One LinkedIn Post, Multiple Authors, Bigger Reach
LinkedIn's new Collaborative Posts feature gives professionals and businesses a better way to publish content together and share visibility across multiple audiences. If you regularly work with coworkers, customers, partners, or creators, this feature can help your posts travel farther without creating duplicate content.
By Rodger Mansfield, Technology Editor
October 5, 2026
Ever publish a LinkedIn post about a customer success story, business partnership, conference presentation, or team achievement and wish everyone involved could share the spotlight?
LinkedIn's new Collaborative Posts feature tackles exactly that problem.
Instead of relying on tags, mentions, or reposts, multiple people and company pages can co-author a single post and share visibility across their respective audiences.
For professionals trying to grow their network and organizations seeking broader reach, it offers a more effective way to showcase teamwork and shared accomplishments.
Here's a Cool Tip: Team up on LinkedIn posts to expand your audience without creating duplicate content.
LinkedIn's new collaborative feature allows users to collaborate on posts with up to five collaborators and support formats including text, images, video, documents, polls, events, and links.
The feature is expanding globally, although availability may vary while the rollout continues.









