How to Post Videos to LinkedIn Company Pages for Australian Businesses
LinkedIn video has been the platform's fastest-growing content format for the past two years. But for Australian businesses, there's been a persistent gap: while personal profiles could post video easily, LinkedIn company pages required a more complex API setup that most third-party tools hadn't implemented correctly.
In 2026, that gap is closed. LinkedIn's REST Videos API now fully supports company page video uploads, and tools like Post Reel support both personal LinkedIn profiles and company pages in the same workflow.
Why LinkedIn Video Works for Australian B2B Businesses
Australian LinkedIn users are among the most engaged in the Asia-Pacific region. Video posts on LinkedIn receive, on average, 5x more engagement than text-only posts and 3x more reach than static images. For professional services, education, financial services, and technology companies, this is a significant organic growth opportunity that most are underusing.
The key is consistency. One video per week on a LinkedIn company page — covering different aspects of your service, team, or client outcomes — compounds over time into a genuine authority signal. Most Australian companies post sporadically, which means a business that posts consistently stands out simply by showing up.
Personal Profile vs Company Page: Which to Prioritise?
For most Australian businesses, the answer is both — but sequentially. Build the personal profile first (the founder or principal's LinkedIn), then mirror the best-performing content to the company page. Personal profiles typically have higher organic reach because LinkedIn's algorithm currently favours person-to-person connections over brand broadcasting.
Once your personal profile has an engaged audience, use the company page for more formal content: case studies, product announcements, campaign videos, and industry thought leadership. The company page becomes a credibility anchor that prospects check when evaluating whether to engage with you.
Automating LinkedIn Company Page Video
The biggest practical barrier for Australian businesses is creating enough video content to post weekly. Most companies don't have the internal resources for regular video production, and outsourcing it is expensive.
AI video generation removes this barrier. Post Reel can generate a 25–30 second professional video from any page on your website — your services page, a case study, a blog post — in under five minutes. The AI writes the script, records the video in 9:16 portrait format with professional narration, and uploads it ready to schedule to both your personal LinkedIn and your company page simultaneously.
For a campaign of 10 videos scheduled at 2 per week, this means five weeks of LinkedIn content generated in a single session. The AI ensures each video covers a different angle so the series doesn't feel repetitive.
Best Times to Post on LinkedIn for Australian Audiences
Australian LinkedIn engagement peaks at:
- Tuesday–Thursday, 7am–9am AEST: Pre-work scrolling window. Highest reach for professional content.
- Tuesday–Thursday, 12pm–1pm AEST: Lunch break engagement.
- Wednesday, 5pm–7pm AEST: End-of-day browsing.
Avoid weekends — LinkedIn engagement drops by 60–70% on Saturday and Sunday for Australian audiences. If you're also targeting the US market, adding a Tuesday post timed for 9am EST (12am AEST Wednesday) can significantly increase your US reach without disrupting your AU strategy.
First Comment Strategy for Hashtags
LinkedIn's algorithm gives extra reach to posts where the author adds a first comment shortly after posting. Use this comment to add 5 relevant hashtags — keeping them out of the main post body keeps the content cleaner while still signalling to LinkedIn's topic categorisation system. Post Reel automates this: the AI generates relevant hashtags during video creation and adds them as the first comment automatically when the post publishes.
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