How do approved posts get published?

Edgar publishes approved posts to your connected LinkedIn account on the date and time you set. You don't have to be at your desk; the queue runs on its own once you've approved.

Can I reschedule a post after it's approved?

Yes. Drag it to a new day on the calendar or open the post editor to change the time. Edgar updates the publish job in the background.

What happens to a draft I don't approve?

Drafts stay in the calendar but won't publish. Edit them when you're ready, or delete them and let Edgar generate fresh ones from your next session.

Can I see what already published?

Published posts stay on the calendar with a clear status badge and link out to the live LinkedIn post, so you can revisit performance without leaving Edgar.

Your whole content week in one view

Edgar lays every draft, scheduled, and published post out on a week-by-week calendar. Drag to reschedule, approve to auto-publish, and you never lose a thread.

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Drag a post, the queue catches up

The calendar is interactive end-to-end. Grab any draft or scheduled post and drop it on a different day; Edgar rewires the publish job and the post lands at the new time without a second thought.

Move a post from Tuesday to Friday because the news cycle shifted. Bump everything forward a week when you're on PTO. The whole queue rearranges with you.

Drag-to-reschedule across days and weeks
Edits to time or copy update the publish job automatically
Past, present, and upcoming weeks in one continuous view

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Drag any post to reschedule. The queue catches up.

Approve once, Edgar handles the rest

Every draft starts on the calendar with a status badge so you can scan the week in a second. Approve a post and it's queued for LinkedIn. Publish status updates the moment it goes live.

You read the week, approve what's good, edit what needs work, and walk away. Edgar publishes on time, every time.

Draft, approved, published. Clear status on every card
One-click approval queues the post for LinkedIn
Published posts link straight to the live thread

ApprovedSpent the week shipping. Three things I learned.

DraftVPs of marketing don't want another framework.

PublishedStopped writing for engagement. Started writing for buyers.

A queue that earns the word calendar

Continuous weeks
Scroll back to last month or forward through the queue without losing context.
Drag to reschedule
Grab any card, drop it on a new day. The publish job follows.
One-click approval
Approve a draft and Edgar takes it from there. Publishes to LinkedIn on the time you set.
Status at a glance
Draft, approved, scheduled, published, color-coded so a week reads in three seconds.
Time-of-day control
Set the publish minute for each post. Match your audience's daypart, not LinkedIn's defaults.
Always in sync
Edits, deletions, reschedules. Every change updates the LinkedIn job behind the scenes.