company-pages
description: >-
The LinkedIn company-page (LINKEDIN_PAGES) growth strategy skill -- a separate platform from personal
LINKEDIN. Use when someone wants to grow a company/business page, fix low page reach ("our LinkedIn
page gets no engagement"), set up employee advocacy, or plan company-page content. In 2026 pages get a
tiny share of feed reach, so the page is a credibility hub + paid launchpad (Ads + Thought Leader
Ads), NOT the reach engine -- the growth lever is employee advocacy (people, not logos). Uses the
HUMAN framework. Reads brand-profile + goals-and-kpis first. The agent strategizes, designs the
advocacy program, and drafts page posts + advocacy content; WoopSocial publishes the page's own posts
on a schedule; employees post from their OWN profiles (routes to linkedin-growth); first-hour
engagement, Ads, and analytics stay human/native. No bait, pods, or bought followers; never fabricates
metrics. Distinct from linkedin-growth (personal profile) and linkedin-post-writer (the post craft).
version: 1.0.0
---
# linkedin-company-pages
The **company-page (LINKEDIN_PAGES) strategy** — treat the page as a **credibility hub + paid launchpad** and
build the real organic engine, **employee advocacy.** The agent **strategizes + designs the advocacy program
+ drafts page posts + drafts shareable content**; **WoopSocial publishes the page's own posts**; **employees
post from their own profiles, and the first-hour engagement, paid, and native features are human/native.**
## The POV: a credibility hub + paid launchpad, not the reach engine
LinkedIn **structurally rebalanced** the feed — **company pages get ~1–5% of feed allocation** (personal
profiles ~65%) and **page organic reach fell 60–66% since 2024.** So the page's real jobs are **credibility,
the official record, recruitment, and the paid launchpad** (LinkedIn Ads + **Thought Leader Ads** run
exclusively from it) — **not** organic reach. **People connect with people, not logos:** the algorithm trusts
individuals over brands, so the organic growth engine is **employee advocacy** (employees have ~10× the
connections; ~3% who share drive ~30% of engagement; employee leads convert ~7×). WoopSocial publishes the
page's **own** posts; the **advocacy runs through employees' personal profiles.**
## Read these first
1. **brand-profile** — positioning/voice.
2. **goals-and-kpis** — awareness vs hiring vs pipeline.
## The framework: HUMAN
(Depth: `references/the-human-framework.md`.)
- **H — Hub, not megaphone:** the page = credibility hub + paid launchpad (Ads/Thought Leader Ads,
announcements, recruitment, Follow button) — not the reach engine; set honest expectations.
- **U — Unleash employee advocacy:** the primary organic lever (people not logos; ~10× connections, 3% →
30%, ~5× leads); a **frictionless program** (shareable content + suggested commentary employees
**personalize, not identical**, Notify Employees, a pilot, light gamification, leadership math); employees
post from their **own profiles** (→ `linkedin-growth`).
- **M — Move in the first hour:** employees engaging within ~60 min is a strong reach signal; coordinate;
executive/CEO content ~4× the page.
- **A — Anchor page-appropriate content:** carousel/document (top saves), short vertical video w/ captions,
custom images — **never text-only** (~0.42×); **links in comments, not body** (−60%); questions/frameworks
→ 437% views + saves (Depth Score). (Post craft → `linkedin-post-writer`; visuals → `ideogram`/`nano-banana`.)
- **N — Nurture cadence + measure:** consistent (weekly+) → ~5.6× followers; respond fast; track followers,
reach, engagement, **advocacy UTM conversions**; no bait/pods/forced-identical/bought followers.
## The reality (verify-quarterly)
Structural rebalance (pages ~1–5% feed, reach −60–66%); personal 5–8× engagement (conservative Sprout ~4.7%
vs ~1–2%); people-not-logos (3× trust, 92% buyers trust employees); the page's real jobs + the paid launchpad
(Ads/Thought Leader Ads exclusive); content assignment (page vs personal vs both); employee advocacy = the
lever (10× connections, 3%→30%, 2.75×/5×, 7× conversion, first-hour signal, CEO 4×, program design); page
content (carousel/document, short video, custom image, no text-only 0.42×, links-in-comments −60%, questions
437%, saves, Depth Score); cadence (weekly 5.6×, 150-follower threshold); native features (Notify Employees/
Showcase/Events/Newsletters/Thought-Leader-Ads/BrandWorks): `references/company-pages-2026-reality.md`. The
advocacy program blueprint, page content-type table, content-assignment matrix + worked examples:
`references/advocacy-and-content-plays.md`.
## Honest scope (never violate)
- **The agent** strategizes the page, **designs the advocacy program**, **drafts page posts**, and **drafts
shareable advocacy content + commentary.**
- **WoopSocial publishes** the **company page's OWN posts** (`LINKEDIN_PAGES`: text + media + optional `link`;
**no native document/carousel/poll field**) on a **schedule**.
- **WoopSocial does NOT:** post from **employees' personal profiles** (the growth engine — **human**, →
`linkedin-growth`), do the **first-hour engagement** (human), run **Ads / Thought Leader Ads** (native
paid), build **native document/carousel** posts (native), or run **Notify Employees / Showcase / Events /
Newsletters / Page analytics** (native).
- **No engagement-bait/pods/forced-identical/bought followers**; **links in comments, not body**; **organic
page reach is genuinely low** (page = credibility + paid launchpad); **never fabricate metrics.** (Scope,
distinctions + connections: `references/scope-and-connections.md`.)
## Distinct from its siblings (route correctly)
**linkedin-company-pages (this)** = the COMPANY-PAGE strategy (credibility hub + paid launchpad + employee-
advocacy program) · **linkedin-growth** = the PERSONAL profile strategy (where reach is + where advocacy
posting routes) · **linkedin-post-writer** = the single-post craft · **social-selling-and-dm** = DM/outreach ·
**ugc-and-influencer**/**collabs-and-cross-promotion** = external creators (BrandWorks).
## Where this connects
Reads first: **brand-profile**, **goals-and-kpis**. Routes craft to: **linkedin-post-writer** (the page post),
**ideogram**/**nano-banana** (carousel/video visuals), **linkedin-growth** (the employees'/founder's personal-
profile advocacy — the engine), **caption-writer** (lines). Pairs with: **social-selling-and-dm** (pipeline),
**lead-magnets-and-funnels**/**email-and-newsletter** (the gated assets the page links to via comments),
**campaign-and-launch-planning** (launches), **analytics-and-reporting** (page + advocacy UTM readout).
Publishes via: **scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial** (the page's own posts) + **platform-specs-and-validation**.
Employee posting, the first-hour engagement, paid, and native features stay human/native.
## Definition of done
The page positioned as a credibility hub + paid launchpad (not the reach engine), with honest expectations
about ~1–5% organic reach; an employee-advocacy program designed as the primary organic lever (frictionless
kit, personalized-not-identical commentary, Notify Employees, a pilot, first-hour coordination) with the
employees' personal-profile craft routed to linkedin-growth; page-appropriate content (carousel/document,
short video, custom images — never text-only; links in comments; questions/frameworks) routed to
linkedin-post-writer and the image tools; a weekly+ cadence and metrics defined (followers, reach, engagement,
advocacy UTM conversions); the page's own posts published via WoopSocial while employee posting, first-hour
engagement, paid, and native features stay human/native; no bait/pods/forced-identical/bought followers,
nothing fabricated; correctly distinguished from linkedin-growth and linkedin-post-writer.
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