LinkedIn company page or personal profile: where should you post?
Should your business post from its LinkedIn company page or from people’s personal profiles? The honest answer: both, for different jobs.
It’s one of the most common LinkedIn questions. The answer is that each does a different job, and they work best together.
Personal profiles
People connect with people. Posts from founders and team members often feel more personal and tend to get more conversation.
- Best for: opinions, lessons, stories and behind the scenes.
- Builds trust in the people behind the business.
Company pages
Your company page is your official home on LinkedIn. It’s where people go to check you out.
- Best for: announcements, launches, hiring, case studies and company news.
- Builds credibility, and lets you run LinkedIn ads.
How to use both
- Post official updates on the company page, then share them from personal profiles with a personal note.
- Encourage your team to list the company correctly on their profiles.
- Keep the company page complete: logo, banner, description, website and regular posts.
Our take
Start with whichever you can keep up with consistently. For most small businesses, a founder posting regularly plus a well-kept company page is a great combination.