Creating a Service Page on LinkedIn can help you find more clients for your business, as potential clients can send you requests for your services. When someone sends you a service request, we may send you a notification or email. Learn what steps…

When you offer your services on LinkedIn through a Service Page, potential clients can send you requests for services. Your LinkedIn Service Page admin view is a centralized place to reply to service requests from prospective clients. You can…

When clients send a request for proposal to a specific service provider on LinkedIn, they can choose to send their request to additional similar service providers at the same time. When you offer services on LinkedIn, and if you have a Premium…

When you offer services on LinkedIn, clients can send a request for proposal to a specific provider that matches their request location, category, and language. If you have a Premium Business, Sales Navigator, or Recruiter Lite subscription, you can…

With LinkedIn Service Pages, service providers can offer professional services to LinkedIn members. Certain Service Page features are only available to users with a Premium Business, Sales Navigator, or Recruiter Lite subscription. The following…

LinkedIn Service Pages are free dedicated landing pages that showcase your services and businesses. Related tasks Learn more Freelancers and small business owners who offer a service can create a Service Page. Service Pages are available globally…

Service providers can create a Service Page on LinkedIn. Service Pages are dedicated landing pages that showcase services and businesses to help you find potential clients, and operate on a request and proposal model. Potential clients can contact…

To help you find more clients for your business, you can offer your services on LinkedIn on your Company Page or on your LinkedIn profile. After you set up your services, you can't currently change whether your services are offered on your Company…

To help you find more clients for your business, you can offer your services on LinkedIn on your Company Page or on your LinkedIn profile. After you set up your services, you can't currently change whether your services are offered on your Company…

To help you find more clients for your business, you can offer your services on LinkedIn with a dedicated landing page at no cost to you. Services on LinkedIn operate on a request and proposal model. You can offer services either on your Company…

When your organization offers services on LinkedIn on a Company Page, you can manage the Page’s services through a centralized admin view. From the admin view, super or content admins of the Company Page can reply to service requests from clients…

If you’re looking for a service, you can find service providers on LinkedIn with skills relevant to your project. You can start working with a provider by sending them a request for a proposal, or by completing a questionnaire to match you with…

Open Profile feature allows other LinkedIn members to message you for free, without using InMail messages. To enable this feature, you'll first have to get started as a Service Provider on LinkedIn. After you've started as a Service Provider, you'll…

To stop offering your services on LinkedIn, you’ll need to unpublish your LinkedIn Service Page. Unpublishing your Page will remove it from your profile and members’ feeds and from our service provider directory. Related tasks Learn more To…

As a service provider on LinkedIn, members can request a proposal from you for one of your services. If you receive a request for a proposal that is inappropriate or offensive, you can report it to us. Please only report a request for proposal if it…

As a client of a LinkedIn service provider, you can leave a review on their Service Page about the services you received. Reviews aren't yet available for services provided by a Company Page. You can review the provider if they mark the project as…

Clients of service providers on LinkedIn can leave reviews on a provider’s Service Page. You can share a review that you received as a provider or a review that you wrote as a client. Related tasks Learn more To share a review:  To share a…

LinkedIn Service Pages are dedicated landing pages that showcase your services and businesses. You can offer your services on LinkedIn on your Company Page or on your LinkedIn profile. After you set up your services, you can't currently change…

When you offer services on LinkedIn with your personal profile, you can manage your services using a personal services admin view. From this admin view, you can reply to service requests from clients, update projects that you've submitted a proposal…

Your LinkedIn Service Page admin view is a centralized place for you to manage projects with clients. A project is created in your admin view after you submit a proposal to a service request. You can view projects associated with your submitted…

Once you create a Service Page and start providing services, you can invite up to 20 past clients to write a review about your level of service. Sent invitations can be viewed and withdrawn. Withdrawn invitations don’t count toward your 20 reviews…

When you offer services on LinkedIn, members can leave reviews on your Service Page. By default, all LinkedIn members can see the reviews on your Service Page. While we recommend leaving reviews turned on, you can turn off the reviews feature for…

Service providers can offer their services on LinkedIn by creating LinkedIn Service Pages. You can share a Service Page with your network. Share your own Service Page Share someone else’s Service Page Related tasks Learn more To share your Service…

You can manage review invitations for your LinkedIn Service Page from your admin view. You can view or withdraw review invitations, or message clients whom you’ve invited to review your level of service. Completed reviews will have a Reviewed…

If a provider typically responds within a day of receiving an initial request for proposal from a buyer and/or responds to at least 80% of inquiries, their Service Page will show the note Usually responds within 24 hours and/or x% response rate…

To showcase your level of service to potential new clients, you can ask clients to review your services on LinkedIn. You can request reviews for your services in two ways: sending review invitations and marking projects as complete. Reviews are…

When you send a project request to a service provider on LinkedIn, you can choose to send the request only to that specific provider or to share it with additional providers to increase your chance of receiving a project proposal that meets your…

After you rate and review a LinkedIn service provider, you can edit your review. Providers can’t edit reviews that their clients wrote. Related tasks Delete your LinkedIn service provider review Review a LinkedIn service provider Learn more…

When you offer services on LinkedIn, your Service Page is a dedicated landing page that showcases your services and businesses. You can edit your Service Page at any time. Related tasks Learn more To edit your Service Page: To edit your Service Page…

When you finish work on a project as a LinkedIn service provider, you can close the project. You can either mark the project as complete or archive it: Complete - Project will be moved from the Active tab to the Completed tab. After you…

As a LinkedIn Service Page admin, you can add an image, video, or URL to showcase your services to potential clients. Related tasks Learn more To add media to your Service Page: After you add media, you can edit it by clicking the Pencil icon on…

When you add an image, video, or URL to your LinkedIn Service Page, there are several specifications for images, videos, and URLs that are recommended. Image specifications Images must be at least 1,128 x 376 pixels and formatted as PNG or JPG files…

As a service provider on LinkedIn, potential clients can send you a request for proposal (RFP). Some tips for writing a LinkedIn services proposal in response to a service request include: Related tasks Learn more Reply within 24 hours of…

Before you request a proposal from a LinkedIn service provider, review the criteria below. If your project meets the following guidelines, requesting a proposal is likely a good fit for your needs: If the following descriptions apply to your project…

If you’ve linked your LinkedIn Page with your Service Page, you can choose to unlink them. Unlinking the Pages removes the Service Page button from your LinkedIn Page. Related tasks Learn more To unlink your Service Page from your LinkedIn Page: To…

As a client, you can manage the proposals for the LinkedIn Service Page projects you created through your LinkedIn profile. You’ll also receive mobile app and email notifications when you receive proposals from service professionals. Related tasks…

You can find service providers on LinkedIn with skills relevant to your project. To start working with a provider, you can send them a request for a proposal. If a proposal doesn’t meet LinkedIn's requirements, it might be denied for the following…

At LinkedIn, we want to provide a simple and efficient experience for our members. From time to time, we look at our set of features to evaluate how they're being used by our members. Part of this process sometimes means we decide to eliminate a…

At LinkedIn, we don't tolerate inappropriate activities or behavior such as spam, harassment, scams, and misinformation. We have Professional Community Policies which outline activities that are acceptable on the platform, and what is unacceptable…

You can use the Open for Business feature to find services that other LinkedIn members have advertised. The Open for Business feature can be viewed by visiting a LinkedIn member’s profile. Premium subscribers who have enabled the Open Profile…

You can find service providers on LinkedIn with skills relevant to your projects. Start working with a provider by sending them a request for a proposal (RFP). After you receive proposals, consider the following tips to help you select a provider:…

When you offer and request services with LinkedIn Service Pages, you must follow our User Agreement and our Professional Community Policies. Members should contribute to the community in a constructive manner. Before selecting a service provider, we…