Pick a service and a package.
Followers go to a personal profile (/in/) or a company page (/company/); likes and comments go to the post you choose. Delivery is slower than on Instagram, on purpose. No LinkedIn password, one payment per order.
Send followers to whichever page you actually use to publish. Consultants, recruiters and founders usually post from their personal profile, where followers appear under the headline. Brands and startups that post as the company should send them to the company page, where the count shows to candidates, clients and investors.
Reactions and comments go to one specific post, so the checkout asks for the post link. Custom comments let you write what should appear, which works well for announcements and job posts. Keep the numbers in proportion with your network: a post with a few hundred reactions on a profile with 500 connections stands out.
Pick a service and a package.
Type the @ and, for post services, choose the post or video.
Pay once by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your order code appears on screen.
Followers can go to a profile or a company page. Likes and comments go to any public post, including posts published by a page.
There are fewer active members per hour than on Instagram, and a page that jumps overnight looks wrong. Most orders finish in one to five days.
No. Only the public link to the profile, page or post.
No. They raise the numbers visitors see. Leads still come from what you post and who you reach.