LinkedIn Saved Posts: how to organize them
Saving posts is easy. Finding them again is the hard part. Here's a simple workflow to turn your saves into a searchable library.
Why LinkedIn saved posts feel useless over time
Most people save posts with good intentions: a framework to try, a hiring tip, a carousel to reference, or an insight to share later. But after a few weeks, saved posts become a long list with no structure.
The result is predictable: you save more and revisit less. If you want to actually use what you save, you need organization + retrieval.
A simple workflow that works
Use this lightweight system (it takes minutes, not hours):
- Label by intent: inspiration, hiring, sales, writing, strategy, research.
- Folder by project: client A, product launch, job search, content series.
- Archive aggressively: once you used a post, move it out of your active queue.
- Export when needed: bring your best saves into a spreadsheet or doc when you're planning content.
PostDeck makes this effortless
PostDeck is a Chrome extension that turns LinkedIn saved posts into a calm workspace: search, label, folder, archive, and export — all local-first.
- Fast search across all saved posts
- Labels and folders for lightweight organization
- Unread/archive views to keep momentum
- CSV export for planning and workflows
- No PostDeck server: your data stays in your browser