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Filter LinkedIn feed posts by keywords, authors, and more. Only see posts that matter to you. Take back your LinkedIn feed Your LinkedIn feed should work for you—not the other way around. LinkedIn Feed Filter helps you create a more focused LinkedIn experience in seconds. Include the topics you care about, exclude keywords and authors you want to mute, and hide the post types that turn a purposeful visit into an endless scroll. Whether you are searching for a job, learning from industry experts, or simply trying to spend less time on repetitive content, you can shape your feed around the reason you opened LinkedIn. Find the posts you actually need Looking for a new role? Add keywords such as product manager, hiring, job opportunity, or case study and focus your feed on relevant conversations and opportunities. Want to learn instead of browse? Add topics such as product management, user research, startups, growth, design, or any subject you want to see more often. Remove the noise in one rule Too many ads, promotional posts, or marketing announcements? Exclude the keywords and post types that interrupt your attention. Seeing the same topic or author everywhere? Add an author or keyword to your exclusion rules and make room for a wider range of useful content. Feeling drained by a feed full of career celebrations? Use the celebration-post toggle when you want a quieter, more neutral LinkedIn session. How it works 1. Add an include keyword. Tell LinkedIn Feed Filter which topics should stay in focus. 2. Add exclude keywords or authors. Mute the subjects and voices you do not want to see. 3. Hide unwanted post types. Reduce ads, promotional content, marketing posts, or celebration-heavy updates. 4. Keep scrolling. Your feed becomes easier to scan, more relevant to your intent, and less demanding on your attention. Built for different kinds of LinkedIn sessions For job seekers: focus on hiring posts, open roles, referrals, and career opportunities. For product and business builders: surface case studies, product management, UX, strategy, growth, and research content. For focused learners: reduce promotional noise and keep the subjects you came to study. For intentional browsing: remove repetitive trends, unwanted keywords, or authors you would rather skip. For a calmer feed: hide celebration posts whenever you want LinkedIn to feel lighter. Why use LinkedIn Feed Filter? •Fast to configure: start with one keyword or one toggle. •Flexible rules: combine include keywords, exclude keywords, authors, and post-type filters. •Made for real use cases: job hunting, learning, research, networking, and focused browsing. •Designed around attention: spend less time dismissing noise and more time reading what matters. Stop spending attention on posts you never asked to see. Tune LinkedIn to the reason you opened it—and get more value from every scroll.