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Employee advocacy turns your team into a distribution network: one approved post becomes a personal version for every colleague, in their own voice, published from their own LinkedIn account. Available on the Enterprise plan.

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How it works

  1. Share: a workspace owner or admin opens a pack with a LinkedIn draft and clicks Share with team. Every other member is notified.
  2. Personalise, each member opens Advocacy and clicks Write my version. Prozly rewrites the post in that person’s voice (from their personal voice settings) so no two versions are identical, LinkedIn suppresses duplicate content. 1 credit per version.
  3. Publish: the member reviews, edits if they like, and publishes to their own connected personal LinkedIn profile. If they haven’t connected one yet, Prozly offers copy-to-clipboard and a link to connect.

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From the Chrome extension

Advocates who spend their day on LinkedIn can do all of this without opening the app. With the Chrome extension connected to an Enterprise workspace:
  • The extension icon shows a badge with the number of team posts waiting for you. It checks every 15 minutes and whenever you open the side panel.
  • The Team tab in the side panel lists those posts. Click Write my version (1 credit, same as in the app), edit the text in the panel, then click Publish to my LinkedIn. Publishing is free and goes through your own connected LinkedIn profile.
  • No profile connected yet? The panel offers Copy and a link to connect your LinkedIn on the Advocacy page in Prozly.
The extension never types, clicks or posts on linkedin.com for you: every step starts with you in the panel. Workspaces without advocacy do not see the Team tab.

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Nudges

Every Tuesday morning, members who haven’t published a version of an active share from the last two weeks get a gentle reminder: in the app and, if connected, via their Telegram bot.

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Working with approvals

If your workspace uses the review workflow, only approved packs can be shared with the team. Advocacy multiplies a post across many profiles, so it never bypasses review.

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Requirements

  • Each advocate connects their personal LinkedIn profile from the Advocacy page (the connect prompt appears when you open a share without a connected profile). Profiles connected for advocacy do not use up the workspace’s connected-account slots.
  • Advocacy activity (shares and publications) is recorded in the workspace audit log.