LinkedIn company monitor

A LinkedIn company monitor Ghost reads the posts that company pages publish themselves and keeps the ones that match your goal. Use it to watch target accounts for moments such as a hiring spree or a new office, when payroll gets harder.

It does not catch mentions

The Ghost only sees posts from the company’s own page. Posts by other people that mention the company never appear. To find mentions, create a LinkedIn post finder with the company name as a search query.

Choose the companies

Paste company pages into Companies to monitor, one per line or separated by commas, up to 5,000 pages. You can also drop in a CSV file with a single column of pages.

An entry is a company page URL such as https://www.linkedin.com/company/northwind-traders/, with or without https://, or the slug alone, northwind-traders. The editor flags duplicates and entries it can’t read.

This Ghost type has no search queries, no filters and no Automatically option. The list is fixed, so to follow a CRM list or a people search, use a LinkedIn user monitor.

Write a goal for company posts

Company pages post a lot of routine content, so the goal does all the filtering. Say which posts you want and which you don’t. For example, “Posts where the company announces it is hiring in a new country or opening an office. Ignore product announcements, event recaps and individual job ads.” See Goals.

Act on a Find

With a LinkedIn account linked, you can react, comment, repost or quote from PitchGhost. Send invite does not apply, because the poster is a company page. For the same reason, leave Send the poster a connection request unchecked under Response settings.