Search LinkedIn posts using keyword-based queries. Returns a paginated list of matching posts. A page contains at most 50 posts and may contain fewer.

Keyword Search Syntax:

• Quoted phrase: Wrap keywords in quotes to search for a phrase rather than the individual words, e.g. "head of sales".
• AND: Use AND between keywords to look for both terms. sales AND engineering looks for posts containing both words.
• OR: Use OR between keywords to match posts containing any of the terms. sales OR marketing matches posts with either word.
• NOT: Use NOT before a keyword to exclude posts containing that term. sales NOT recruiter matches posts with "sales" but without "recruiter".
• Parentheses: Group terms to control operator precedence. (sales OR marketing) AND "series A" finds posts about either sales or marketing that also mention "series A".
• Operator limit: A query can contain at most 5 AND/OR/NOT operators in total. A query with more is rejected with a 400; split it into several searches instead.

Order of precedence:

1. Quotes (" "): Phrase matching occurs before any Boolean logic is applied.
2. Parentheses (()): Used to explicitly group Boolean logic. Grouped expressions are evaluated before ungrouped logic.
3. NOT: Applied after any parentheses or quoted phrases are resolved.
4. AND: Evaluated after NOT but before OR.
5. OR: Lowest precedence among Boolean operators.

Note: Quoted phrases and AND are applied loosely, so a post can match only part of a phrase or only one side of an AND. Check each post's content and publishedAt.

<span>⚡ <strong>Rate limit:</strong> 300 requests per 1 minute</span>

<span>💰 <strong>Cost:</strong> 2 credits per page of results <span title="Pricing shown is default pricing. Actual pricing may vary.">ⓘ</span></span>

<span>⏱ <strong>Recommended timeout:</strong> 1 minute <span title="Recommended timeout: set your HTTP client timeout to at least 1 minute for this endpoint.">ⓘ</span></span>