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Monitor · Standalone Post Monitor

Follow the updates that matter to your work.

Keep up with prospects, clients, industry voices, or competitors through Monitor Lists. Read, compare, and learn from public posts. Contribute when useful; observation can be the whole workflow.

Post Monitor

  1. 01Organize a Monitor List
  2. 02Check public activity
  3. 03Read for the context you need
  4. 04Choose what comes next

What it helps you do

Staying informed is a useful outcome on its own.

Research a market, follow competitor updates, or stay close to a client’s public activity. Post Monitor gives this work a place without requiring an engagement campaign.

Purpose-built Monitor Lists

Group the people whose public activity you want to review on an ongoing basis.

Public post review

Bring recent public activity into one workflow instead of checking profiles one by one.

Observation comes first

Use public updates for client care, competitor research, or industry awareness. Commenting is optional.

In practice

Follow, review, and decide

  1. 01

    Organize a Monitor List

    Choose contacts based on the relationship or market view you want to maintain.

  2. 02

    Check public activity

    Review recent public posts gathered for those contacts.

  3. 03

    Read for the context you need

    Compare themes, note a relevant update, or inspect an AI-assisted comment suggestion when you want to contribute.

  4. 04

    Choose what comes next

    Continue observing, contribute to a public discussion, or use the context in your own planning and follow-up.

Your control

Choose monitoring without choosing a campaign.

Monitor Lists follow ongoing public activity. Contact Lists organize saved people. A campaign adds scheduled Monitoring Rounds when that structure fits your work.

  • Public LinkedIn activity only
  • No LinkedIn credentials
  • Review individually or use bounded Auto Submit
  • Every Chrome extension run is explicitly user-started

A few useful answers

LinkedIn Post Monitor FAQ

What is the difference between a Monitor List and a Contact List?

A Monitor List organizes contacts for ongoing public-post monitoring. A Contact List is a saved membership set that can be selected when authoring a campaign.

Do I need to create a campaign to use Post Monitor?

No. Post Monitor is available as a standalone workflow for maintaining awareness of clients, prospects, partners, or competitors.

Does Post Monitor need my LinkedIn password?

No. OpenComment does not ask for or store your LinkedIn login credentials.

Find your next useful move on LinkedIn.

Discover people, follow public updates, or contribute to a conversation. Start with the part that fits your work.