What does it mean when someone finds you via homepage on LinkedIn?

“Found you via Homepage” on Linkedin means someone saw your profile on the Linkedin Homepage (the page you see when you first log in), clicked and then viewed your profile.

Who can view your LinkedIn homepage?

Only you can see your homepage, while your profile shows information about you that you want to share with others. People can see your profile when they connect with you, search your name, or click your name in a post, group, or other area.

How do I attract more views on LinkedIn?

How to Boost Post Views on Linkedin

  1. Create Posts that Resonate with Your Target Audience.
  2. Use Hashtags.
  3. Post Frequently and Consistently.
  4. Provide Complete Information on Your Profile.
  5. Share Posts of Others.
  6. Encourage People in Your Network to Engage with Your Posts.
  7. In the end.

What should you avoid in your LinkedIn profile?

LinkedIn’s Dirty Dozen: 12 LinkedIn Mistakes to Avoid

  1. You’ve made your profile all about you.
  2. Don’t add symbols, words, acronyms, company name in your name field.
  3. No professional headshot.
  4. Having a boring headline and summary.
  5. Not adding social proof to your profile.
  6. Failing to personalize connection requests.

Does LinkedIn notify you when someone searches your name?

No it will not. They may see that they appeared in search, and your name won’t be visible in that notification. You won’t trigger a profile view unless you actually click their profile.

Does LinkedIn notify when you view a profile every time?

Yes, in most cases, LinkedIn will notify the user when you view their profile. In fact, the user can even tell how you found their profile on LinkedIn. If you don’t want people to know you are visiting their profile, you must use the private mode.

What is a good number of LinkedIn views?

In my experience, anything over 1K is good for video views. Go beyond 5K and you’re really doing well. While video view counts might look low at first glance, there are things that these numbers can’t reflect: brand awareness.

Why are my LinkedIn posts not getting views?

Low First-Degree Connections Counts For those who are having a hard time getting their LinkedIn posts seen by the LinkedIn community, this is one of the top reasons. If you have a small first-degree connections list, it’s going to be more challenging to get others beyond your network to view your posts.

Why you should avoid LinkedIn?

Reasons I’m not on LinkedIn:

  • Content Uniformity. I prefer to have greater control over the display of my professional life, such as in the form of a personal website.
  • It’s a Privacy Nightmare. I don’t want to participate in the mass surveillance circus.
  • Comparison Culture.
  • Unfair Premium advantage.

What should your LinkedIn profile include?

The five most important things to include in your LinkedIn…

  1. Professional photo.
  2. Compelling summary.
  3. Summary of industry experience, expertise and education.
  4. List of skills for endorsements.
  5. Strong headline.

How do I stalk someone on LinkedIn without them knowing?

Move your cursor over your profile photo in the top right of the LinkedIn homepage. Click ‘Privacy & Settings,’ select Privacy and then click on ‘Profile viewing options’. From here, you will be able to select ‘Anonymous LinkedIn member’.

How much will my profile views increase if I optimize it?

Here’s what my profile views looked like before I started optimizing my profile: That’s a 300% increase in profile views—meaning 300% more chances for opportunities to land in my inbox. If you’ve ever started thinking about updating your LinkedIn profile and then wondered, “Where do I even start?”

What are the benefits of being more active on LinkedIn?

The more active you are on LinkedIn, the more LinkedIn rewards you. You’ll appear in the search results more often for recruiters, you’ll see notifications from your connections, and you’ll be the first to know about new jobs at companies you’re following.

How effective is LinkedIn for recruiting?

87% of recruiters find LinkedIn most effective when vetting candidates during the hiring process. 85% of jobs are filled via networking—and LinkedIn is the largest professional network. 79% of recruiters and hiring managers have hired a candidate they found on LinkedIn.

What are the benefits of having more readers on LinkedIn posts?

More readers on your posts means more clicks to check out your profile. Again, LinkedIn’s Search algorithm is real time so it’s super easy to rank your posts. Here’s one I just ranked yesterday:

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