To effectively use Content Swarm, ensure you have a valid LinkedIn URL from a public profile with a public post. 

The following outlines common errors, their causes, and solutions:

Error: "Not a valid LinkedIn post URL!" 

Occurs when the system cannot retrieve valid LinkedIn post information from the provided URL.

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/xxxxxx

Error: "LinkedIn post is not public!"

Occurs when the URL is from a valid post but requires authentication, meaning it is a private post.

Solution: Convert the private post to a public post and copy the new link to share in the application.

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marchodkisson_transfer-agency-experts-get-in-touch-activity-6722140632816603137-oetR

Error: "You are not the author of this LinkedIn post!"

Occurs when the post owner is not the user.

Solution: Reshare the post on your personal page, then copy and use that link in the application.

Example: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6736577407018405888/

Note on posting frequency:

Posting too often can cause LinkedIn's algorithm not to activate for your posts, resulting in "no interactions" displayed in Content Swarm. Our app works in tandem with LinkedIn's algorithm; if LinkedIn does not register your post, neither will Content Swarm.

If these recommendations do not resolve your error message, please contact us at support@contentswarm.io for assistance.