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Add LinkedIn recommendations to WordPress

Bring your LinkedIn recommendations into Kudobox with the link to each one, approve them, and paste two lines into WordPress. A recommendation on LinkedIn works for you on LinkedIn; on your own pages it works where visitors decide, and every card links back to the original.

In three steps

  1. Bring the LinkedIn recommendations across

    A recommendation on your profile, or a post about your work. Both have their own links. Paste the words and that link into Kudobox with the source set to “LinkedIn”. Or select the recommendation on LinkedIn and press the Save to Kudobox bookmark, from your dashboard's tools: the source is chosen for you and the page's address comes with it. A spreadsheet of them uploads in one go, its columns read by their names.

  2. Read, then approve

    Each one is read for risk exactly like a testimonial written to you — a promised result, a figure, somebody's private detail — and waits in Pending until you approve it. The words themselves are never edited.

  3. Paste two lines into WordPress

    A Custom HTML block, anywhere in the page. The widget shows only what you approved, and only what may be shown on a website, and each card says “Originally posted on LinkedIn” with the link to the original.

Where the two lines go in WordPress

Paste these two lines
<script src="https://getkudobox.com/widget/YOUR-SLUG.js" async></script>
<div id="kudobox-wall"></div>

Your slug is in your dashboard, with the tag ready to copy.

  1. Edit the page or post where the testimonials should appear.
  2. Add a block and choose “Custom HTML”.
  3. Paste both lines — the script tag and the div — into it.
  4. Update the page. The block shows the widget on the published page; the editor preview may show nothing, which is normal.

The WordPress guide on its own

About LinkedIn recommendations

A LinkedIn recommendation is written to be public, which makes it one of the easiest to republish honestly.

The LinkedIn import guide on its own

Layouts that suit LinkedIn recommendations

LinkedIn recommendations are read for what they say, so these three lead with the words rather than a score.

WallThe whole set, in cards, as many columns as fit.CarouselA row you push along, with arrows.Pull quoteThe words alone, set large, centred.

All 23, each running live on its own page

What will not happen to them

  • The words will not be edited. Not tidied, not shortened, not improved — by you, by us, or by a model.
  • The source will not be dropped: every card says it was originally posted on LinkedIn, with the link where you gave one.
  • Nothing will be fetched from LinkedIn for you — you are the one who decides each may be republished.
  • Nothing is public until you approve it, and one the reading flagged tells you why before you decide.

LinkedIn recommendations on other builders

WebflowAn Embed element, sized as you like.FramerThe Embed component, set to HTML.SquarespaceA Code block, on the plans that allow custom code.WixThe “Embed HTML” element.CarrdAn Embed element, on the plans that allow code.NotionNotion cannot run a script. Link the wall instead.GhostAn HTML card in the post or page.SubstackNo scripts in a newsletter. Use a testimonial image.

Other reviews on WordPress

Every source, on every builder it belongs on

Put your LinkedIn recommendations on WordPress

Free for up to 15 testimonials, with all 23 layouts and the hosted wall included.

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