A published article, a Creator Hub item and a featured or amplified placement are different outcomes. Featured placement depends on editorial selection and distribution fit.
Before you start
Start with completed, approved content and a working public URL. Confirm any customer, speaker or brand permissions for the requested use.
Steps
Open the live page and check the headline, author, media and links. Resolve publication errors before requesting amplification.
Write a short pitch identifying the audience, timely reason to share, and practical lesson. Include the live URL and a suggested caption if useful.
Send the request through your existing MarketScale account or editorial contact. Specify the placement or audience you have in mind, rather than asking only to “feature this.”
Confirm any requested changes and the actual agreed scope with that contact. Keep proposed timing separate from confirmed timing.
When a placement is reported live, open the specific page or post and check the asset, account, copy and link.
Save the final placement URL with the source content so your team can reuse and report it accurately.
Check the result
Record the confirmed placement and its live link. A submission, publication in your hub or addition to Social Sharing does not guarantee MarketScale-wide promotion.
If something does not work
No placement is confirmed: follow up with the original contact and URL instead of republishing the same asset.
Your team needs distribution now: use an approved viewing link or publish through your eligible social account.
Do not describe editorial amplification as a guaranteed LinkedIn result or a guaranteed level of reach.
Related: Publish to a hub · Share through your social account
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