Your saved LinkedIn look and Ampere's new logo

Ampere now saves your company's LinkedIn look in Brand memory and starts later carousels and image posts from it instead of reading your feed every time. You can review it any time and, on paid plans, correct it. Ampere also has a new logo and a redesigned website.

What's new

Your LinkedIn look, saved in Brand memory

• Learned once, then reused. The first time you ask for a LinkedIn carousel or image post, Ampere learns your look from your company page's 15 most recent posts, without asking you anything, and saves it with up to 12 of their images as example posts. That first post takes a few extra minutes. Later carousels and image posts start from the saved look, so they finish sooner.
• Kept current. Three months after your look was learned or last corrected, Ampere relearns it from your latest posts the next time it's needed, and the new look replaces your corrections. If a refresh fails, Ampere uses your earlier look and says so.
• Easy to check. Your LinkedIn look describes your posts' colors, type, imagery, and logo use, and says in plain words how consistent they are and how they compare with your website. When your posts don't share one look yet, new posts follow your website.
• Yours to correct. On paid plans, correct your LinkedIn look item by item: edit its descriptions, edit or remove any of its rules, change which kind of slide an example post shows, or remove an example post. Deleting the look deletes its example posts too. On the Free Plan, you can review your look; changing it comes with paid plans.
• For your whole team. Your LinkedIn look is part of your Organization's Brand memory, so everyone's carousels and image posts start from it. Scheduled tasks that make carousels or image posts start from it too, and learn or refresh it first without asking. On the Free Plan, the carousel and image post tasks share one saved look.

LinkedIn posts that fit your page

• Your logo stays visible. When your logo would blend into your LinkedIn look's background, such as a blue logo on deep blue, carousels now give the first slide a light area for it.
• Hashtags and emoji like yours. LinkedIn text posts now follow your page's habits: about as many hashtags as your recent posts carry, including ones you reuse, such as your company name, and emoji only as often as your own posts use them.

Ampere's new logo and website

• A new logo on the website, the sign-in screens, your browser tab, notification and invitation emails, and the app's sidebar when your Organization hasn't added its own logo.
• A redesigned website. Every public page, including the Help Center and this changelog, has a calmer design with less motion and plainer backgrounds.

Smaller fix

• Print / Save as PDF now shows the small website icons beside a report's sources, which used to print blank.

Why it matters

Your followers know your company's posts at a glance. Now Ampere keeps that look, so carousels and image posts match your feed without re-reading it each time, and your corrections carry into later posts until the look is next refreshed. Text posts that use hashtags and emoji the way your page does read as yours, too.

Where to find it

• Your LinkedIn look: Select Projects in the sidebar, open your Project, and choose Assets. Your look is listed with your other brand assets, and its example posts are under Brand images. Select your look, then Edit to correct it. In a session, open Project settings, then Assets.
• Learn it now: Ask Ampere to learn how your company posts on LinkedIn, or ask for a LinkedIn carousel or image post. On the Free Plan, your first carousel or image post task learns it.
• After a redesign: On paid plans, ask Ampere to refresh your LinkedIn look.
• New sessions: These LinkedIn post changes come with sessions you start after this update, including every scheduled task run from now on. Sessions started earlier keep working as before.