Compose can build a LinkedIn poll: a question of up to 140 characters, two to four options of up to 30 characters each, and how long it stays open. A poll cannot be combined with images, video, a repost or a PDF carousel, and Compose says so.
Connect your Google Analytics 4 property in Settings and the new Attribution view in Analytics joins your short-link clicks with GA4 sessions, key events and revenue by campaign, so you can see which posts brought in money. Notey and MCP clients can read the same report.
Uses a GA4 service-account key of your own. It is checked with a test report before it is saved and is never shown again.
NoteSurge now learns what works for your account as a whole (length, media, links, topics and how far apart you post) from your own measured posts, once a platform has at least eight. Each recommendation names the posts it rests on, and a pattern you dismiss stays dismissed until the numbers behind it change.
Notey can check an image before it goes out: what it shows, any text in it quoted exactly, and anything that looks wrong. It can also open a Library piece or a draft for you and read back the margin notes you leave on it.
The workflow canvas’s Add node panel can create a new trigger or skill and place it on the canvas without leaving it. The Create a skill panel also gains a Save to my skills button.
The extension now marks posts in your X timeline with performance badges and opens a Worth replying to panel with posts worth answering. It only points you to them; it never replies for you.
Post to in Compose lists your connected platforms first and groups them by family when you have more than eight. Platforms you have not connected sit behind a Not connected disclosure that says why and links to Settings. With more than six connected you get a name filter, and the picker shows how many of your platforms are selected.