Feed Settings control what posts appear in your feed and how they're organized. Nothing gets posted without your approval - these settings only control what you see.
Feed Settings vary by campaign type:
Prospects campaigns: Full control over indirect engagement, topic filtering, touchpoint frequency, post limits, and organization
Topics campaigns: Simplified settings focused on post age and categories
How to access Feed Settings
You can configure Feed Settings in two places:
From the Post feed: Click "Settings and filtering" at the top of the feed
From Campaign settings: Go to Campaign → Feed settings tab
Changes take effect immediately in your feed.
Feed Settings for Prospects campaigns
Prospects campaigns have comprehensive Feed Settings to control what you see and how posts are organized.
Indirect engagement
Reach prospects who don't post regularly by commenting on posts from people they follow and engage with.
How it works:
Extrovert tracks who your prospects engage with
Shows you posts from people they interacted with recently
Your comments appear in your prospect's feed
If you're connected, your comments appear first and unfolded
Show direct posts first: When prospects do post, their content appears before indirect posts
Post age filter
Control how recent posts should be. Choose from 24 hours to 4 weeks.
24h-2 days: Fresh content, best for visibility campaigns
1+ weeks: Great for nurturing - never too late to engage
☝️ Pro tip: Older posts (1+ weeks) are perfect for prospect warm-up. People appreciate thoughtful engagement regardless of post age.
Hide post categories
Select categories to remove from your feed:
Extra sensitive
Politics
Personal life
Offline events
Social issues and charity
Self promotion
Job ads
Lead magnets
Company news or achievements
Personal or blog achievements
Comment & get 1
Other topics
☝️ Pro tip: Hide "Extra sensitive", "Politics", and "Self promotion" to focus on engagement-worthy content.
AI topic filtering
Show only posts matching your expertise topics. AI reads post content (not just keywords) and matches it against your defined topics.
Two modes:
Show all posts: Best for prospect touchpoints and relationship building
Show only posts matching my topics: Best for creator engagement when targeting your specific niche
☝️ Pro tip: Use topic filtering for visibility campaigns with thought leaders. Turn it off for direct prospect warm-up campaigns where you want to see all their posts.
Touchpoint frequency
Control how often you see posts from the same prospect. After you comment on someone's post, their future posts will be hidden for your selected period, ensuring you engage with everyone evenly.
Options: 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, 1 month, 2 months
Example: Set to 3 weeks (bi-weekly to 3 weeks). After commenting on someone's post, you won't see their posts again for 21 days, ensuring steady nurturing without overwhelming prospects.
Maximum posts per person
Limits how many posts from each person appear in your feed. Prevents heavy posters from taking over.
Options: No limit, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
☝️ Pro tip: Set to 2 posts per person when warming up new prospect batches to efficiently engage with everyone.
How should posts be organized?
Choose how posts are sorted in your feed:
Show newest posts first: Standard chronological feed - see fresh content as it appears
Group posts by person: Process prospects one at a time - ideal for batch warm-up before outreach
☝️ Pro tip: Use "Group by person" with "2 posts per person" for systematic prospect warm-up. You'll see 2 posts from Person A, then 2 from Person B, etc.
One-time warm-up mode
Hide prospects from your feed after initial comments to proceed with outreach.
Hide after how many comments? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6
Example: Set to "Hide after 4 comments". After leaving 4 comments on a prospect's posts, they'll be hidden from this campaign feed.
☝️ Pro tip: Use webhooks to automatically push warmed prospects to your sequencing tool after reaching the comment threshold.
Natural comment spacing
When you approve multiple comments for one person, space them out over time. Creates several touchpoints instead of one and makes engagement feel natural.
Delay between comments: 1 day, 2 days, or 3 days
Feed Settings for Topics campaigns
Topics campaigns have simplified Feed Settings focused on finding relevant discussions across LinkedIn.
Post age filter
Control how recent posts should be. Choose from 24 hours to 4 weeks.
☝️ Pro tip: For Topics campaigns focused on visibility, use shorter timeframes (24h-2 days) to join fresh discussions when engagement is highest.
Hide post categories
Same categories as Prospects campaigns. Remove irrelevant content types from your topic-based feed.
Filtering options on the feed page
In addition to Feed Settings, you can use dropdown filters at the top of your feed to quickly switch between campaigns, lists, and topics.
Campaign selector
Switch between different campaigns you've created. Each campaign has its own Feed Settings, context, and style.
Prospect list selector (Prospects campaigns)
For Prospects campaigns, choose which prospect list to view:
View all prospects in the campaign
Focus on a specific list (e.g., "Enterprise", "Hot leads", "Customers")
Topics selector (Topics campaigns)
For Topics campaigns, filter by specific topics:
View all topics you're monitoring
Focus on a specific topic (e.g., "Sales automation", "LinkedIn strategy")
Feed Settings for common workflows
Configure Feed Settings differently for each campaign based on your goal. Here are recommended settings for common use cases:
Warming up cold prospects
Feed Settings:
Maximum posts per person: 2
How should posts be organized: Group posts by person
One-time warm-up mode: Hide after 3 comments
Post age filter: 4 weeks (never too late to engage)
Natural comment spacing: 1 day
Why it works: Systematically warm up prospects before outreach. You'll see 2 posts from each prospect, grouped by person. After 3 comments, they're hidden from this feed. Push them to your sequencer via webhooks to start outreach.
Pipeline and customer nurturing
Feed Settings:
Touchpoint frequency: 1 week
Maximum posts per person: 1
Post age filter: 1 week
Indirect engagement: Enabled (many busy executives don't post regularly)
Why it works: Maintain consistent weekly touchpoints with active deals and customers. After commenting on someone's post, you won't see them again for 1 week, ensuring steady engagement without overwhelming.
Engaging with thought leaders for visibility
Feed Settings (Prospects campaign):
AI topic filtering: Show only posts matching my topics
Post age filter: 2 days (engage while discussions are fresh)
Hide post categories: Self promotion, Lead magnets
Touchpoint frequency: 3 days
Why it works: Focus only on posts matching your expertise from thought leaders. Your expert comments appear to their audience when discussions are most active.
Joining relevant discussions across LinkedIn
Feed Settings (Topics campaign):
Post age filter: 2 days
Hide post categories: Politics, Extra sensitive
Topics to monitor: Select 3-5 highly relevant topics in Settings → Topics to monitor
Why it works: Topics campaigns scan all of LinkedIn for discussions matching your expertise. Join conversations wherever they happen and get discovered by your ICP.
Building creator support networks
Feed Settings:
Touchpoint frequency: Every 3 days
Post age filter: 3 days
Maximum posts per person: 1
How should posts be organized: Show newest posts first
Why it works: Build mutual relationships where you support each other's content. Regular touchpoints with friendly creators create better reach for everyone.
Create different campaigns for each workflow with their own optimized Feed Settings. Switch between campaigns using the campaign selector at the top of your feed.