How Do I Display LinkedIn Posts Reviews on My WordPress Site with Feedspace?

Overview

LinkedIn Posts that mention your service, agency, or expertise carry exceptional credibility because they come from verified professionals on the world’s largest professional network. When clients, colleagues, or industry contacts publicly praise your work on LinkedIn, that endorsement is seen by their professional network, making it some of the most persuasive social proof available for B2B providers, consultants, and agencies. Displaying these posts directly on your WordPress site with Feedspace lets you capture that credibility and present it to every site visitor, converting professional recognition into new business opportunities.

What you need

• A Feedspace account with LinkedIn Posts imported
• A WordPress site with the Feedspace plugin installed
• Editor or Administrator access to your WordPress dashboard

Step 1: Import your LinkedIn posts into Feedspace

Before you can display LinkedIn Posts on your WordPress site, you need to import them into Feedspace.

1. Log in to your Feedspace account.
2. Click Import in the left sidebar.
3. Paste your LinkedIn post URL into the input field. Feedspace detects the platform automatically.
4. Click Fetch Reviews, select the reviews you want to import, then click Import Review in the footer.

LinkedIn Posts imported into Feedspace retain the original author name, profile context, and post content exactly as published. This authenticity is particularly valuable for B2B audiences, who often verify social proof before making purchasing decisions.

Step 2: Create a widget in Feedspace

Next, build a display widget that features your LinkedIn Posts reviews.

1. Go to Widgets in the sidebar.
2. Click a template from the template strip, such as Carousel or Masonry, to create your widget. The editor opens automatically.
3. In the editor, select the reviews you want to include using the checkboxes on the left.
4. Switch to the Design tab to customise the colors and appearance to match your site.
5. Go to the Share tab. Under HTML/WordPress, copy the Widget ID from the WordPress plugin section for use in the next step.

Step 3: Install the Feedspace WordPress plugin

If you have not already installed the Feedspace plugin on your WordPress site, follow these steps.

1. In your WordPress admin panel, go to Plugins and click Add New.
2. Search for Feedspace and click Install Now, then Activate.

Step 4: Add the widget to your WordPress page

With the plugin connected, you can now embed the LinkedIn Posts widget on any page or post.

1. Open the WordPress page or post where you want to display the reviews.
2. In the Gutenberg editor, add a Feedspace Widget block to the location where you want the reviews to appear.
3. Paste the Widget ID you copied in Step 2 into the block.
4. Click Publish or Update to save the page.

Where to display LinkedIn posts reviews

For B2B service providers and agencies, strategic placement maximizes the impact of professional social proof. Consider adding your LinkedIn Posts widget to:

• Your homepage, near the hero section or above the fold
• Service or pricing pages, to reinforce credibility before a purchasing decision
• An About page, to highlight endorsements from industry peers and colleagues
• Case study or portfolio pages, alongside project results
• Contact or proposal pages, to reassure prospects at the final step

Common questions

Can I display LinkedIn Posts from multiple people in one widget?

Yes. Once you have imported multiple LinkedIn Posts into Feedspace, you can include all of them in a single widget. Use Feedspace filters to curate which posts appear and in what order.

Will the widget update automatically when I import new LinkedIn Posts?

Yes. Once a new LinkedIn Post is imported into Feedspace and added to your widget source, it will appear in the widget on your WordPress site without any manual changes to the page.

Can I use a shortcode instead of the Gutenberg block?

Yes. The Feedspace plugin also provides a shortcode you can paste into any page builder or classic editor text area to embed your widget outside the Gutenberg block editor.