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Amplify your LinkedIn reach with Exclaimer's new integration

1 May 2025

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Your team is creating great content on LinkedIn—but is your audience actually seeing it? Social media visibility is tough to earn and even harder to scale.

With Exclaimer’s new LinkedIn integration, your most recent company posts are automatically featured in your employees’ email signatures. No manual effort. No IT headaches. Just a smarter way to extend your LinkedIn content’s reach through your business emails.

Join Exclaimer experts as they walk you through how to turn email signatures into powerful content distribution channels and amplify your LinkedIn reach across your entire workforce.

You’ll learn how to:

Amplify your content strategy and brand presence on LinkedIn

Use email signatures to drive measurable engagement on social media

Align your email signatures with LinkedIn campaigns, integrating social feeds to boost visibility and impact

About our speakers

Carly Papadopoulos

Senior Product Manager

Carly has a deep understanding of how teams adopt and scale digital tools. In the context of the new LinkedIn integration, Carly brings practical insights into how organizations can easily implement the feature, customize it to their needs, and align it with broader communication goals—without burdening IT or overcomplicating workflows.

James Wayne

Senior Product Marketing Manager

James specializes in how organizations can turn everyday emails into high-value branding opportunities. With the launch of the LinkedIn integration, James helps teams understand the strategic value of connecting email and social media—making it easier to align campaigns, boost post reach, and measure impact across channels.

Sally Bellis

Social Media Manager

Sally understands the real-world challenges of getting social content seen. She brings a marketer’s perspective to the LinkedIn integration, showing how it can help brands extend the life of their LinkedIn posts, increase visibility, and drive more consistent engagement—right from employee email signatures.

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