How to Save LinkedIn Posts and Actually Find Them Again

LinkedIn is where careers get documented in public — hiring insights, salary breakdowns, growth stories, industry analysis. You hit "Save" on the good ones. And then LinkedIn buries them in My Items: a plain chronological list with no search, no tags, and no way to find that one post about negotiating offers from two months ago.

Why LinkedIn's saved posts list fails

LinkedIn's save feature stores a pointer, not the content. That has three problems:

• No search. You scroll, you squint, you give up.
• No organisation. Career advice sits next to memes next to job posts.
• Deleted means gone. If the author removes or edits the post, your save is now a dead end.

How to save LinkedIn posts with Ricorda

1. Tap the three-dot menu on the post and choose Copy link to post
2. Share it to Ricorda (it appears in your phone's share sheet) or paste it in the app
3. Ricorda captures the post text, the image, and the author — rendered like a post, not a naked link
4. Find it later by typing anything you remember: "salary negotiation", "that IIT rejection story", the author's name

Because Ricorda stores the content at save time, your copy survives even if the original post is edited or deleted.

What a saved LinkedIn post looks like in Ricorda

Not a bare URL. You get the full post text as readable body copy, the image in its natural size, the author's name, and an "Open on LinkedIn" button when you want the comments. Add a private note ("share this with the team") and it's searchable too.

Build a career knowledge base, not a bookmark graveyard

The compounding move is collections: group saves into "Hiring", "Negotiation", "Writing" and they become a reference library you actually consult. Every save also earns TISH Points — Ricorda rewards the habit.

Also worth reading: how to save tweets and X posts and how to organise saved content without becoming a librarian.