# Tools or extensions to get alerts when a LinkedIn page publishes new content

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You have a few practical options for monitoring a LinkedIn creator’s page and getting notified when they post:

LinkedIn’s own notifications: If you follow the person and engage with their content, LinkedIn’s algorithm usually pushes their new posts into your feed and sends alerts. It’s not instant or guaranteed, though.

Browser extensions / page monitors: Tools like [Distill.io](http://Distill.io) or VisualPing let you “watch” a specific LinkedIn page. They’ll check the page at intervals you set and notify you (via browser alert or email) when something changes—like a new post appearing. This works well if you just want to see a badge or number change directly in your browser.

RSS feeds (via third-party): LinkedIn doesn’t provide official RSS feeds, but some services can generate one for a profile or company page. You can then subscribe in any RSS reader to get updates.

Automation platforms: Services like IFTTT or Zapier can sometimes integrate with LinkedIn (though limited) or with page-monitoring tools, so you can create custom workflows—for example, “send me an email or push notification when this LinkedIn page changes.”

If your main requirement is simply seeing a “1” or some indicator in the browser when there’s new content, a page-monitoring extension like [Distill.io](http://Distill.io) is probably the most straightforward solution. It runs in the background, checks the page, and shows a badge count when updates are detected.

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