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title: Integrate LinkedIn Elevate
slug: content-marketing-platform/docs/integrate-linkedin-elevate
createdAt: 2026-07-20T15:44:53.975Z
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LinkedIn Elevate is a feed-based social channel where you can share content to a feed and then ingest it to a CMS by a feed export URL. Like other social channels such as Salesforce, Hearsay, Hootsuite, and Spredfast, LinkedIn Elevate operates as a feed you can set up in the Content Marketing Platform (CMP) as a social distribution channel.

## Create a LinkedIn Elevate feed

1. Go to your avatar > **Social Accounts**.
2. Scroll to the **LinkedIn Elevate Feed Accounts** section and click **Add a LinkedIn Elevate Feed Account**.

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3. Enter the name of your account and click **Create**. Your feed displays in the list of **LinkedIn Elevate Feed Accounts**.

## Publish to a LinkedIn Elevate feed

When you create a feed, it displays in the **Publish** section of a CMP task page.

1. Click **Add Channel** and enter **LinkedIn Elevate**, which causes LinkedIn Elevate feeds to display.

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2. After selecting the proper feed, complete the article URL (Canonical URL) field. Unlike other feed-based social channels, you cannot send the article title or description separately to LinkedIn Elevate because LinkedIn Elevate itself requires the canonical URL. 

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You must include a c*anonical URL or Article URL* for your social post, or it will not publish. Most users typically publish an article on a WordPress site or to a feed before scheduling social posts through social channels for shares to generate the canonical URL and include it in the social posts later.
Nonetheless, even if you create a **Quick Share** task and include social posts for sharing, you can manually insert the URL of a published post or original article URL in the article URL field.
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3. You will not need to edit the social post scheduling to publish the article on a WordPress feed and share the social posts simultaneously. Before you click **Publish** to publish the article to the designated distribution channels, this is what the scheduling section will look like:

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4. After you schedule the article for publishing on the desired date and time to the selected distributed channels, it appears in the **Scheduling** section alongside the distributions as shown below:

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## Export a LinkedIn Elevate feed

After the post gets published, click **Export** from the social account page to get your RSS feed endpoint. You can also use the RSS endpoint to export articles to LinkedIn Elevate.

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Copy and paste this URL into your address bar to see the articles posted in your feed.

## Delete a LinkedIn Elevate feed

To delete a feed from the list of connected feed-based distributions, click **Delete** (icon). Clicking **Delete** in the confirmation dialog box permanently removes your feed from the list.