Why followers matter on LinkedIn
Every LinkedIn profile and company page shows how many people follow it. For a founder, a consultant or a freelancer, that number is part of the first impression when a prospect checks them before a meeting. For a company page, it reassures candidates and partners that the business is active and known. Followers also see your posts in their feed, so a larger base gives each post a better start.
Profile or company page?
The service works for both. For a personal profile, followers are counted separately from connections: someone can follow you without being connected. If you want to grow your network of first-degree contacts instead, see LinkedIn connections. Company pages only have followers, so this service is the right one.
Choosing a pack
- 100 to 250: for a new company page or a freshly updated profile.
- 500: the most popular pack, a credible base for consultants and start-ups.
- 1,000 to 2,500: for active profiles and pages that publish every week.
Choose Fast, Normal, Gradual or a Custom pace; Gradual looks most natural on LinkedIn.
What we need
The link to your profile (linkedin.com/in/…) or company page (linkedin.com/company/…). For personal profiles, the Follow option should be available to everyone (in your settings, make Follow the primary button or allow followers from everyone). We never ask for your LinkedIn password.
Honest limits
This is a new service in our catalogue. Followers improve credibility; they do not comment on posts or become clients. LinkedIn rewards consistent, useful posting, so pair the order with a regular publishing rhythm. Our 90-day refill guarantee applies.
Before you order
Update the profile or page that new followers will see: a professional photo or logo, a banner, a clear headline, an About section and a few recent posts. On company pages, add the website, industry and size. A polished profile turns the extra credibility into meeting requests and applications.