LinkedInEmbed widgetsBy the LinkedInEmbed team · Updated
Can I show LinkedIn posts by hashtag or mentions on my website?
Short answer
Not with LinkedInEmbed: its feeds come from one LinkedIn profile or company page, not from hashtags or posts that mention you. LinkedIn's own embed works one public post at a time, so you can embed individual posts that tag you, ideally with the author's permission. Some multi-network tools list hashtag or mention sources on paid plans.
Your options
| Approach | How | Updates itself? |
|---|---|---|
| Embed individual posts | Use “Embed this post” on each public post that mentions you | No |
| Repost to your company page | Repost the best mentions, then show your company feed with “Include reposts” on | Yes, on your plan's refresh schedule |
| Hand-pick from your feed | Selected posts mode on Pro or Essentials, up to 4 posts | Picked posts stay in sync |
| A multi-network aggregator | Some tools list hashtag or mention sources | Depends on the tool and plan |
The repost approach
Reposting is a simple way to curate. When a customer, partner or employee posts about you, repost it from your company page, then use a company posts feed with reposts included. Your website shows the posts you chose to amplify, alongside your own, and nothing else.
Ask before featuring someone's post prominently, especially on a sales page. See do you need permission to embed someone else's post?
Tools that list hashtag or mention sources
When we compared LinkedIn feed tools on October 23, 2026, several multi-network tools listed these sources: Tagembed listed hashtag sources, Juicer listed hashtag sources on paid plans and mentions on Pro and Enterprise, EmbedSocial listed mentions on Pro Plus, and SociableKIT offered a separate hashtag widget. Plans and conditions change, so check each vendor's site; details and links are on our comparison page.
LinkedInEmbed doesn't offer hashtag feeds or mentions. If you need them, one of those tools may suit you better.
Why a single-source feed can be the safer choice
A feed from your own profile or company page shows only things you published or chose to repost, so you control what appears on your website. Hashtag and mention feeds pull in posts from people you don't know, which can include off-topic or critical posts, and raise the question of permission for each author's content.
If you do use a hashtag or mentions feed from another tool, check whether it lets you approve posts before they appear. LinkedIn's own embed, for its part, covers individual posts only; its help center doesn't describe an embed for a hashtag or mentions feed.
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