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The stunning 85,1m superyacht SOLANDGE is one of the finest vessels currently available for charter and most iconic yachts . The gorgeous interior for SOLANDGE is the result of collaboration between Rodriguez Interiors and Dolker&Voges with using about 50 different marble and granite surfaces and more than 30 alternative woods. Charter guests aboard are greeted by the vast elegant main saloon, boasting two magnificent walls of back-lit amethyst, which is the first thing to notice and feel. The interior of the ultra-luxurious yacht SOLANDGE exudes elegance, luxury and opulence, as you walk through the beautiful wooden floors with borders of honey onyx stone and gold leaf ceilings with Schonbeck chandeliers dripping with amethyst rose quartz crystals.

Tender & Toys

Limo Tender 10 m/ 32’9” Naiad, 2 x Diesel 300hp 7.30 m/ 23’11” Centurion Wake Boat, 1 x Diesel 300hp 6.25 m/ 20’6” Fassmer Rescue Boat, 212hp (Solas approved) 3 x Yamaha WaveRunner VXR VX1800AM 3 x Seabob, F5s Brownie’s Explorer (F285X Third Lung Hookah System 4 Cycle OHV gasoline engine) 2 x Wakeboards 2 x Wake surfboards 2 x Hobie inflatable kayaks 2 x Stand up paddle boards 2 x Towable tubes 1 x Jellyfish net

Gym equipment:

- Abdominal Bench - Elliptical Cross Trainer - Elevation Series 95X Discover SE - G4 Home GYM - Treadmill - Elevation Series 95T Discover SE - Upright Bike - Elevation Series 95C Discover SE - Studio Handweight - Rubber Free Weights 2-24 kg - Other exercise equipment

Characteristics

Full service Beauty Salon

Movie Theatre

Deck Jacuzzi

Satellite TV

Dance Floor

Spa Facilities, Massage room and Hydrotherapy bath

Sauna and Steam Room

Air conditioning, Deck Jacuzzi, Elevator/lift, Gym/exercise equipment, Stabilisers at anchor, Stabilisers underway, WiFi connection on board.

Gaming Console in cinema and main salon

Studio Evolution Karaoke system on top deck forward and main deck salon

Accommodation

1 x Master suite with his & hers bathrooms 1 x full beam VIP double suite that can convert to 2x separate double cabins each with en suite bathrooms 4 x double cabins (2 can convert to twins) with ensuite bathrooms 1 x double staff cabin/guest office with shower room

Builder: Lürssen Yachts

Interior: rodriguez interiors, exterior: espen oeino, loa: 279'2" (85.1 m), beam: 45'3" (13.8 m), draft: 12'8" (3.9m), construction: steel, max speed: 17.5 kts, staterooms: 8, owner & guests: 12, © copyright 2024 - all rights reserved, terms of availability & site use, photography: jim raycroft | quinn bisset, site design & development : gatman media, non- u.s. flagged vessels not available for sale or charter to u.s. residents while in u.s. waters..

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Elevator lift from tank deck to bridge deck WiFi Gymnasium Approved RYA watersports center 2 deck jacuzzis 11 meter Fjord tender with 2 300 horsepower diesel engines 10 meter Naiad tender with 2 300 horsepower diesel engines 7.4 meter Centurion wake boat tender with 300 horsepower diesel engine 3 Yamaha VXR VX1800AM Waverunners Yamaha Super Jet SJ700BM Stand Up Jet Ski 2.8 meter Narwhal Jet Boat 0100580 Sea Jet with Yamaha 110 horsepower engine 3 F5 SeaBobs 5 Wakeboards 4 Wake Surfboards 3 Hobie Inflatable Kayaks 6 Stand Up Paddleboards SUP's Brownie's Explorer F285X Third Lung Hookah System with 4 cycle OHV gasoline engine 5 Towable Tubes Jellyfish Net Dive resort certified SCUBA diving facility RDT Unit Advanced medical equipment - Remote diagnostic telemedicine 6.3 meter Fassmer Rescue Boat with 212 horsepower engine - SOLAS approved Office Media Center Kaleidescape M700 Blu-Ray Kmusic Players Music on Demand Mac mini Apple TV's with Airplay to all guest areas Sky TV boxes access European TV, Direct TV United States TV, Kartina IPTV Russian TV Crestron SeaTel 6006 TVRO system for TV reception iPad and iPod docking and charging stations throughout Apple airplay throughout Sim 2 projector External cinema screen Russian Karaoke system Jacuzzi on owner's deck Jacuzzi on sun deck Swimming pool with water jet (5.5 meter 18 foot long x 2.5 meters or 8.2 feet wide) Barbecue grill on sundeck Bike Elliptical trainer in gym Multi-trainer in gymnasium Treadmill Fully-equipped gym with sliding doors Sauna and spa wellness area with massage room, hydrotherapy bath, hammam, and full-service beauty salon Beach club with day head, shower, and sauna Sundeck that transforms into outdoor cinema or party venue by night has DJ booth, karaoke, and lighting system. Sun deck jacuzzi converts to a floating dance floor Yacht is a certified RYA Instructor SCUBA Dive School Certified RYA SCUBA Instructor on board

PRESENTING MOTORYACHT SOLANDGE

Welcome aboard the impressive 85.10-meter Lurssen yacht SOLANDGE.  She represents the very latest in high-end luxury cruising.  Her owner upgraded from a 63-meter Lürssen. A team of architects and designers take great care to capture the owner’s requirements. In specific, of a yacht with great volume and a sleek, elegant hull.  A seasoned crew ensures that every guest enjoys the ultimate superyacht experience.

BUSINESS AND PLEASURE

The owner created a dream team.  This team exists of designers who emboded his vision of a familial AND commercial vessel.  A large family can enjoy an intimate vacation on this yacht.  Just as easily, corporate clients host business functions and cocktail parties as part of  Cannes Film festival yacht charters .

Richard Masters was brought in to serve as the owner’s project manager and to coordinate the efforts of famous exterior designer Espen Oeino, celebrity interior designer Aileen Rodriguez, and the project team of shipbuilder Lürssen.  Oeino is credited with creating the yacht’s harmonious proportions, which he effortlessly hides under a dark blue hull.  Rodriguez’s interior offers classical touches within the constraints of a contemporary backdrop.  Her mixing of rare natural materials gives the yacht its signature look and luxurious style.

Lürssen  – A Name Synonymous With Custom Built Superyachts

Entering through the main entrance, attention is immediately fixated on golden lighted art-piece named the “Tree of Life.” Over 1,200 dazzling points of light illuminate the 15 meter tall sculpture that covers the entire height from the tank deck up to the bridge deck and is surrounded by the stainless steel and leather floating staircase.

From the main entrance foyer, guests can transverse the multiple decks by way of the impressive staircase encompassed by an antique Venetian mirror, or by the adjacent elevator, accessible to all decks from the tank deck to the bridge. Aft of the foyer, guests pass into the main salon. Designed to capture the style and elegance of the owner’s lifestyle, the main salon features a formal dining table with seating for twelve guests and a bar with curved artwork glass panels and purple upholstered fabric panels that match the amethyst stone top. Back-lit amethyst walls flank the room which features a Bechstein piano on one side and a Venetian mirror and console on the other. This is an enormous room, but comfortable couches and chairs arranged in conversation areas create a feeling of calm and intimacy rarely seen in such large spaces.

GUEST SUITES

While most yachts feature cabins on a lower deck, forward of the foyer is a guest office and five guest suites, including a large VIP suite. The VIP space can convert into two cabins rather than one large suite.  The ultimate layout in terms of family or corporate accommodation flexibility, the VIP and two guest suites feature double beds, while the other two guest suites feature twin beds convertible into king-size beds.

THE OWNERS SUITE

The owners’ suite rivals those found in the finest resorts.  Amenities include large windows for spectacular 180 degree panoramic views, a private study, a fireplace, and his-and-hers bathrooms and personal dressing rooms. Two side doors provide access to a  private outdoor deck with intimate seating and a private infiniti-style Jacuzzi.

Other interior areas include a cozy upper deck (sky) lounge, a cinema room on the tank deck, and a day spa on the bridge deck. The spa boasts a massage room, as well as a hammam, a beauty salon, sauna, steam room, shower, gym and special hydrotherapy tub room for exclusive treatments.

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The yacht has both outdoor recreation and relaxation areas. These include a massive aft deck with a large table for up to 14 guests and a smaller table for six guests.  The sides of the aft deck close with glass panels. These suppress any poor weather conditions.  The aft deck also boasts a large seating area for relaxation. It has sun protection via triangular awnings.

ADDITIONAL AREAS AFT

The outside aft deck also features a large 6-meter pool with a jet flow for resistance swimming.  Sunbeds surround the pool. In addition, seating areas and a bar exist.  Stairways lead to the top deck. This deck functions as a sundeck by day.  Conversely, a party deck at night. The top deck features a Jacuzzi. Lounges, a bar, and 2 televisions surround the tub.  At night, the Jacuzzi turns into a dance floor.  A DJ console and colored party lights make this deck the perfect place to celebrate.

For relaxation closer to the water, there is a beach club area. It has many features. For instance, a day head, full shower, sauna, and pantry for drinks and snacks. The hydraulic stern door opens flush to the water’s edge.  It serves as a sunning platform. In addition, a place to board the tenders or waverunners.

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Her build keeps with the goal of sustainability and eco-friendly operations.  The superyacht is fully compliant with current IMO air pollution guidelines.  Low emissions via HUG particle filters and soot burners attach to the exhaust system.   The system provides excellent fuel efficiency.  Heat is directly generated by burning spare fuel.  Hence, demanding less generator capacity.

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By Web Admin | 23rd Jul 2014

Review of the highly acclaimed Lürssen superyacht SOLANDGE which, since her launch in 2013, has become one of the world’s most impressive luxury charter yachts.

Born from a desire to create something truly special, the 85m/279’ superyacht SOLANDGE represents an Owner’s vision realised in spectacular form, evoking an endless stream of superlatives from all that see her.

Built under the name of ‘Project Nikki’, the highly anticipated superyacht SOLANDGE was delivered to her Owner’s in October 2013 as one of the world’s largest yachts. Lürssen were an obvious choice for her Owner’s, having previously owned a 63m/207’7 built by the shipyard that they had bought and refitted, giving them solid experience of both the industry and the charter market. After signing a contract in 2007 for a slot that would not become available until 2010, they were given the luxury of time to grow, refine and perfect their ideas to what would make an exceptional vessel. SOLANDGE would be a superyacht that offered pleasure and efficiency in equal measure, something that could encompass the lifestyle of yachting while being engineered for self-sufficiency during extended voyages on the high seas.

SOLANDGE would be a superyacht that offered pleasure and efficiency in equal measure, something that could encompass the lifestyle of yachting while being engineered for self-sufficiency during extended voyages on the high seas.

To do this, a team of the industry’s best known names would be assembled, to include project manager Richard Masters, exterior designer Espen Oeino and interior designer Aileen Rodriguez. Masters was a permanent on-site fixture throughout the process and the Owner’s already established crew were brought into the build team to give input from their individual expertise. Renowned for exceptional organisation and meticulous attention to detail that only comes with experience, Lürssen were also able to adopt specific design specifications from other yachts to add to SOLANDGE’s design to ensure success overall. The folding and lowering stern stairs, an adaptation of those developed for use on motor yacht QUATTROELLE are a good example of this. 

Exterior SOLANDGE is nearly 20 meters longer and one meter wider than her predecessor so her basic design model was based on a modern 80m hull and engineering platform similar to that of PHEONIX 2 , ACE and QUATTROELLE. Her epic proportions however have been expertly arranged by Oeino into a collection of comfortable, multi-functional living areas for guests to relax and spend time together along with a vast selection of facilities that include bars, buffets, dining areas, a pool and two hot tubs. These expansive spaces are encased by fluid lines and soft, voluminous shapes combined with dynamic edges to create something modern and energetic while the white line that cuts through her dark blue hull emphasizes the feeling strength.

Interior On completion, Lürssen described SOLANDGE as ultimately ‘having what it takes to become an iconic yacht on the charter market’. It is clear that great lengths were gone to throughout her build to create a vessel that could compete with the best yachts on the market. This attention to detail is beautifully exhibited in her interior styling, where materials such as 49 different marble and granite surfaces and 33 alternative woods have been brought together in a fusion of quality and exclusivity.

Having already established a relationship with the Owner’s when working on the refit of their previous yacht as well as on the family residences, Aileen Rodriguez was able to produce a style and use of spaces based on a proven understanding of what the client needed.

The lighted sculpture contains more than 1,200 points of light which act as tropical rain drops bringing coloured glass flowers to life.

Main Deck SOLANDGE’s interior is full to the brim with unique and intricate design features and upon entering her main deck foyer, guests are greeted by her most central and spectacular element. The beautiful dark wood and onyx inlay flooring gives way to a magnificent sculpture, known on board as the ‘Tree of Life’, that runs the full 16m height from the tank deck up to the bridge deck. The lighted sculpture contains more than 1,200 points of light which act as tropical rain drops bringing coloured glass flowers to bloom. This is encircled by a floating staircase which is in turn encompassed by an antique Venetian mirror and edge-lit, hand-carved art glass in addition to an all-access elevator clad in custom leather panels in a variation of colours and textures.

Main Salon Moving aft of the foyer you are given direct access into the 172 square metre main salon featuring two striking floor-to-ceiling panels of LED backlit amethyst quartz. Unlike many yachts in this size range, the salon offers one large living area to include a centrally placed dining table. This stunning piece of furniture, intricately constructed with burl inlays and adorned with semi-precious stones, Mother of Pearl and gold leaf sits majestically underneath three amethyst and rose quartz chandeliers which together ensure the area is no less formal than that of a dedicated room.

Forward of the dining table is a comfortable seating area surrounding a stylish fireplace and discreetly placed large television screen. Further aft, there is an additional seating and conversational opposite a stunning curved bar formed of art glass and panels of purple fabric that match the amethyst stone top patched with crystal glass. Rodriguez has successfully communicated decorative, luxurious details into a stylish and modern framework in the interior styling, describing it as ‘classical touches with a contemporary backdrop, making it a transitional interior’. The fabrics and furniture upholstery blends perfectly with the precious materials, with varying tones of purple and gold creating an opulent yet not overpowering ambience.

VIP Stateroom With its ample proportions and gentle feeling of understated opulence, the VIP stateroom could easily be mistaken for the master suite. Large windows and high ceilings create a sense of space while the intricate woodwork, soft lighting and colour palette of green and gold hues ensure an atmosphere of warmth.

Staterooms Aft of the main foyer are SOLANDGE’s five guest staterooms and guest office, a location that was specifically requested by her Owner prior to the design. The cabins were designed to offer flexible accommodation and the huge VIP stateroom can be transformed into two separate cabins when required.

Master Deck Occupying half of the upper deck is the yacht’s spectacular dedicated Owner’s area, comprising an apartment with a private office, his and hers dressing rooms and bathrooms, all encased by 180 degree windows that offer views out over the outdoor seating and private spa pool. Here, Rodriguez has created a completely personalised space featuring carefully hand-picked pieces of furniture with Murano works picked directly from the artists’ workshop in Venice. 14 hand-carved, back-lit glazed columns line the walls between the windows, each presenting a series of botanical scenes. The atmosphere is warm and inviting and the his and hers bathrooms have been designed with just as much attention as the stateroom, incorporating exquisite rose quartz counter tops and exotic stone, wood, glass, gold leaf and mother of pearl ceiling inserts.

Skylounge In the sumptuous upper deck lounge, the Owner’s and the designer’s love for colour and creativity has been showcased using a warm, earthy palette against luxe metallic accents. A myriad of textures, tones and bronze details in the bookcases and picture frames have been used, all set below a spectacular three-tonne crystal glass and bronze dome.

Aft Deck Leading out from the upper deck lounge games table are floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open out onto SOLANDGE’s expansive and versatile aft deck. The functionality of her outdoor spaces was an integral part of Espen Oeino’s directive, commenting that: ‘The large exterior living spaces reflect the current trend for outdoor decks that mirror all the interior functions for guest living. Arranging spaces to lounge, eat, drink and play becomes a major factor. The outdoor furniture on SOLANDGE is complex and incorporates edge lighting features that allow entertainment to be spontaneous.’

Here there is a large, comfortable seating area which can be protected from the elements by glass panels that line the aft deck while triangular awnings fixed on carbon-fibre poles provide shade from the sun. The aft deck also houses one of the pools on board, all of which are mosaic-clad infinity tubs mounted above deck level, this one being a 6m jet flow surrounded by comfortable sun beds, seating areas and a bar.

Aft of the bridge deck, guests can indulge in a spa facility akin to that of a high-end luxury spa, offering a steam room, large sauna, massage room and beauty salon connecting to the gym and outdoor swimming pool. A colour-shifting glass-bubble provides ambience and privacy for the massage suite – all creating a full-equipped resort complex standard. 

Sundeck A stairway from the upper decks leads to her fantastic sundeck. By day, this area is ideal for relaxation in the sun on the sunpads or the U-shaped seating placed under draped tent material. 

There is a stunning centrally placed horseshoe shaped bar with a gold mosaic finish, while tucked away to starboard is a romantic bed-sized platform piled high with cushions, the perfect spot to stargaze on a clear evening.

Beach Club For more casual daytime activities, SOLADNGE’s huge aft swim platform offers a relaxed beach club atmosphere where guests can enjoy the cool breeze and connection to the water. There is a full shower and sauna here as well as a pantry for crew to conveniently prepare drinks and snacks. It also provides easy access to the yacht’s artillery of toys and tenders that include a NAIAD Inflatable Rib Centre Console Tender (10.5 metres) and one Centurion Enzo Wake Boarding Tender (7.32 metres), both of which can also be launched sideways through the shell doors.

After the sun goes down, this entire deck can be transformed into a fully-fledged entertainment hub.

After the sun goes down, this entire deck can be transformed into a fully-fledged entertainment hub. Glass Perspex covers the Jacuzzi to create a dance floor and twinkling lights illuminate the deck around the specially built DJ booth with large screen for music videos or game viewing. Treated water for both the pool on the bridge and the Jacuzzi on the top deck is stored in separate holding tanks with individual temperatures so that the pool and the Jacuzzi are ready for use at short notice.

Crew Crew comfort while cruising was very important to the Owner during the design process. The 11, which include a pair of sisters and a father and son team charter crew on board joined SOLANDGE together with their Captain Ainsworth from the family’s previous yacht. She is the first Lürssen with crew passage access from both levels of the engine room to increase efficiency and eliminate traffic jams and crew pathways throughout are wide and well-appointed to accommodate handfuls of supplies and loads of laundry. There is also a separate crew lift which makes it possible to transfer goods, people and even wine from the yachts 500 bottle cellar in the tank deck.

Every aspect of the design and finish of SOLANDGE has evidently been given the time and respect that a superyacht of this calibre requires. Each area has a purpose and every detail has a meaning which not only ensures something special for the Owner but also an experience like no other for those lucky enough to charter her. 

Lürssen described SOLANDGE as ultimately ‘having what it takes to become an iconic yacht on the charter market’.

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‘Solandge’ is a 2013-built superyacht from the Lürssen Shipyard in Germany. Her length is 279.20ft /85.1m, and she is among the largest and most luxurious yachts.

Award-winning and a firm favourite among her guests, SOLANDGE has developed a significant reputation as one of the leading superyachts available for charter. The very pinnacle of luxury, she partners opulent design with modern amenities in a truly unique manner.

She sleeps up to 12 guests in seven exceptional staterooms, including a panoramic master deck featuring 180 degree windows. Each cabin is well appointed and offers the ideal place to rest after a long day of exploration. The designers have chosen furnishings that bring style and comfort, while the overall finish will also exceed expectation.

On the bridge deck there is a fully-equipped health spa comprising of a spacious massage room, sauna, and a gymnasium leading out onto a glass-edged plunge pool. You’ll also benefit from fully-trained experienced crew members to pamper guests with an array of treatments.

She has a cruising speed of 14 knots, a maximum speed of 18 knots and a range of 6000nm from 220000litre fuel tanks, her performance is unrivalled and unquestioned.

There’s a feel of opulence and style, and you will be able to entertain friends and family in style.

This impressive yacht comes complete with a modern stabilization system to reduce roll motion even during rough seas, and the yacht also has ‘at anchor stabilizers’ to keep things smooth even at anchor/zero speed.

A Jacuzzi on deck is just perfect for relaxing with friends and family, while taking in the breath-taking scenery after a long day of exploration.

Wi-Fi connection is available throughout, so you’ll be able to stay connected while you’re away, great for business, checking emails or sharing your experience on social media.

A gym onboard, equipped with the latest exercise equipment, means you’ll be able to work out at sea.

Air conditioning keeps conditions comfortable throughout the cabins, even on the hottest of days or nights.

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The stunning 85,1m superyacht SOLANDGE is one of the finest vessels currently available for charter and is one of the world’s largest and most iconic yachts.

The gorgeous interior for SOLANDGE is the result of collaboration between Rodriguez Interiors and Dolker & Voges with using about 50 different marble and granite surfaces and more than 30 alternative woods.

Charter guests aboard are greeted by the vast elegant main saloon, boasting two magnificent walls of back-lit amethyst, which is the first thing to notice and feel. The interior of the ultra-luxurious yacht SOLANDGE exudes elegance, luxury and opulence, as you walk through the beautiful wooden floors with borders of honey onyx stone and gold leaf ceilings with Schonbeck chandeliers dripping with amethyst rose quartz crystals.

Motor yacht SOLANDGE sleeps 12 guests in eight exceptional staterooms and has a large individualised owners’ deck and suite. Additional guest rooms include a VIP suite which can be converted into two spacious cabins and a further two doubles and two twin cabins. SOLANDGE is easily able to accommodate a large gathering of guests for entertainment and parties as well as sleeping overnight in ensuite cabins in style and comfort. The vessel’s numerous crew of 29 sleep in 15 crew cabins.

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In addition to state-of-the-art audio visual and communication systems on board, SOLANDGE also features an ultra-modern zero speed stabilization system which reduces roll motion effect and results in a smoother more enjoyable cruising experience. With a cruising speed of 14 knots, a maximum speed of 18 knots and a range of 6,000 nm from her 220,000 litre fuel tanks, SOLANDGE is the perfect combination of performance and luxury.

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• Individually designed staterooms
• Private Owner’s deck
• Swimming pool & two jacuzzis
• Onboard Spa with Hammam, Chromotherapy, Sauna and Massage room
• Dance Floor with DJ Station
• Fully equipped gym
• Cinema theater

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Main Engines: 2x 2,660hp Caterpillar 3516C (2,000 kW @ 1,600 rpm) Generators: 3x CAT C18 DITA / 1x 570 KVA @ 1,500 rpm / 2x 440 KVA @ 1,500 rpm Emergency Generator 1x MAN D2866 LXE20

M/Y SOLANDGE is a magnificent 85.1m Lurssen motor yacht built in 2013 and refitted in 2020, available for charter with Arthaud Yachting. This stunning vessel offers a unique and utterly luxurious charter experience with its bespoke services and tailor-made itineraries, all provided by an experienced 34-member crew, including an on-board concierge.

SOLANDGE is the perfect choice for those seeking a truly unforgettable holiday, as it provides a comfortable and luxurious environment where everything is possible. Its 8 spacious cabins, including double and convertible, can accommodate up to 12 guests and offer a one-of-a-kind experience, with amenities such as an 8m+ tender boat, a day boat, air conditioning, a gym, a jacuzzi, a jelly fish swimming pool, jetskis, a massage room, paddle boards, a sauna, seabobs, snorkeling gear, a sound system, stabilisers at anchor and underway, a swimming pool, television, a tender, towable water toys, wakeboards, waterskis, and wifi.

For water activities, M/Y SOLANDGE offers all the necessary equipment, as well as a wide range of water sports, such as fishing, donuts, kayaking, and wakeboarding. The yacht also includes communication systems for any emergency.

When it comes to cruising areas, M/Y SOLANDGE is available for charter in the Middle East/Arabia during winter and the Mediterranean in summer, including Corsica-Sardinia, Croatia, East Mediterranean, French Riviera, Greece, Italy & Sicily, Spain & Balearics, and Turkey.

If you’re looking for an exclusive and luxurious charter experience, M/Y SOLANDGE is the perfect choice for you. Don’t hesitate to contact Arthaud Yachting for more information and to make your dream vacation come true.

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Superyachts on film are not uncommon: The Bond series is famous for its fast cars and sleek luxury yachts, while recent Netflix film Murder Mystery was filmed aboard 60m/198ft motor yacht SARASTAR , but M/Y SOLANDGE has brought new heights of glamour to the small screen as the notable backdrop in Season Two of hit TV series Succession .

SOLANDGE top deck – star of the HBO TV series Succession

The comedy-drama centres around the Roy family as patriarchal figure Logan Roy, who owns and controls a worldwide media conglomerate, declines in health and his children are sized up for taking his place as head of the empire.

Mega yacht SOLANDGE

SOLANDGE is a yacht worthy of a media mogul, boasting an enormous amount of onboard amenities, a supply of water toys just as large and exquisite living areas from the beach-club to the bedrooms. She was refitted in 2019 to have her looking better than ever, and she’s available for charter throughout the year.

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Construction.

Luxury yacht SOLANDGE measures 85.1m/279.2ft and was launched from the Lurssen shipyard in Germany in 2013 before going on to win the Exterior Design category at the Monaco Yacht Show Awards 2014 , as well as making it to the finals at three other awards shows that same year. Her exterior styling is the work of renowned designer Espen Oeino , while the interiors from Rodriguez Interiors transport guests to a more elegant age using classical styling, golden accents and detailed patterns of Eastern origin.

Impeccable service by the professional and highly trained crew is offered at all times

Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, she provides an excellent balance between stability and power, reaching a top speed of 17.5 knots.

Logan Roy (Brian Cox) on the top deck of the yacht.Photograph by Graeme Hunter / HBO

Accommodation

The lavish on board accommodation provides for up to 12 guests in a choice of eight en-suite cabins: 1 Master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, 3 double cabins, 2 double cabins convertible to twins and 1 twin cabin.

Master suite offering the utmost in luxury and unprecedented views

The majority of the guest accommodation is placed on the main deck, where the elevated position provides better views and more natural light into the spacious and light interiors. Each has a classical appearance using light coloured wood and inlays in mother of pearl, and a subtle Middle Eastern motif in the patterns.

Master stateroom with a private deck area

The guest companionway is unique in offering hot and refrigerated drinks as well as snacks so that guests can get what they desire late at night without needing to call the crew.

Owner’s bathroom – Photo by Klaus Jordan

The Owner’s suite is a part of its own dedicated deck, which includes an office and separate his-and-hers dressing rooms and bathrooms. There is a salon more casual in appearance the opulent main deck lounge, and the bedroom itself contains hand-made Italian furniture and a stunning chandelier above the central bed. Its forward position overlooks the bow through 180-degree windows, where there is a private spa pool.

One of the best spots to enjoy the views while relaxing in the Jacuzzi

There are also 15 cabins to accommodate a professional and highly skilled crew of 29, ensuring that guests are treated to a truly indulgent experience while on board, from health and beauty treatments in the spa massage room to Scuba diving deep underwater.

Season 2 finale of Succession filmed on board Mega Yacht Solandge – Photo © HBO

Day or night, guests will be tempted outside to live under the Mediterranean sky by the choice of sumptuous seating designed for cocktail evenings while dockside or roaring parties away from the city lights. The sweeping central staircase from the lower deck to the main deck aft makes a statement by itself and is a great opportunity for a photo-shoot before heading in to view the splendour within.

Close up of the aft decks

Sunbeds, a swimming pool and stern-side seating only partially fill the spaces across each deck, leaving plenty of room for dancing the night away or yoga in the fresh morning air.

The contra-flow swimming pool

M/Y SOLANDGE can accommodate hundreds of guests for dockside events, who have plenty of choice when it comes to refreshments from the wet bars. On the Owner’s deck and the sundeck, where a forward Jacuzzi lets you wallow under the stars. The Owner has a private Jacuzzi and sunpads on the foredeck that’s perfect for lazy afternoons after a big celebration or nightcaps and stargazing before bed.

Aft deck sunbathing

The exceptional decor by Rodriguez Interiors is what has given luxury yacht SOLANDGE her character and was no doubt a deciding factor in selecting her over many other options for the superyacht in Succession: Opulence is around every corner and guests ascending the main deck aft staircase will be awestruck by the extravagant main salon where golden tones in the furnishings and light fixtures are contrasted by cool blues in the surrounding wall panelling.

Ultra-luxurious interiors with amazing attention to detail and carefully selected materials and furnishings

The Owner’s salon meanwhile has a comfortable lounge setting in front of a widescreen TV, a fireplace with armchairs and a games table for entertaining small groups on cosy nights indoors.

The most impressive of all however is the Tree of Life at the centre of the stairwell, which stretches from the lower deck all the way up to the sundeck.

Central staircase – a true work of art

Special Features

Motor yacht SOLANDGE is expensive for a reason: She lavishes upon her guests almost every modern convenience conceivable. The beach club alone contains a DJ station, a dance floor hiding a spa pool beneath, and a golden bar with 14 matching stools. Across the decks there is also a massage room and hair salon, an indoor cinema, a sauna, steam room and gym plus a helipad for getting to and from the airport in style.

Amazing beach club with shower

Water Toys and Equipment

There is an extensive collection of water toys on board to suit all ages, interests and fitness levels, and with status as an Approved RYA Water Sports Centre and a Certified PADI dive centre, guests have the opportunity to earn a jet ski and Scuba diving license during their time on board. The collection contains:

• 6 x Paddleboards
• 5 x wakeboards
• 3 x Yamaha Waverunners (2 pax)
• 3 x Seabobs (F5 model)
• 3 x inflatable kayaks
• 2 x surf boards
• 1 x Jet ski
• fishing gear
• snorkelling equipment
• Scuba diving equipment, and

Beach club set up for easy access to the toys and water

There is also a well-equipped gym and the swimming pool onboard provide guests with additional options to wear off energy during a cruise.

Charter Locations

Luxury yacht SOLANDGE is available for charter throughout the Mediterranean, from the Balearic Islands of Spain to the ancient majesty of Antalya, Turkey. The summer season is when she is most in-demand and she is most coveted for events such as the Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix. Christmas and the New Year are also popular times for charter yachts and it is advisable to book ahead to secure her for your own special occasion.

The yacht has an amazing amount of deck space and areas to unwind and relax

Charter Price

As of winter 2019, luxury yacht  SOLANDGE is available for charter from $1,000,000 USD (€1,136,000)* per week plus expenses such as food, drinks, fuel and taxes. (*the price at the time of publication, please contact CharterWorld for up to date rates and information)

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The 7 staterooms are spread between main and lower decks. The full-beam Master stateroom, with his-and-hers ensuite, is extremely spacious and is located forward on the main deck. On the lower deck, two double cabins and two twins, all ensuite, plus two single staterooms with a shared shower room are found. Each of the staterooms boasts a different colour scheme, and all of the ensuites are finished in cream marble.

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Built in BBQ grill, fridge and wet bar right at cockpit, great for entertaining. There is also huge sunbathing pad over the fore deck, ideal for enjoying a great sunbath with a sea breeze. While cruising over the water, she is fast and smooth.

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The 7 staterooms are spread between main and lower decks. The full-beam Master stateroom, with his-and-hers ensuite, is extremely spacious and is located forward on the main deck. On the lower deck, two double cabins and two twins, all ensuite, plus two single staterooms with a shared shower room are found. Each of the staterooms boasts a different colour scheme, and all of the ensuites are finished in cream marble.

• Classic motor yacht with a timeless design
• Rebuilt in 2004, refitted in 2018 and 2020
• Transatlantic and Transpacific ranges
• Expansive outdoor spaces across three decks
• Sun deck Jacuzzi offering sweeping views
• Multiple lounge spaces
• At-anchor stabilisers
• Brand-new navigational and communication systems
• Recently upgraded entertainment equipment in the Master cabin, main salon, sky lounge and TV room

Built in BBQ grill, fridge and wet bar right at cockpit, great for entertaining. There is also huge sunbathing pad over the fore deck, ideal for enjoying a great sunbath with a sea breeze. While cruising over the water, she is fast and smooth.

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SOLANDGE Yacht – Incredible $150M Superyacht

The SOLANDGE is an 85m superyacht that Lurssen Shipyard built in Germany.

Featuring an exterior design from Espen Øino International and interior design from Rodriguez Interiors and Dolker & Voges, SOLANDGE was delivered in 2013.

SOLANDGE yacht interior

The lavish interior of the SOLANDGE yacht was designed in collaboration by  Rodriguez Interiors  and  Dolker & Voges . Classic elegance and a dash of luxury define the interior of the superyacht, with marble, granite, and alternative wood features.

There is accommodation for 12 guests across seven staterooms. The master deck features a panoramic view with 180-degree windows. Additional accommodation includes a VIP room, two doubles, and two twin cabins.

The sundeck of SOLANDGE features a DJ booth and dance floor. The traditional beach club is the perfect spot for guests to enjoy the water and includes a large rainforest-style shower.

The tender garage features an advanced system that can tell guests the temperature of the water and the speed of the winds. This helps guests choose between diving in for a swim or kayaking easy.

A fully equipped health spa with a massage room, sauna, and gym leading to a glass-edged pool is on board. The yacht also features two jacuzzis and numerous other areas perfect for guests to socialize together.

The garage is filled with water toys for guests to enjoy, such as jet skis, scuba equipment, kayaks, and fishing equipment.

Guests can also enjoy a large movie theatre, a vast main salon with a bar, and a games room.

There is accommodation for 29 crew members onboard to ensure a luxury experience for guests.

Luxury designer Espen Øino International penned the exterior of the SOLANDGE yacht. The exterior features harmonious lines and has a balanced proportion that encases the versatile and spacious areas of the yacht.

She was built by Lurssen in their shipyard in Germany and delivered in 2013 to the owners.

She is one of the largest and most luxurious charter yachts in the world. She underwent a major refit in 2019. Her hull is steel with an aluminum superstructure and a teak deck.

Specifications

The 85.1m superyacht has a beam of 13.8m with a draft of 3.9m. The SOLANDGE yacht has a volume of 2899 gross tons. She has a range of 6000 nautical miles with a cruising speed of 15 knots.

Her two Caterpillar engines give her a maximum speed of 17 knots. The $150 million yacht has an annual running cost of $15 million. 

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One of the benefits of LinkedIn is that it gives prospective employers and professional connections a synopsis of your credentials. Viewing a LinkedIn profile is a quick and easy way to get insight into someone's career history.

You can create a custom LinkedIn URL to add to your resume, email signature, and anywhere else you'd like to market your credentials. Hiring managers will be able to easily access your LinkedIn profile and see recommendations and skill endorsements from your colleagues, clients, and managers.

Get advice on how to include your LinkedIn URL on your resume, create a custom URL, and make your profile stand out to employers.

Spiff Up LinkedIn Before You Add a Link to Your Resume 

You want your LinkedIn profile to be polished and robust. If your profile simply restates the same information that's included on your resume, it won't improve your chances of getting an interview.

A less-than-compelling LinkedIn could even hurt your candidacy. No one likes to feel that they've wasted a click, and hiring managers may assume that your sparse profile is an accurate picture of your qualifications.

Prospective employers can visit LinkedIn to learn more about you and your skills and credentials.

Here's what to include on your LinkedIn profile and how to give it a makeover, if it needs one.

Add a Summary

Along with listing your work experience, be sure to add a summary section to your profile. This is similar to a  resume summary statement ; it allows you to highlight your greatest strengths and work experience.

You can write your summary in the first person; this is an opportunity to be authentic and show a bit of personality.

Write a Headline

Be sure to write a headline at the top of your profile—this is like a  resume headline , which is a short phrase that summarizes who you are as a professional.

One element of a LinkedIn profile that makes it different from a resume is that people can give you recommendations.

Request Recommendations

LinkedIn recommendations are written references supporting your work. Job seekers should include a  variety of recommendations  with their profile to show that others respect the quality of their work. 

You can request these recommendations from clients, colleagues, professors, coaches, fellow volunteers, and subordinates as well as people who have supervised your work.

Include Skills

Skill endorsements are a way for your connections to verify that you have the skills and qualifications that hiring managers seek. LinkedIn does not provide a way to request skill endorsements, but you can encourage your connections to offer them by endorsing their skills first.

Add Samples

LinkedIn allows members to showcase samples of their work in the featured section of their profile. Incorporate writing samples, design samples, slide presentations, spreadsheets, websites, and other examples of your work. Include any information that demonstrates your skills. Of course, avoid sharing any proprietary information that would be damaging to your employer.

Creating a distinctive LinkedIn profile URL can help you to convey a strong brand as you network and job search. Unless you create a custom URL, LinkedIn will assign a URL that typically contains your name as well as some numbers and letters. It's much better to create your own short version for employers and connections to click on.

Here are options for creating an easy-to-remember URL.

Use Your Name

A custom URL can be as simple as just your name, which will be more memorable to prospective employers and networking contacts. If your name is taken, consider adding your middle initial or middle name to the URL.

Use a Phrase or Label

Another approach to customization is to include a phrase or label that might get picked up by search engines more readily. For example, someone who wants to establish an identity as a quantitative analyst might include "quantguy[name]" in their URL.

Here's how to customize your LinkedIn profile URL:

• When you are logged in to LinkedIn, click on your own profile page. Then, click on the "Edit public profile & URL" link on the upper right corner of the page.
• On the right side of your public profile page, you will see your current URL. Immediately underneath it, you will see a link to "Edit public profile URL." Click on the pencil icon, and you will see a box where you can fill in your new custom URL.
• Type in a new URL composed of 3-100 letters or numbers, with no spaces, symbols, or special characters allowed.
• Click on "Save" just below the box, and you will be all set with your new custom LinkedIn profile URL.

Once you have created a customized URL, it's a good idea to add it to your resume and to your  social networking profiles .

Where to List Your LinkedIn URL on Your Resume

List your LinkedIn URL in the contact section of your resume after your email address.

LinkedIn URL on Resume Example

Your Name Your address Your city, state, zip code Your phone number Your email address LinkedIn (or personal website) URL

How to List Your LinkedIn URL in Your Signature

Email signature with linkedin.

Your Name Email Address Phone LinkedIn URL

Be sure to upload a new version of your resume when you get promoted, change jobs, add to your education or certifications, or upgrade your skills.

In addition to showcasing your LinkedIn profile on your resume, you can add your resume to LinkedIn, by either linking to it or uploading it. This is an excellent way to provide in-depth information about your employment history and expertise to prospective employers and business contacts.

You can either upload a resume file directly to LinkedIn or link to your resume document on another site. Here's how:

• When you are logged in to LinkedIn, go to your own profile page by clicking "Me" and then selecting "View Profile" from the dropdown menu.
• Go to the introduction section in the top right corner of your screen. This is the part of the page listing your name, headline, and location. Click "Add Profile Section."
• Open the "Featured" section, and select "Media."
• Upload your resume from your computer.
• Or: in the "Featured" section, select "Links" from the dropdown. Enter the URL of your online resume.
• Edit the "Title" and "Description" in the pop-up window.
• Click "Save."

How do I delete my resume from LinkedIn?

Deleting your resume from LinkedIn is just as easy as uploading the document in the first place. Scroll down to the featured section on your profile page. Click the pencil icon to edit. Then, click "Delete." This method works whether you've uploaded your document as a file or as a URL.

How do I update my resume on LinkedIn?

To update your resume, scroll down to the featured section on your profile page. Click the pencil icon to edit. Click "Edit" to tweak your title and description, or "Delete" to take down your existing resume and upload a new document.

Why is my resume blurry on LinkedIn?

Sometimes, resumes uploaded as PDFs to LinkedIn appear blurry due to image quality or compression issues. However, you can often work around this issue by hosting your resume on another site. Upload your PDF to your own website, then navigate to the featured section and add the URL instead of the document.

How do I list freelance work on LinkedIn?

There are several ways to highlight your freelance work on your LinkedIn profile:

• List your title in your headline (e.g., "Independent Consultant").
• Add descriptions of your work experience to your summary section.
• Add contractor roles to your experience section. To do this, click the "Add" icon at the top of the experience section, and fill in the relevant fields.
• Add work samples to your featured section by uploading links or documents.

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Add LinkedIn to a Resume: Customize Your URL & Show Your Skills

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Customize Your LinkedIn URL

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This article was written by James Pak and by wikiHow staff writer, Darlene Antonelli, MA . James Pak is a Career Coach and Founder of LA Career Coaching. With over eight years of industry experience, James specializes in career guidance, professional development, and graduate school and college admissions consulting for students. He offers one-on-one coaching services and works with students in college and high school. He received his MBA from Columbia Business School and a B.S. from Boston College. This article has been fact-checked, ensuring the accuracy of any cited facts and confirming the authority of its sources. This article has been viewed 7,723 times.

Should you add your LinkedIn URL to your resume? If so, where? Adding your LinkedIn URL to your resume gives hiring managers another place to see you, rather than just your resume. This wikiHow article teaches you how to customize your LinkedIn URL and add it to your resume. We'll also give you tips on where to place your LinkedIn link and help you figure out what to add to your profile.

Things You Should Know

• Before your add your LinkedIn profile URL to the header & contact info in your resume, make sure your URL is customized and that your profile is polished.
• Customize your URL on your computer by going to "View Profile > Edit public profile & URL > Edit > Save."
• Customize your URL on your phone by going to "View Profile > … > Contact info > Edit > Edit your custom URL > Save."

• For computers, click Edit public profile & URL on the far right side of the screen, then click the pencil icon in the "Edit your custom URL" tile.
• In the mobile app, tap the three-dot menu icon (it's to the right of "Open to" and "Add section") and tap Contact info . Tap the pencil icon next to the "Contact" header then tap your current public profile URL. When the next page opens, tap the pencil icon in the "Edit your custom URL" tile.

• To appear straight-foward you can use your name, but if you have a more common name try adding your current profession to the URL, like "jane-doe-developer."

• Get the URL by going to your LinkedIn profile and copying it from the address bar. [1] X Research source

• Use this method if your LinkedIn profile has recently been updated or polished and your profile URL is customized. There's nothing more embarrassing than including an unfinished or out-of-date LinkedIn profile URL on your resume and then having hiring managers point it out.

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Link your online profiles prominently to make them easy to access. Make professional profiles like LinkedIn easy to access by listing URLs clearly on resumes. Enable one-click background vetting checks for recruiters.

• If your resume is digital (meaning it's not printed on paper) make it a hyperlink . In that case, the person can click the link to visit your LinkedIn profile.
• On the other hand, don't hyperlink the text if the resume is going to be printed. A hyperlink that's printed out will appear in a bright blue text that's distracting.
• If the job is mobile, consider putting a QR code instead so the hiring manager can use that instead.

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• You can use a computer or the mobile app on Android to upload your resume. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
• If you want to hide or delete a resume from your LinkedIn profile, scroll down to the "Featured" section of your profile, click the pencil icon next to your resume, and click Delete . Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0

Thanks for reading our article! If you’d like to learn more about finding a job, check out our in-depth interview with James Pak .

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How to Put LinkedIn on a Resume (with Examples)

10 min read · Updated on March 27, 2024

Here's how to best represent LinkedIn on your resume so you receive the right type of attention

It's common knowledge that LinkedIn is the top professional social media site used. Unlike other older social media sites that have declined in popularity over the years, LinkedIn has maintained its popularity and has been actively used since its launch in 2003. With more than 1 billion users worldwide and 67 million companies on the site, it's a go-to resource to network, recruit, find and apply for jobs, promote your expertise, and more. 

So, if you're not on LinkedIn, create an account as soon as possible. For those of you who are on LinkedIn, you might be wondering if you should include LinkedIn on your resume. Great question! 

In this post, we'll cover:

Why you should include LinkedIn on a resume

How to update your LinkedIn profile so it's safe to share your URL

How to create a custom LinkedIn URL

Ways to personalize your LinkedIn URL

Where and how to put LinkedIn on your resume

When not to include LinkedIn on your resume

How to include LinkedIn Learning on your resume

Should you put LinkedIn on a resume? 

It's true that your resume is the first impression employers have of you when you apply for a job. With that said, count on LinkedIn being impression number two, given that more than 78% of recruiters use LinkedIn to find and research candidates. Some research even indicates 40% of employers won't consider you if you don't have a LinkedIn profile. In other words, as soon as your resume grabs the attention of a recruiter or hiring manager, it's likely that they're going to quickly do an online search to learn more about you, starting with LinkedIn. 

So, if you've been wondering if recruiters and hiring managers really do check LinkedIn, now you know that they do. As a result, you should definitely include your LinkedIn URL on your resume. But, before you take that step, you must ensure that your profile is current and professional. 

How to update your LinkedIn profile before sharing your URL

Even if you choose not to include your LinkedIn URL on your resume, based on the stats above, it's still probable that hiring teams will look for it anyway. So, first things first, you need to ensure your LinkedIn profile has all the necessary elements and is professionally written. The last thing you want is for a hiring manager to find your profile halfway complete - that scenario is likely to put your resume in the thanks-but-no-thanks pile. 

While it's true that your LinkedIn profile and resume need to align with each other, the great thing about your LinkedIn profile is that it gives you the chance to share more about yourself than your resume can highlight - another reason to be sure to include LinkedIn on your resume. Your LinkedIn profile provides you with a unique opportunity to showcase your personality and all of your professional history - it's a way to highlight your personal and professional brand. 

To ensure your profile is up to par and does what it's meant to do (land an interview and help you to get hired), you want to customize it as follows:

Include a professional photo and cover image

Craft a catchy headline

Add a standout summary in the “About” section

Add your work history in detail

Include all of your skills

Seek endorsements

Include your education , training, licenses, and certifications

Request recommendations

Add work samples, if possible

Complete all relevant sections

For more detailed information on how to best complete your LinkedIn profile, refer to “ 12 Ways to Make Your LinkedIn Profile Stand Out .” 

If you don't currently have a LinkedIn profile, use caution when rushing to create one. Yes, you want to have a profile up and running as soon as possible - especially if you're in the market for a new job - but don't create it in haste. Instead, when you're ready, give it some thoughtful consideration and take the time required to ensure it's a profile you're proud to share with employers. 

Another essential step to take before adding your LinkedIn URL to your resume is personalizing it. Yes, you could use the LinkedIn-generated URL that includes your full name followed by a string of seemingly random numbers and text at the end, but doing so looks unprofessional. In the examples below, if you compare how a LinkedIn-generated URL looks with how a customized URL looks, which is better? 

LinkedIn-generated URL : linkedin.com/in/carry-groove-521a7699744/ 

Customized URL: linkedin.com/in/carrygroove

Not only does the customized URL look more professional, it's also easier to recall. Plus, not customizing your URL can make you come across as being lazy or not caring enough about your job application.

Now that you're clear it's essential to customize your LinkedIn URL, here are the steps to do so:

Log into your LinkedIn profile

On the upper middle to right side of the LinkedIn navigation, click on the “Me” icon

From the menu that appears, click on “View Profile”

Select “Edit public profile & URL” from the top right corner, which will take you to your public profile settings

Click on the pencil icon below and to the right of “Edit your custom URL”

Customize the last part of the URL where you can enter information and click “Save”

Ways to customize and personalize your LinkedIn URL

LinkedIn allows you to customize your URL with 3 to 100 numbers or letters. When choosing what to use for the customized aspect, first remove any random string of text or numbers following your name. If your name alone isn't available, the next best option is to use a variation of your name that is still recognizable and professional. You can also include your job title or profession for URL customization.

Here are some examples of how to personalize your URL:

Add an available and easy to remember number at the end: linkedin.com/in/jamesjones25

Use your title or area of expertise: linkedin.com/in/jamesjoneshrgeneralist

Include your credentials: linkedin.com/in/jamesjonesCPA  

Add a phrase that relates to your personal brand: linkedin.com/in/jamesjonesmortgageloanexpert

Add your middle initial: linkedin.com/in/jameszjones

Where to include a LinkedIn URL on your resume

You're likely not surprised to learn that your LinkedIn URL should go at the top of your resume with your contact information . It's typically the last piece of contact information you'll include, following your phone number and email address.

When sending your resume by email, it's also wise to include your hyperlinked LinkedIn URL in your email signature. This offers easy access to your LinkedIn profile before the recruiter or hiring manager even looks at your resume. It's a good idea to include your LinkedIn URL in the contact information section of your cover letter , too.

How to put your LinkedIn URL on your resume

When listing your LinkedIn URL:

You don't need to include the "https://www." at the beginning. Only listing the rest of the URL is sufficient - for example, linkedin.com/in/karenjohnson22

You don't need to include a LinkedIn label for the URL - the employer will know what the URL is referencing since all LinkedIn URLs begin with "linkedin.com/in/" 

Hyperlink the URL in electronic versions of your resume

On the rare occasion that you might mail a hard copy of your resume, be sure the URL is easily legible and remove the hyperlink

How to put LinkedIn on a resume: example

When you've added your LinkedIn URL to your resume, it could look like this: 

[email protected] | 555.555.5555 | linkedin.com/in/marysmith11

When not to include a LinkedIn URL on your resume

It's clear that putting LinkedIn on your resume adds value in most instances. However, there are a few scenarios where you shouldn't include LinkedIn on your resume. 

Don't include your LinkedIn URL if:

You haven't customized your LinkedIn URL. As mentioned earlier, not customizing your URL might make you appear lazy to recruiters and hiring managers. Since the LinkedIn-generated URL also tends to be long and odd-looking, it could be distracting to human readers vs. adding value the way you want it to.

Your profile is out-of-date and incomplete. Again, it's imperative that your LinkedIn profile is current and complete if you're in the job market and share your URL on your resume.

You don't feel good about your profile. Even if your LinkedIn profile is current, if you don't feel good about it or don't feel it represents you in the best light possible, don't include the URL on your resume. Instead, wait until you've made the updates and changes that make you want to share it. With that said, since employers tend to look you up even if you don't include your URL, try to make those changes with thoughtful consideration sooner rather than later - especially if you're currently applying for jobs. You also have the option of switching your profile to private until you're ready to make it public.  You can always seek professional support to help you update your profile if you're struggling to do so yourself. 

Your LinkedIn profile merely mirrors your resume. A benefit of including your LinkedIn URL on your resume is that it gives hiring teams insight into additional skills and experiences you have, as well as who you are as a person. If your LinkedIn profile and resume are virtually the same, then hiring teams might wonder why you included the URL at all. 

How to add LinkedIn Learning to your resume

If you have a LinkedIn learning certificate, it can be a valuable addition to enhance your job marketing materials. Here are some ways to include LinkedIn Learning on your resume:

Include it in your Certifications section. The most obvious place to include a LinkedIn Learning certificate is in your list of certifications, if you include such a section on your resume. 

Share it in your Education section . Suppose LinkedIn Learning is your only certification or additional training beyond your education. In that case, you can choose to list it with your education. For this scenario, some good naming conventions for the section are “Education & Certifications” or “Education & Credentials.”   

Reference it in your resume summary. You might mention your LinkedIn Learning certificate in your resume summary , if it helps to fill in any skills gaps you have or if you lack relevant work experience for the position.

Add it to your skills or competencies list. If you don't need to emphasize your LinkedIn Learning training in your summary, or are forgoing a Certifications section on your resume, then you can opt to list it in your skills or competencies list. 

LinkedIn on your resume is expected

In today's world, employers expect to see your LinkedIn URL on your resume. Be sure to include your personalized URL with your contact information and, simultaneously, ensure your LinkedIn profile is professionally written and up to date. Hiring managers will thank you! 

And if you have any LinkedIn Learning training that's relevant to the job, be sure to include it where appropriate. Doing so can further enhance your resume and prove you're the perfect candidate for the job. Good luck!  

Do you want to know whether your resume correctly represents your LinkedIn URL as well as other pertinent elements? Why not submit it for a free resume review by our team of expert resume writers ? They'll work with you and show you exactly what to include and how to include it to create the best resume possible!  

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How to Add LinkedIn to Your Resume (+ Key Examples)

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LinkedIn is one of the most powerful career tools for your job search other than your resume. But you knew that already, right? Many employers check on a candidate’s social media and LinkedIn profile before scheduling an interview or making a job offer. 

Given the importance of your LinkedIn profile, many job seekers ask the obvious question: “Should I include my LinkedIn URL on my resume?” 

The answer is not as straightforward as you might imagine. In reality, it depends on your LinkedIn profile and the nature of your resume. Confused? Don’t be. 

We’ll go over everything you need to know here including where and how to include a link to your LinkedIn profile on your resume. In the following guide, we answer these questions: 

Should I include my LinkedIn URL on a resume?

When should i remove my linkedin url from my resume.

Where to include a LinkedIn profile URL on your resume

Yes, you should be including your LinkedIn information within the contact section on your resume. Most hiring managers and employers will check your LinkedIn either way so including it on your resume makes their life easier. (Hint: that’s always good for you!)

Luckily, learning how to add LinkedIn to a resume is simple and it doesn’t take long. Your professional profile is an important part of your modern job search toolbox. It has vastly more space than your resume, plus opportunities to add compelling social proof like endorsements and recommendations to your job applications. 

Your resume has already given the hiring manager an overview of your work life. But it doesn’t have to end there. Many recruiters also want to know who you know and what your interests are. By including your LinkedIn URL on your resume, you offer them more details about you. At the click of a button, they can find out about your community and connections.

You might feel ready to include your LinkedIn URL on your resume. However, there are some precautions you need to take. Including a link to a bad LinkedIn profile will do more harm than good. So, before you make this change to your application, revisit your profile.

Your LinkedIn is an opportunity to tell a richer career story. If you’re not taking advantage of that opportunity, though, your LinkedIn will look more like a neglected front lawn. Before we look at how to add LinkedIn to your resume, let’s deal with the basic rules. Take some care to clean up your property before you try to use it as a selling point.

Here are situations you would need to take care of before adding that LinkedIn URL to your resume or job application:

Your LinkedIn profile is not updated

Your link not customized

Unprofessional profile

Regurgitation of resume

1. Your LinkedIn profile is not updated

This point should go without saying. You need to ensure your LinkedIn profile is updated with your latest professional information. It wouldn’t be a good idea to have the hiring manager or recruiter wonder why the employment information from your resume doesn’t match your LinkedIn. If it’s been a while since you updated your LinkedIn page, now is the time to do it. 

When the hiring manager reviews your LinkedIn page, all of the information that they need should be front and center. That means having a descriptive headline that accurately describes your professional story and including your latest role. Here is a good example:

2. Your LinkedIN URL not customized

When you create your LinkedIn account, you’re given an automated URL. This URL is usually a combination of your name along with some numbers and letters. For example, your URL may be something like linkedon.com/in/bobsmith/2382/A/233. Now, this link may work in practice, but it doesn’t look professional. It’s time to change it for the better. 

Fortunately, you have the option to customize your LinkedIn URL. This will allow you to include the live link on your resume while maintaining a neat and professional look. It doesn’t take too long to get the job done. While your name may already be taken, you can customize your URL using a range of details. For example, you may use your name and job role. 

Here are the instructions to personalizing your LinkedIn profile link:

Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.

Click View profile.

On your profile page, click Edit public profile & URL on the right rail.

Under Edit URL in the right rail, click the Edit pencil icon next to your public profile URL.

It'll be an address that looks like www.linkedin.com/in/yourname.

Type the last part of your new custom URL in the text box.

Click Save and you’re done.

The aim of the game is to ensure that your LinkedIn URL is easy to read and looks professional. There are many ways in which you can achieve this result. You may need to play around with a variety of URL options before you find the one that is right for you. Don’t try to be too clever or jazzy with your LinkedIn profile link. Having an over the top URL may work against you in the long run. Keep it simple, clean, and straightforward. 

Here’s an example of a customized LinkedIn URL on resume:

3. You have an unprofessional profile

Your LinkedIn profile needs to impress the hiring manager or recruiter. If you haven’t paid your profile much attention before now, you should do so. The good news is that there are plenty of ways you can upgrade your LinkedIn profile without putting in too much effort. 

The first thing you should add is a high-quality, professional profile photo. If possible, include a headshot with a clean background. You can either make sure that the background of your photo is blank when you take it or edit it later. The picture should be 100% clear. Blurry images look unprofessional and show that you lack attention to detail. 

Is your picture NSFW?

LinkedIn profile pictures need to be professional. If yours doesn’t make the mark, you could damage your chances of landing your dream role. Avoid the following faux pas : 

Group photos. Your profile picture should be of you, and you alone. 

Vacation snaps. Your future boss doesn’t need to see you sitting on a beach. 

Alcoholic drinks. Pictures taken in bars or clubs are not professional.

Pets or children. You might love your cat… but Mr Snuffles doesn’t need to be in your profile picture. Sorry.

Some candidates make the mistake of thinking that any picture of them will do. That is simply not the case. Your LinkedIn profile picture is part of your professional brand. It tells the story of who you are professionally. 

Take the time to tailor your profile picture to your audience. While it may seem like a minor part of your LinkedIn profile, it can make a real impression on the hiring manager. 

Next up, you need to ensure that you have a well worded resume header summary to lead with. If you don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered. Check out our guide on how to write a good LinkedIn summary (plus examples for inspiration!) here.

You also need to ensure that you have a good amount of connections to other professionals. A bare-bones profile with no image and 10 connections will appear suspicious to the hiring manager. Write a solid summary and get active on your LinkedIn. Add new connections from the “people you may know” page and endorse other people who will in return endorse you.

Get started today! Check out our five top tips on how to apply for jobs online using your LinkedIn profile and your resume.

4. Your profile simply regurgitates your resume

Let’s say that your LinkedIn profile and your resume are identical. You shouldn’t add your profile URL to your resume if it’s just a reiteration of everything on your resume. The truth is that these two materials have different goals, and so should not be exactly the same.

We can break this down even further. A resume is a document targeting a specific position. You should have taken the time to tailor it to both the job and company at hand. Your LinkedIn profile, on the other hand, is a more detailed outline of your professional career and work history. It should be more generalized, as it is not targeting a specific job role. 

Of course, the differences between these two materials don’t start and end there. The style of your LinkedIn profile won’t be the same as your resume. For example, your work experience section will be more of a conversational summary of what you did, rather than just bullet points. Understanding these key differences is key when applying for jobs. 

Before you learn how to add a LinkedIn to your resume, make sure you have dealt with the above issues. Edit your resume to ensure that it meets the criteria of the role for which you are applying. Next, check out our comprehensive guide about how to make your LinkedIn profile stand out from the crowd. Once you have done that, you can move onto the next step.

How to add LinkedIn to a resume quickly and easily

Your LinkedIn URL should go in the header along with the rest of your contact information. There are two ways that you can add this information to your resume with style. 

1. Add your LinkedIn URL as it is

The most common option here is to copy and paste the URL as it is. You can include it next to your phone number and email. This is where the custom URL comes into play: it looks much neater without a string of letters and numbers after your name. 

Don’t forget to shorten the link before including it. You can do this by getting rid of the unnecessary parts. For instance, you don’t need to add “https://www”. Instead, you can just lead with LinkedIn and the rest of the URL. 

Remember that you also don’t need to label your link “LinkedIn URL” or anything along those lines. It’s clear to the reader that it’s a link to your profile.

2. Include a hyperlink to your profile

Your other option is to include the profile link as a hyperlink. This option only works if you plan to submit your resume as a .doc file. This is actually the resume file type we recommend using for ATS ( applicant tracking system ) compatibility. 

Either a hyperlink or a short, customized link to your LinkedIn profile is perfectly fine. This approach will allow a hiring manager or recruiter to navigate directly to your LinkedIn profile from your resume. Before you hit “send” make sure that the hyperlink works properly. 

In this guide, we have covered how to add linkedin to a resume. Adding your URL to your application is a really effective way to catch the attention of the hiring manager. It answers a question before they could ask it, which is sure to score points.

Of course, before you add this feature to your resume, you need to do some ground work. Ensure that your profile is up to date and not just a repeat of your resume. If you are active on the social media channel, you need to tailor your content to your sector. When a hiring manager takes a look at your profile, they should get a rounded view of you and your skills. 

Looking for a way to stand out from the crowd? If you’re emailing your resume to the hiring manager, you’ll also want to add the LinkedIn URL in your email signature. This allows them to easily click on the link and view your profile without opening your resume document again.

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How to Put LinkedIn On Your Resume

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I remember when I first made a LinkedIn profile.

I felt so professional and wanted to boast about the number of connections, references, all that jazz.

And, naturally, one of the questions that sprang to mind was, “Should I put my LinkedIn on my resume?” Surely, it wouldn’t hurt, right?

If you’ve found yourself asking the same question, you might want to give it some more thought.

If you want to put LinkedIn on your resume, the good news is, you absolutely can! However, you need to make sure you do it properly so that it doesn’t backfire. Because it can.

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Now, back to the question on everyone’s minds…

The first thing you should be asking is whether you should actually put your LinkedIn on your resume. And the answer is yes!

If you do it right .

Let’s go into a bit more detail.

First off, will a hiring manager even check your LinkedIn profile? Yes, they will – even if you don’t include it in your application.

You know how employers sometimes scout the internet to look through your social media for any red flags? Yeah, LinkedIn is no exception.

Studies have shown that about 40% of recruiters might not call you in for an interview if they don’t see your LinkedIn profile. So, if you don’t have one yet, you might want to think about registering.

So, you now know that your employers will go through your LinkedIn. But what are they looking for?

Well, they want a more extensive look at your background. And your profile can provide just that if you’ve prepared it properly.

A LinkedIn account can give a recruiter more context and information about your broader work history, your skillset, and if other people can back you up.

You can only include so much on your resume – remember when we talked about targeted resumes ? Those tips don’t apply to your LinkedIn.

Unlike your resume, your profile can ( and should ) include your full work history, your skills, even if they’re not relevant to the job you’re after, and endorsements from your clients and coworkers.

Now, I mentioned above that you should only put your LinkedIn on a resume if you do it right. And trust me, there is a wrong way to do it. Including a link to a poorly made profile will only harm your application.

So, let’s get down to business.

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There are two things you need to make sure you do right.

I’ll start with the more important one.

First off, update your LinkedIn profile

Naturally, all your employment history, skills, and achievements you add to your LinkedIn should match the information on your resume, so embellishing the truth on either of those is out of the question.

But one thing you should consider is that your LinkedIn and your resume should never be one and the same.

Your profile has the chance to say more about you, so don’t just regurgitate the same things you say on your resume. Give your employers more.

If your LinkedIn is a carbon copy of your resume, then it kind of defeats the purpose. So, stick to the essentials and the relevant stuff on your resume, and feel free to share your entire background on your account.

You can also talk about your work experience a bit more freely on LinkedIn, as you don’t have the same “short bullet points” restriction that you do on a resume.

So, what exactly do you need to make a professional LinkedIn profile? In short:

• A custom URL
• A proper profile and cover photo
• An eye-catching headline
• Work examples

Now let’s examine each of these.

Customize and clean up your URL

When you create an account, LinkedIn will give you a URL that usually consists of your name and a random string of numbers and letters.

Not customizing that URL can make it seem like you’re not that bothered about how you appear, professionally speaking. A custom URL does just the opposite – it helps establish your personal brand.

Editing your URL is simple. First, go to the “Me” icon at the top of the page and click “View profile”.

Next, head over to “Edit public profile & URL”, which will redirect you to your public profile settings page.

On the right, you’ll see your URL under “Edit your custom URL”. Find the “Edit” icon next to it.

The address will look something like “www.linkedin.com/in/name”. In the text box, customize the last part and click “Save”.

You can simply remove the random string of text, keeping only your name. Alternatively, if you want people to recognize what you do easily, you can add your job title to your URL.

Use a professional photo and a custom background

Your profile photo and background will be among the first things a recruiter visiting your profile will see. So, make them professional and representative of who you are.

That selfie from your night out at “da club” from 2016 probably won’t be the best choice, would it?

The best piece of advice is to use a high-quality photo of you facing the camera, smiling, with no discernable background.

As for the actual LinkedIn cover photo, opt for a memorable, visually pleasing picture representing a part of you or your personality. Still, keep it professional.

Write a catchy headline

You know how your resume heading should stand out? So should your LinkedIn headline.

Your headline is a short phrase that summarizes who you are and what you do.

Make it memorable – something that will stick in the recruiter’s mind and say, “That’s an employee I’d be lucky to have”.

Don't forget to add a summary

Just like with a resume summary , a LinkedIn one lets you briefly talk about yourself and your strengths.

I’d recommend that you write your LinkedIn summary in the first person, as that will give it that personal touch.

Oh, and make sure you include relevant keywords. Not just in your summary, either – in every section of your profile.

Add your skills and get endorsements

Including all your skills on your LinkedIn profile can give a recruiter some more insight on how they can benefit from taking you on, even if the skills are not all relevant.

That’s ok; you’ve added all the relevant ones to your resume. On LinkedIn, you can include the rest, too.

Make sure you get people to endorse your skills, though. This way, the employer has proof that you’ve actually got them.

An endorsement for a skill is given by other people you know or have worked with to confirm that you’ve got that skill and you’re good at what you do.

The best way to get endorsements is to give them first. This will encourage the people who have received endorsements from you to return the gesture and give you some, too.

Get references

References are similar to endorsements, but they’re far more detailed.

You can get a reference –  a written recommendation that supports you – from your coworkers, clients, managers, professors, or even the people you manage.

Recommendations show a prospective employer that other people value your work, which I’d say is pretty important.

Include examples of your work

Conveniently, LinkedIn lets you add examples of your work to your profile.

For example, a writer may include some pieces they’ve written. A designer might showcase a collection of logos or other designs they’ve made.

As long as the information you share doesn’t hurt your employer, or if you have permission to share it, then, by all means, add samples to your LinkedIn.

These samples will put your abilities on display for the hiring manager so that they’re certain of what you can do.

So, you’ve updated your profile, all your information is up to date, your headline is show-stopping, and your profile picture screams “professionalism”.

Now let’s talk about the second important aspect to keep in mind.

Where to put LinkedIn on your resume

You might not be surprised to hear this, but it should go in the header… where the rest of your contact information is.

I recommend you put the link right after your email.

You don’t need to include the full address – starting with “linkedin.com” is enough; you don’t need the “https://www.” at the front.

You also don’t need to add a label to the link, like “LinkedIn”. The URL is clearly visible, so the recruiter will have a good idea of where it’s going to take them. No need to add a LinkedIn icon, either, as it will probably just take up space.

If you’re sending your resume over via e-mail, don’t forget to include the link to your LinkedIn profile in your signature. That way, they can make their way to your account quickly.

If you’re mailing a physical copy of your resume, make sure the URL is completely visible and legible. Also, don’t use anchor text – just type out the address; otherwise, the hiring manager won’t be able to visit it (duh).

If you’re not sure how your header section (or even your whole document) should look, take a look at some helpful resume examples to get your creative juices flowing.

You now know how to put LinkedIn on a resume and make sure it doesn’t backfire. That’s a good start.

But what about adding your resume to your LinkedIn profile? Should you do it?

Well, as long as the information on your resume isn’t confidential, you’re in the clear. And, if you’re applying for targeted jobs on LinkedIn, you can absolutely add it! It will only help.

So, how do you add a resume to LinkedIn?

First, head over to your profile icon and click on “View profile”.

To the right of your profile photo, there is an “Add profile section” button. From it, select “Featured” and then “Media”.

Upload your resume in a DOC, DOCX, PDF, PPT, or PPTX format. Alternatively, you can choose “Link” instead of “Media” and add an URL leading to your online resume.

Fill in the “Title” and “Description” sections in the pop-up window, click “Save”, and you’re done!

What if you’ve added your resume to LinkedIn but want to remove or hide it? Luckily, that’s not hard to do.

If you simply want to hide your resume, head over to the “Me” icon, then click on “View profile”.

On the right, go to “Edit public profile & URL”.

Under “Edit visibility” on the bottom right, you can control which sections of your profile you’d like to show or hide.

If you want to delete your resume from LinkedIn, you can easily do that by simply heading over to it and selecting “Delete this media”.

So, to summarize: Yes, putting your LinkedIn on a resume is an excellent idea if you’ve taken the necessary precautions to ensure it won’t harm your application.

Here’s what you need to keep in mind:

• Your LinkedIn profile should be complete, professional, and show more than your resume does.
• Use a custom URL when creating your LinkedIn profile.
• Your profile and cover photo should be professional and indicative of who you are.
• Your headline and summary should grab the recruiter’s attention, be descriptive, and include relevant keywords.
• Skill endorsements and recommendations from clients and colleagues let future employers know that you’re good at what you do.
• Put your LinkedIn on your resume in the header section, just after your email address.
• Make sure the URL is fully legible for printed resumes.

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How To Add Your LinkedIn URL To Your Resume

LinkedIn is an extremely useful tool for job searching - almost as important as your resume! That’s because many employers will scope out your LinkedIn profile, social media, and general online presence before they decide whether to invite you in for an interview.

This article will cover whether or not you should include your LinkedIn URL on your resume , where to place it if you decide to include it, and whether other social media links belong on your resume.

Should You Include Your LinkedIn URL on Your Resume?

In the vast majority of cases, including your LinkedIn URL on your resume is a good idea. Most employers will look you up on LinkedIn anyways, so making their lives a little easier by including the link will reflect positively on you.

Many employers may not even consider you for an interview at all if you don’t have a LinkedIn profile or they can’t find it. So, creating an attractive LinkedIn profile and including the link in your resume can increase your chances of getting interviewed, and, ultimately, hired.

Plus, unlike your resume, your LinkedIn profile isn’t limited to a single page, so you have much more room to highlight all of your work experience , accomplishments, and skills. The platform even allows you to provide social proof of your qualifications through endorsements and recommendations.

You can also include more details about each of your past jobs as well as other information to help potential employers get an idea of who you are as a person. For instance, you can add your volunteer experience , interests , hobbies, and other details that won’t necessarily fit on your resume.

Additionally, you can include examples of your work to your LinkedIn profile, including writing or design samples, slide decks or spreadsheets that you’ve created, links to websites that you have built, and so forth. Of course, only include information that isn’t proprietary to any of your former employers.

When Not To Include Your LinkedIn URL

While nearly everyone can benefit from including their LinkedIn URL on a resume, there are a few situations where you should either not include your URL, or you should spruce up your LinkedIn profile before doing so:

You Don’t Have a LinkedIn Profile

Obviously, if you don’t have a LinkedIn profile set up, you can’t include a URL on your resume. However, for almost any position, a completed, attractive profile on LinkedIn can benefit you, so you may want to consider setting one up and including the URL for future job applications.

Your LinkedIn Profile Isn’t Up To Date

If you set up a LinkedIn account several years ago and haven’t updated it since, you will likely want to leave the URL off your resume or give your profile a quick refresh. Update your experience section with all of the jobs you’ve held in the interim, adding bullet points in the description boxes to highlight your skills and achievements in each position.

Make sure your contact information is up to date, and add a punchy headline that’s similar to the one on your resume. Complete the ‘About’ section with an expanded resume summary that shows potential employers what you have to offer, including your hard and soft skills , biggest achievements, and a recap of your work experience. You could also add a resume objective statement if you're looking to expand your career.

Take and upload a high-quality, professional profile photo , and make sure that you have a decent amount of connections on LinkedIn before you add your link to your resume. Profiles with no photo and/or only a handful of connections may appear suspicious to potential employers.

You Haven’t Customized Your URL

LinkedIn offers a custom URL option which can help your link appear cleaner, more memorable, and better branded. If you haven’t set up your custom URL yet, LinkedIn has assigned you one that likely contains your name and string of numbers and/or letters.

Create a more succinct, professional link by changing it to just your first and last name, including your middle initial or name if that URL is already taken. You can also opt to use a phrase or label as part of your URL, such as words that indicate your profession or specialty.

If Your LinkedIn Profile is the Exact Same as Your Resume

Naturally, all of the information on your resume should be present on your LinkedIn profile as well. However, since there is much more real estate available on LinkedIn, you should include information that you may not have been able to fit on your resume.

Otherwise, when hiring managers click your LinkedIn URL, they may feel that they are wasting time by reading the exact same information for a second time. Avoid this by including your volunteering experience, skills, recommendations, more information about your past positions and/or education , and so forth.

You can also post on LinkedIn in a similar way to Facebook - this is a great place to share promotions that you have received, announce that you are starting a new job, share that you’ve earned a certification, and so forth.

Potential employers will likely be pleased to see that you are active on LinkedIn beyond just having a profile, since it shows that you are tech-inclined and prioritize networking. You can start by endorsing your friends’ and acquaintances’ skills on LinkedIn. This social proof helps them out, and they are more likely to endorse your skills in return.

Request LinkedIn recommendations from past employers, clients, colleagues, professors, coaches, supervisors, etc. These digital letters of recommendation will show potential employers that others respect and appreciate the quality of your work.

Should You Include Other Social Media Links On Your Resume?

While LinkedIn is a safe bet for almost anyone to include on a resume, you should carefully consider adding other social media links. If you are applying for a job that requires social media presence and knowledge (social media manager, for instance) or your social media highlights your experience and expertise (like if you have an Instagram page for your graphic design work), it makes sense to include links to accounts that are professional and work-appropriate.

However, if that’s not the case, you should generally leave your Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media handles off your resume. But, keep in mind that potential employers will almost definitely look through your social media channels before they invite you for an interview. Be mindful of your public content and what it might say about you to potential employers.

Do a quick Google search of your name before submitting your resume to see exactly what the hiring manager will see when they do the same. Address any potentially compromising content or information as soon as possible.

Where To Put Your LinkedIn URL On Your Resume

Place your LinkedIn URL in your resume header section with your name and other contact information. You can either include it just as text, or you can hyperlink it to your profile as well. Since many resumes are viewed digitally anyways, this saves the employer from having to type in the URL or copy and paste it.

Be sure to shorten the link as much as possible - customize your link as outlined above and remove the “https://www.” from the beginning. There’s no need to label it, since the URL makes it clear that it’s a LinkedIn profile.

Other Places To Include Your LinkedIn URL

You may also want to consider including your LinkedIn URL in your cover letter and in your email signature. In both cases, format the information as follows:

Email Address

Phone Number

LinkedIn URL

Key Takeaways

Adding your LinkedIn URL to your resume can make a hiring manager’s life easier and provide them with valuable additional information beyond what’s on your resume. Make sure that your LinkedIn profile is optimized before you add it to your resume by including a professional photo, listing all of your work experience and skills, requesting recommendations, building your network, and customizing your URL.

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Summary. When including your LinkedIn profile on your resume , you should create a hyperlink and add it to your contact information section. Be sure to up-date and complete every section of your profile before adding it to your resume.

Fitting your entire list of work experience and professional skills onto a one-page resume is difficult, to say the least. The good news is that there are ways to give hiring managers a “click to read more” option, and one of the best is to include a link to your LinkedIn profile.

Keep reading to learn more about how to add your URL to your resume correctly and for tips on how to make your LinkedIn profile complement your resume.

Make sure your LinkedIn profile is polished before adding it to your resume.

Customize your LinkedIn URL to make it easy to remember and promote personal branding.

Put the LinkedIn URL as a hyperlink in the contact section of your resume.

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Adding LinkedIn to your resume is a way to add more information to your resume that can be read by potential employers.

When you are putting LinkedIn on a resume, you are not copying and pasting your LinkedIn profile onto a separate piece of paper and calling that your resume.

Your LinkedIn profile and your resume are completely separate things– and should remain that way.

Your LinkedIn profile is an overview of you as a professional. Your resume is a tailored document that outlines experiences and education that show your qualifications for a specific job or industry.

The purpose of having both is to show your skills for a specific job as well as your experience and skills as a worker overall.

So you are probably excited by now thinking that adding your LinkedIn URL to your resume is the best resume fix ever– but is it really the right decision? Is there anything important you should keep in mind before throwing it on there haphazardly?

The short answer to that question is yes, there are some details you want to be sure you take care of before you use your LinkedIn URL on a resume. Keep reading for the full details.

Despite what you might think, creating a custom LinkedIn Profile URL is reasonably straightforward. Before you go out and start building an exciting twist to your URL, it is recommended that you keep it as professional as possible . Many believe that the best way to do this is to use your first and last name.

www.linkedin.com/in/janesmith

To create your custom URL, all you need to do is head to your LinkedIn Profile. Once you are on the page, look for Edit public profile URL on the upper right corner of the page. As soon as you are redirected to the page, add your custom URL.

Remember to make this something simple and easy for you to remember. One of the best ways to represent yourself is by using your first name, last name, and numbers. Typically the URL is composed of seven to twenty letters and numbers.

You can also use a word or phrase that you are best known for in the professional world. For example, if you are a freelancer and have a company name, you can use this as a URL. You can even take your URL a step higher and add a keyword to help optimize your profile for search engines.

Now that you have spiffed up your LinkedIn profile and created your very own custom URL, you are ready to add it to your resume.

When you add the URL of your LinkedIn profile, it is crucial that you keep the placement in mind. The link to your profile should be placed along with your contact information.

When adding the URL to your resume, you do not have to add the entire link. The way to include it without adding the full-length of the link is to create a hyperlink. To create a hyperlink, highlight the words (Jane Smith LinkedIn Profile), right-click, and select “Hyperlink.”

Your First and Last Name Your Street Address City, State Zip Code Your Phone Number Your Professional Email Address Your LinkedIn Profile URL

Jane Smith 123 Maple Street Apt. 21B New York, NY 12345 | (555) 555-5555 | [email protected] | LinkedIn Profile

It’s a great idea to put your LinkedIn URL on your resume while you’re looking for a job – as long as your LinkedIn profile looks presentable. We’ve got tips for writing resumes , cover letters , and even the perfect LinkedIn profile , but we’ll cover the essentials here.

Before you add LinkedIn to your resume, make sure recruiters and hiring managers end up a professional-looking LinkedIn page by following these key tips:

Complete every section. If you take nothing else away from these tips, remember this. A recent study found that job-seekers with a comprehensive LinkedIn profile were 71% more likely to be called for an interview. Sounds like a pretty easy to way to get more job offers .

Prioritize your headline, summary, and photo. Your headline is like a little catchphrase at the start of your profile. Allow recruiters and hiring managers to quickly understand your professional background here.

Your summary is a more long-form description of yourself, kind of like a default cover letter . This is your chance to engage whoever’s reading your page more fully.

Finally, don’t forget to add a photo that follows the rules we cover here .

Have 50-100 connections (at least). Having any fewer than 50 connections will give recruiters pause. At best, you’re not a very active LinkedIn user, but at worst, you don’t know many other professionals.

Take advantage of recommendations and endorsements. Recommendations are like pre-arranged reference letters that your colleagues can give you. The best way to get a few is to give a few. Only ask from people who can personally speak to your professional qualifications and accomplishments.

Endorsements are part of the skills section of your profile (which itself is a low-effort, high ROI section to fill out). You can verify your skills with a short, repeatable test, but endorsements are even better. A coworker or supervisor can endorse your skills, essentially vouching for your claims.

Customize your URL. More on this below.

Another advantage you will have when creating a LinkedIn profile is the opportunity to add it as a part of your email signature. This will be an excellent way for any prospective employer to gain access to your professional credentials. You can also include it in your cover letter signature.

If you are using an email server such as Gmail, the steps to follow are relatively simple:

Look for Settings (This shows up on the upper right-hand corner of the page in the shape of a gear).

Once you click on the Setting button, you will then click on the button that says, “See all Settings.”

Please scroll down to the Signature text box and add your signature along with your contact information and your LinkedIn Profile URL (remember to hyperlink it).

Then click Save Changes at the bottom of the page.

Once you have followed these steps, your signature will appear in every one of your emails. Here is an example of how your email signature should look.

Your First and Last Name (You can use a different font for your signature) Your Professional Email Address Your Phone Number Your LinkedIn Profile URL or Website

Jane Smith [email protected] (555) 555-5555 LinkedIn Profile

You should add your LinkedIn URL to your resume because social media governs a lot of our current interactions and LinkedIn is the social media site for professionals.

LinkedIn offers more information about you and can even give future employers several “mini” recommendations about you via endorsements from others connected to you in LinkedIn.

You can also upload samples of your work on your LinkedIn profile that can help set you apart from the competition . For example, links to articles, presentations, pictures, etc.

Diversifying your LinkedIn profile helps you look like a more well-rounded candidate with provable skills.

These details can help set you apart from the competition and give you an edge. It helps you get around the one-page resume rule: you can tailor your resume to the job application , but also have all the other great reasons why you would be a great employee on your LinkedIn profile.

Additionally, it gives future interviewers more to work with when they’re interviewing you. If they see you’ve shared content from a thought-leader in your industry that they also know, it may lead to some more impactful interview questions . Rapport with your interviewer is never a bad thing.

So adding your LinkedIn URL to your resume is definitely a great idea for most job applicants. However, if you are applying for a federal job , make sure you are following the rules for what to include on application materials before sending a resume in with your LinkedIn URL.

If your LinkedIn isn’t updated or expanding on your resume, it’s time to take it off of your resume.

Here are a few signs this might be true for you:

You can’t remember the last time you updated your profile.

You won’t be able to update your profile before you submit your resume.

Your LinkedIn profile isn’t complete or polished enough.

You don’t have an updated, professional headshot on your profile.

You don’t have many LinkedIn connections.

Your LinkedIn profile has the exact same information as your resume and doesn’t expand on it in any way.

You haven’t made a custom URL for your profile yet.

The bottom line is that if there is an element of your LinkedIn profile you aren’t confident showing to a hiring manager, don’t include your LinkedIn URL on your resume.

Then, take it as a signal that the next thing on your to-do list is to update and polish your profile so you’ll feel comfortable including it for your next job application.

Should you include your LinkedIn on a resume?

Yes, you should include your LinkedIn profile on your resume. Social media can play a big role in the hiring process. Your LinkedIn profile will giving a hiring manager or recruiter more information about you. You can also add samples of your work that a hiring manager or recruiter can see before bringing you in for an interview.

Where should my LinkedIn URL go on my Resume?

You should put your LinkedIn URL in the contact information section of your resume. You should not include the entire link and add a hyperlink. To create a hyperlink, highlight the words (Jane Smith LinkedIn Profile), right-click, and select “Hyperlink.”

How far back should a resume go?

A resume should only go back 10-15 years of your work experience. You should also only include any relevant work history that relates to the job. In general, you should only include between three and seven relevant jobs on your resume.

What should you avoid including in a resume?

You should avoid including any inaccuracies about your qualifications and experiences. You should also avoid any experiences that do not relate to the job that you are applying to. This will help cut down on unnecessary information and will keep your resume short.

If you are new to the job hun after many years in the workforce, you may feel daunted by the task of making a “modern” resume. Job candidates often search for jobs completely online — rarely do job seekers print out their resumes on specialized paper and hand-deliver them to HR departments.

Landing your dream job is about more than hitting a few job boards and sending out some applications these days. The concept of online networking may seem confusing, but the use of LinkedIn to advance career networks can be an incredibly powerful tool.

Experienced job seekers and new seekers alike must utilize these online platforms and adding access to their LinkedIn profiles via their resumes can help them stay ahead of the pack and land more job offers .

While the actual adding of the URL on the resume is relatively easy (simply adding a hyperlink of your profile URL), there are a few tips outlined in this article to help make the profile a major asset to your resume, versus just some extra fluff.

So make sure your URL is clear, your profile is finished, and your URL is made into a hyperlink and you’ll seamlessly make a traditional resume-LinkedIn profile fusion that can impress recruiters and hiring managers.

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Heidi Cope is a former writer for the Zippia Career Advice blog. Her writing focused primarily on Zippia's suite of rankings and general career advice. After leaving Zippia, Heidi joined The Mighty as a writer and editor, among other positions. She received her BS from UNC Charlotte in German Studies.

Matt Warzel a President of a resume writing firm (MJW Careers, LLC) with 15+ years of recruitment, outplacement, career coaching and resume writing experience. Matt is also a Certified Professional Resume Writer (CPRW) and Certified Internet Recruiter (CIR) with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Marketing Focus) from John Carroll University.

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How to put your LinkedIn profile on your resume

Adding your LinkedIn profile to your resume is a great way to provide recruiters with more information about your abilities, and gives them the opportunity to connect with you.

But how should you add your LinkedIn profile to your resume for best results?

Well, you can find out in our handy guide below.

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Where to add your LinkedIn profile

The best place to include your LinkedIn profile is in within the header of the resume section, in the contact details.

This is where recruiters will expect to find it and the place it will look most neat and professional.

In the next section, we’ll share with you the best way to do this to ensure your resume looks neat and the recruiter can easily find your profile.

How to add your LinkedIn profile (2 methods)

There are two ways that you can add your LinkedIn profile to your contact details, by pasting the URL directly onto the page, or by creating a hyperlink from text within the page.

Here’s how to do both.

Method 1. Copy and paste the URL

Firstly, you can simply copy the page URL (web address) across to your contact details, so that the full URL of your profile will show on the page – looking like the below example.

Here’s how to do this…

• Open LinkedIn on your device
• Click on the ‘ Me ’ icon in the top right of the screen, and select ‘ View profile ’ from the drop-down menu – this will take you to the page of your LinkedIn profile

• Click in the search bar and highlight the entire URL of your profile
• Right-click the URL and then click “copy” and head back over to your resume

• Paste the URL in the contact section of your resume, by right-clicking the area you want it to appear in and selecting “paste”

This will create a clickable link that any reader can click on to be directed to your LinkedIn profile – or they could copy and paste the URL into their own browser.

Method 2. Create a link from your chosen text

Alternatively, you can type in a relevant text string (such as “Linkedin Profile”) and  create a link to your profile from that text string. This looks a bit neater than pasting the URL and helps to keep your resume looking professional.

Here’s how it’s done..

• Add your chosen text that you wish to link from to your contact section in your resume. This is most likely to be the words ‘ LinkedIn ’ or ‘ LinkedIn profile ’

• Then open LinkedIn on your device
• Click on the ‘ Me ’ icon in the top-right corner and select ‘ View profile ’ from the drop-down menu to view your profile page.
• Highlight the text you want to add your link to, and right-click, then click Link > Insert Link from the drop-down menu

• Click in the address field and then right-click and paste in your copied LinkedIn URL – then click OK

You should now have a hyperlink from your chosen text to your LinkedIn profile, but it’s worth clicking on this just to double check it opens your profile correctly.

How to edit your LinkedIn profile URL

If your profile URL was generated by LinkedIn, it’s likely it will contain a random selection of letters and numbers next to your name.

This doesn’t look particularly professional on your resume and isn’t ideal if you are attempting to create a strong personal brand.

To change your LinkedIn profile URL to something more personalized and attractive, do the following:

• Open LinkedIn on your computer
• Click on the ‘ Me ’ icon at the top-right corner of the page – and from the drop-down menu click on ‘ View profile ’ – to be taken to your profile page.
• Once on your profile,  on right-hand side, click the link that says ‘ Edit public profile & URL ’

• Once redirected to your profile editing page, you should see another link on the right-hand side of the screen that says ‘ Edit your custom URL’ – Click on the pencil icon next to this to begin editing.

• Enter your name or the text you want to use for your custom URL (use something simple and professional, like a combination of your name and profession e.g. toni-baker-finance ) and click save.

Your custom URL is now ready and updated. However, you may need to refresh the page to see this.

Should you add your LinkedIn to your resume?

You might be wondering whether you even need to include your LinkedIn profile on your resume.

Of course, there is no rule that says you have to do it, but more and more recruiters are coming to expect to see social profiles on your resume.

In an increasingly social-media based world, many recruiters and hiring managers like to view your profiles to check that your online presence reflects the information in your resume, and browse any recommendations you may have.

Plus studies have shown you can increase your chances of landing the a job interview by 71% just by adding your LinkedIn profile to your application.

So in summary it’s worth adding your LinkedIn profile to your resume

The only time you may want to leave your profile off is if it is not up to date or doesn’t have any valuable information on it that would impress recruiters on it.

Tips for your LinkedIn profile

If you’ve not put much thought into your LinkedIn profile until now, there are several things you can do to boost your profile and give it a little bit of love before you share it with recruiters.

Keep it up to date

One of the most important things you can do, particularly when you’re actively searching for jobs, is to keep your LinkedIn profile up to date.

This means adding in any new skills and experience and ensuring all your qualifications are correct. You should also make sure your summary has been updated, particularly if you’re continuing to study, volunteer, or gain experience as you look for a job.

By making sure your profile is as up-to-date as possible, the recruiter can build a better picture of who you are and whether you’re right for the role.

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Ensure it reflects your resume

While you should not simply copy and paste the information across, your LinkedIn profile does need to reflect your resume. If the recruiter spots that there are some stark differences or even mistakes between the two, they may become suspicious.

For example, if your LinkedIn shows you were an assistant manager, but you’ve given yourself a promotion to manager on your resume to try and look more impressive. You did most of the manager’s work, after all, you deserved that promotion!

Plus, as your resume should only be one to two pages long it will only cover the very top-level information and your most impressive skills and achievements.

So your LinkedIn profile is your opportunity to expand on this and include a lot more information, statistics, and links to your relevant work, online profiles, etc.

Add a professional photo

One of the first things that recruiters or potential employers will see when they visit your LinkedIn profile is your picture .

Although you don’t necessarily have to pay for a professional photographer to take your headshot, you need to make sure it looks as smart and professional as possible (so not a picture of you doing shots at your last birthday party!). To do this you should:

• Ensure your face can be clearly seen
• Make sure you’re the only person in the picture
• Avoid distracting backgrounds
• Dress as you would for a day at work
• Avoid silly or glaringly obvious filters (even if you do look better with the Clarendon filter on)
• Try to get someone else to take the photo wherever possible, rather than choosing a selfie

This will instantly make your LinkedIn profile look more professional and can increase your chances of being invited in for an interview.

Get recommendations

Finally, people you have worked with (or for) can leave recommendations on your profile, This is like a review about you and your work.

These reviews have to come from other LinkedIn members and you can request these from your 1st-degree connections.

Reviews from other people are hugely powerful tools in persuading organizations to put their trust in you and ultimately hire you – so get as many as you can.

If you don’t have any recommendations on your profile yet, start by reaching out to past managers, colleagues, or clients and ask them to leave some feedback. You can offer to provide a recommendation for them in return, or even buy them a coffee.

If someone leaves you a recommendation you will be notified by message and you can choose whether you want to accept or dismiss this. Once you’ve accepted a recommendation it will be visible on your profile.`

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Why write a resume from scratch when you already have a fantastic LinkedIn profile? You can convert your painstakingly crafted LinkedIn profile into a stunning resume in seconds. There's no need for extra effort. Simply enter the URL of your LinkedIn profile, and you'll have your resume ready in no time. Import your LinkedIn profile now.

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Once you’ve imported your profile, you only need to pick a resume template and give your LinkedIn resume a bit of a personal touch. All of our resume templates were designed by professional typographers and are highly customizable. With more than one million possible design combinations, you can make your LinkedIn resume uniquely “you.” Explore all resume templates.

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Want to add a new section to your resume or improve an existing one? Brush up your LinkedIn resume with our AI Resume Rewriter. It can refine your resume and rewrite it in language that is professional and specific to your industry. Learn more about our AI Resume Rewriter.

Import your LinkedIn, get a resume. Then use our AI tools to make it better.

If you’ve already got a polished LinkedIn profile, why go through the same writing process again with your resume? After all, a good LinkedIn profile and a good resume have a lot in common. You can use that!

Simply import your LinkedIn profile to Kickresume and turn it into a sleek professional CV.

You can then use our AI toolkit to rewrite your resume , check it for errors with our resume checker , and even make it look super professional with our stunning resume templates . That is, if you feel like making your resume a bit more ‘extra’ and job-winning.

What are the benefits? Why import your LinkedIn profile instead of building a resume from scratch?

The following only apply if you’ve already got a good LinkedIn profile. But that shouldn’t be a problem — every ambitious job seeker should already have one!

In any case, here are some obvious and less obvious benefits of using our super easy LinkedIn-to-resume converter.

• Save time. You don’t have to write a resume from scratch. You can use the content from your LinkedIn profile.
• Done in a single press of a button. It’s quick and easy. Simply enter your profile’s url and press “Import”.
• It doesn’t end with importing the profile. You can (but don’t have to) use a wide array of our tools to give your resume an edge over others — you can scan it for improvements, get AI feedback, quickly generate a tailored cover letter, rewrite it with AI, and more.
• Tailor your resume to every job application. Any LinkedIn profile has one drawback — it’s one size fits all. A resume can be tailored to each job you apply to, which we would strongly advise you to do if you really want to land that job.

All in all, converting your LinkedIn profile into a resume gives you a good way out if you don’t want to waste time writing your resume from scratch. It’s quick, easy, and highly recommended!

How to download your resume from LinkedIn then? Is it just a single click and that’s it?

Yes! And no. But mostly yes! The thing is, there’s both a technical side and a content side to it.

While the technical side is pretty straightforward and quick, the content side of converting your LinkedIn profile to a resume can be a bit tricky. But that, of course, all depends on your profile.

How to download your resume from LinkedIn then?

• Go to the top of our LinkedIn profile to resume converter web page (you can also simply scroll up, it’s this very web page)
• Enter your LinkedIn profile’s address, and press the “Convert to Resume” button.
• Review your newly imported LinkedIn resume, pick an ATS-friendly template, use our AI Writer to rewrite it, analyze it with our resume checker — Kickresume gives you plenty of tools to make your LinkedIn resume stand out.

However, you probably wouldn’t want to stop there. Your LinkedIn profile — and, by extension, your newly imported resume — probably isn’t yet tailored to a specific job opening. Leaving it as such would be a missed opportunity.

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How to create a resume from LinkedIn?

You can easily import your LinkedIn profile to Kickresume and let the LinkedIn-to-resume converter do the rest. It only takes a few seconds.

This is how to create a resume from your LinkedIn profile:

• Open your LinkedIn profile.
• Select your profile’s public url (e.g. https://www.linkedin.com/in/your_name/) and press Ctrl+C (on Windows), or Command+C (on MacOS).
• Now go to Kickresume’s LinkedIn import website: Convert Your LinkedIn Profile to a Resume .
• Paste the link inside the designated field near the top of the page by pressing Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (on MacOS).
• Press “Convert to Resume”. This will take you to the website’s sign up screen.
• Sign up using your preferred method (e.g. with your Google or Facebook account).
• Kickresume will now import your LinkedIn profile and convert it into a resume.
• Et voilà! You now have a complete resume in a random resume template from Kickresume.

How can I improve the resume I exported from LinkedIn?

Don’t forget to make at least some changes to your newly imported LinkedIn resume.

For instance, your resume can usually benefit from minor formatting changes , as some of the original LinkedIn formatting can get lost during the importing process.

You should also remove any LinkedIn-specific phrases from your new resume. You might not want phrase like “Let’s connect” or “Open to opportunities” appear on your resume.

Add resume-specific sections , such as hobbies or skills, and finally, tailor your new resume to each specific job opening you’re applying for.

Customize your resume’s visuals. You can choose from 40+ templates, explore more than one million design combinations, and make your resume more you.

Finally, you can even let AI rewrite your entire resume  using our AI Resume Rewriter . It’s easy to use and it will rewrite your resume in a language that sounds more professional.

I’ve created a resume from my LinkedIn profile. Can I download it for free?

Yes, you can. While it’s true that not all resume templates and customization options are free (we need to make money somehow), there are still several high-quality resume templates available.

At the end of the day, yes, you can download a full-fledged professional resume for free . Just make sure to avoid any features that are clearly marked with the “Premium” badge inside the app.

On the other hand, if you decide that you like the premium templates better — and would like to land your dream job faster with the help of Kickresume — you can always upgrade to Premium . We offer well-priced plans for every type of customer.

Can I customize the appearance of my new LinkedIn resume?

Yes! You can choose from more than 40 professionally-designed resume templates  and customize each template to your liking.

You can change nearly every part of your new resume. Each template comes with its own set of alternative color schemes and typefaces that were chosen by our expert typographers to complement the overall design.

What’s more, you can also create a cover letter with a design that matches your resume. We always create new templates in resume / cover letter pairs.

Ultimately, there are more than one million possible design combinations for you to explore. The sheer number of customization options gives you the ability to create a resume that stands out from the rest. All within reason, though — no matter how you customize your resume, our designers made sure it will always look good.

I’m having problems converting my LinkedIn to a resume. What should I do?

If you’re having problems converting your LinkedIn profile to a resume, there are two things you can do:

• Make sure your LinkedIn is filled with enough content.  Remember that an empty profile makes for an equally empty resume. Fill your LinkedIn profile with at least 200 words. For best results, you should have at least the About, Experience, and Education sections of your profile filled with content. The more the merrier.
• Make sure your profile is not set to private.  Our tool needs to have the ability to access your LinkedIn profile. If your profile is set to private, only your connections can view it. Set your profile to public and try importing your LinkedIn profile again.
• Make sure that your profile is more than 30 days old.  Sometimes it takes a few days for Kickresume to access your profile. While this usually takes less than the aforementioned 30 days, this time period gives us a bit of an overhead when diagnosing problems related to LinkedIn import.

If you’ve done all of the above and you’re still unable to turn your LinkedIn profile into a resume, please contact our customer support (click the speech bubble icon in the bottom-right corner). Our customer support team is always more than happy to help.

How to Add Your Resume on LinkedIn (Bonus Tip Included)

Looking to land your next job via LinkedIn?

No surprise there - LinkedIn is the social professional social media network out there, with over 3,000,000 new jobs posted on the platform per month in the US alone!

But before you start your job search via LinkedIn, you need to upload your resume to the platform.

In this article, we’ll teach you how to add your resume to your LinkedIn profile! Read on to learn:

• How To Add Your Resume on LinkedIn
• How to Add Your Resume on LinkedIn With Easy Apply
• Should You Add Your Resume to LinkedIn? Pros & Cons
• How to Download Your LinkedIn Profile As a Resume

So let’s dive right in! 

How to Add Resume to Your LinkedIn Profile

The first thing to know is that your LinkedIn already has a place reserved for your resume, and that’s your profile's About Me section. 

It’s a strategic position that allows anyone visiting your profile to notice your resume right away. 

Now, when it comes to uploading your resume on LinkedIn, the process is fairly easy. 

Follow these steps to upload your resume directly to your profile:

Step #1: Click the Me tab on the top toolbar below your profile photo.

Step #2: Choose View Profile from the drop-down menu that appears.

Step #3: Scroll down and click the Add Featured link.

Step #4: If you don't see the “ Featured” section , it might be disabled. If that’s the case, scroll to the top of your profile and select “ Add profile section” , then “ Recommended” , and then “ Add featured”, and finally "Add Media" .

Step #5: Otherwise, if your Featured section is enabled, click Add Favorites or the plus icon , and select Media from the drop-down menu.

Step #6: In the file upload window that appears, select the resume document you want to upload and click Open.

Step #7: A preview of the document will pop up, as well as fields to title and describe your resume. Only the title is required.

Step #8: After filling in the title and description, click Save .

And just like that, everyone will be able to view your resume in the Featured part of your LinkedIn profile .

Want to learn more about how to actively find a job with LinkedIn? Check out our guide to LinkedIn networking !

Applying for Jobs on LinkedIn? Add Your Resume Using Easy Apply!

Now, when looking for work, it’s best to tailor your resume to each position rather than use the same one for all applications. Customizing your resume to the job not only improves your chances of getting hired but also shows the recruiter that you're dedicated and detail-oriented.

And, unfortunately, simply adding your resume to your LinkedIn profile doesn’t allow you to tailor your resume to specific job positions. 

The good news? LinkedIn has thought about this. 

If you’re job hunting and applying to several positions, you can upload different, customized versions of your resume using LinkdeIn's “ Easy Apply ” function. 

Here’s exactly how you can do it: 

Step #1: For starters, check the job position you’re applying for. The Easy Apply function will allow you to upload your resume straight to LinkedIn. Any listing that just has an "Apply" tab will require you to submit your resume via a third-party website. 

Step #2: If applicable, select Easy Apply . Scroll down until you see a button that says Upload Resume . 

Step #3: To upload your resume, navigate to the resume file on your computer and select Open. 

Step #4: From here on, you can keep revising your application and, when finished, click the Submit Application tab. 

The best part? LinkedIn will save this version of your resume in case you need to use it for another job. 

Should I Add My Resume on LinkedIn? 

The answer is a clear “yes!”

When a potential employer lands on your LinkedIn page, they won’t have enough information just with your personal profile to see if you’re qualified for whatever job they’re considering you for.

Simply by adding a resume, you’re adding a new level of depth to your LinkedIn profile and making it more likely that prospective employers reach out to you.

How to Download Your LinkedIn Profile As a Resume (With Pros & Cons)

Just like it allows you to upload your resume online, LinkedIn also lets you download your profile on the platform as a resume. 

All LinkedIn profiles feature a “Save as PDF” tab that will take your LinkedIn profile and save it on your device as a PDF.  

This PDF will contain everything you’ve listed on LinkedIn, including your education, work experience, and skills.

To download your LinkedIn profile as a resume, the first thing you need to do is open LinkedIn in a web browser on your computer. 

After selecting the profile icon at the top, click View Profile.

On the profile page, right below the profile picture, click More and select Save to PDF .

In a few seconds, your download will begin and the PDF will show all the information included in your profile.

Now, if you want to add, update, or omit certain elements from the profile before saving it, you can use LinkedIn’s resume tool to do so. Once you’re pleased with the result, you can hit Save. 

However, the real question here is , is using a LinkedIn profile as a resume a good idea?

The answer is no .

The LinkedIn resume is simply not that effective for several reasons:

• It simply doesn’t look that good. And yes, your resume’s design does matter. The cleaner your resume layout, the easier it is to scan, and as such, more likely to get read by the HR manager.
• It’s not comprehensive enough. Your LinkedIn profile should not be as detailed as your resume. The purpose of a LI profile is to act as a brief introduction to you as a professional, not to sell you as a candidate.
• The output might be too long. Generally, you want to keep your resume length to one, maybe two pages max. A LinkedIn profile export can be longer than that.

Want to use a tried-and-tested resume template instead? Check out the Novorésumé resume builder !

It’s super easy to use and comes with 16 tried-and-tested templates . And the best part? Our resumes look super slick!

And that about sums it all up about how to best combine your LinkedIn profile & your resume!

Before you go, though, let’s recap the most important points we covered in this article:

• LinkedIn is much more than a CV on the internet. A LinkedIn profile should emphasize your ties to persons and employers, while your CV should present a clear professional goal. 
• There are 2 simple ways to submit your resume to LinkedIn: directly through uploading or by using the Easy Apply feature for specific jobs.
• When hunting for a job on LinkedIn, don’t just rely on your CV - make sure your profile is fully updated too.

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LinkedIn Profile URL: How to Edit, Customize & Share it

3 key takeaways

• Your LinkedIn profile can help you in your job search.
• Creating a custom LinkedIn profile URL using your name looks more professional.
• Using Teal’s AI Resume Builder you can add your LinkedIn profile URL to your resume.

Your LinkedIn profile is an asset you can use in your job search and for networking. Hiring managers can find you and you can connect with peers in your industry, thanks to the professional social networking site. 

Keeping your LinkedIn profile page up-to-date and optimized is key, so you get the most out of the website. You want the right people and opportunities to find you and give a good first impression. One way to do that is to optimize your LinkedIn profile and create a custom LinkedIn profile URL. 

Struggling to land interviews with your resume? Get started with Teal’s AI Resume Builder for free.

What is your LinkedIn profile URL?

When you create your personal LinkedIn profile, you’ll have a LinkedIn profile URL which refers to the website address. 

Your LinkedIn profile URL is automatically assigned to you. It includes your name and a string of numbers and letters. The random sequence is clunky and unsightly. Plus, it’s not easy to remember or share. 

But the good news is you can change it. LinkedIn allows users with a public profile to edit their URL. That way, you can trade in the long numbers and letters with something succinct, like your name or business. 

Creating a personalized URL can help your personal brand and professional image. You’re no longer just a number. Your profile will match with your name, so you can easily share and recruiters and hiring managers can easily find you. 

Before you edit your LinkedIn URL, make sure you've properly set up your profile. Once that’s live, you can set up your custom URL. 

Here’s how to edit a LinkedIn profile URL:

• Go to the LinkedIn homepage and log in
• Go to “Me” which has your photo
• Click on “View Profile”

• On the right side of your LinkedIn profile, go to “Public profile & URL”
• Click the pencil icon

• You’ll see “Edit your custom URL” on the upper right

• Under that, click on the pencil icon
• Your LinkedIn URL will begin with www.linkedin.com/in and you can write your name or business in the text box in the custom URL section

• Hit “Save” and you’ll have a new LinkedIn public profile URL 

Following these steps, you can learn how to change your LinkedIn URL easily. 

Some important things to note:

If you have a common name, the LinkedIn URL may already be taken. Similar to social media handles, names are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. This is why it’s worthwhile to claim yours now rather than wait. 

If your full name is already taken, you may need to edit your LinkedIn URL and make it unique. Consider adding your middle name, middle initial, or any special certifications like CFP, or the field you’re in (HR, finance, manufacturing). 

The new LinkedIn profile URL must have:

• a minimum of three letters or numbers
• a maximum of 100 letters or numbers
• No special characters, symbols, or spaces

Changing your URL on LinkedIn to either your full name or business offers several benefits

• Hiring managers can quickly find you
• Recruiters can look you up with ease
• You can conveniently share the LinkedIn profile URL (and remember it!)
• The link is typically shorter and more legible 
• Maintain consistency 
• Differentiate yourself from other members. 
• Boost your personal brand 

Start the process ASAP to claim your name and make it easier to share your LinkedIn profile URL when networking or applying for a new job.

How to get your LinkedIn profile URL

After you edit your custom URL and save it, you might forget about it for a while. But then when it’s time to submit a job application or update your resume, you need to find it again so you can share it. Here’s how to get your LinkedIn profile URL in various ways. 

How to get your LinkedIn profile URL on desktop 

You can find your LinkedIn URL on desktop in two ways. 

The first way may or may not be obvious. You log into LinkedIn, and under “Me” you click on “View Profile.” From there, you can go to the profile’s address bar at the top, highlight the URL, and copy it.

The second way is almost identical to how you edit your custom URL. 

• Log into LinkedIn
• Your URL will be under that text and you can highlight and copy

How to get LinkedIn profile URL on mobile

It’s not the same process to find your LinkedIn URL on mobile as desktop. 

• Open the LinkedIn mobile app
• Click on your profile photo in the upper left corner 
• Click “View profile”
• Press on three dots, that look like ellipses 
• Click on “Contact info” out of all of the selections

• You’ll see your LinkedIn public profile URL under “Your Profile"

• Highlight the public profile URL and copy

How to get LinkedIn profile URL on mobile browser

If you’re using the internet on your phone to visit LinkedIn, you’ll be using a mobile browser. This is not the same as the mobile app. 

To find LinkedIn profile URL on mobile browser:

• Click on your profile photo
• Scroll to the bottom to the “Contact” section
• You’ll see your LinkedIn public profile URL 
• Highlight and copy

If you want to check out how other members see your LinkedIn profile, you can:

• Click on “Me”
• Go to “Settings & Privacy”
• Click on “Visibility” on the left-hand side 
• Go to “Edit your public profile”
• You’ll be able to see what your LinkedIn profile page looks like for other members

• The URL in the address bar will be generic and not your custom URL
• Your custom URL can be found under “Edit your custom URL”

To get the most out of your LinkedIn profile, check out our guide on how to optimize your LinkedIn profile .

How to share your LinkedIn profile URL 

If you’re ready to share your LinkedIn profile URL, you can use the steps listed above, copy the link, and paste it into your desired location. However, there are faster ways to share your custom URL, depending on your device and where you want to send your profile.

Here’s how to share LinkedIn profile URL with multiple devices and in different ways:

Share LinkedIn profile on computer 

• Under “Public profile & URL” copy your customized URL

• Paste in an email, resume, etc. 
• You can also click on “Contact Info” 
• Under “Your Profile” you can find your LinkedIn profile URL 
• Copy and paste 

If you want to share your LinkedIn profile in a LinkedIn message here’s how:

• Click on “More”
• Click on “Send profile in a message”

• Type in the name of the person you want to send your profile to 

Share LinkedIn profile on mobile app 

Here’s where to find LinkedIn URL on app and how to share it 

• Open the LinkedIn app
• Press “View Profile”
• Click on the three dots
• Click on “Share profile via”

• You can copy the link or send it directly through email, text, etc. 
• You can also click on “Contact info” in that same section
• Click on “Your Profile”

•  You can click “Copy” and then paste it into the desired location
• Or you can choose “Share with” and select the platform you’d like to use to share it

Where to share LinkedIn URL

Your LinkedIn URL can boost your visibility if you put it in the right places. Here’s where to share LinkedIn URL:

• Your email signature
• Your resume
• Your personal or portfolio website
• Business cards

Sharing your LinkedIn profile URL is one way to make your LinkedIn stand out. Learn more about how to make your LinkedIn stand out . 

How Teal integrates with LinkedIn

You can use your LinkedIn profile to help create a resume with Teal. Using Teal’s LinkedIn to Resume import feature, you can use your LinkedIn URL to upload your profile information (skills, work history, bio, and more) to create a customizable resume with Resume Builder . Teal takes the information on your LinkedIn profile to craft a resume . 

As part of this process, your LinkedIn URL is automatically placed in an optimal spot for maximum visibility. Using the Resume Formatting feature, you create a professional resume that features your LinkedIn profile URL.

Create your new custom URL 

Your LinkedIn profile is your handy sidekick on your job search journey. It can communicate your professional experience, skills, abilities, and what you want out of your next role. 

To make it easier for people to find you, create a new custom URL that includes your full name or business name. Share it in multiple places like your email signature, website, and personalized message in appropriate situations.

Once your LinkedIn is set up and optimized, you can use it alongside Teal’s Resume Builder to create your best resume yet. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you get your url for your linkedin profile.

On your computer, you can get your LinkedIn profile URL by going to “Me” and then “View Profile.” You can find the URL in your web address bar and under the “Public profile & URL” section. 

What is an example of a custom LinkedIn URL?

As a LinkedIn user with a public profile, you can create a custom URL. Typically, you want to include your full name. An example of a custom LinkedIn URL is www.linkedin.com/in/full-name .

How do I find my LinkedIn post URL?

To find your LinkedIn profile URL on your computer go to “Me” and then “View Profile.” On the right-hand side, you’ll see “Public profile & URL,” which is where your LinkedIn profile URL is. You can also find it in the address bar. 

How do I copy my LinkedIn profile link on the app?

If you’re wondering how to copy LinkedIn URL on the mobile app, open the app, click on your photo, and then “View profile.” Click on the three dots, select “Contact info” and then under “Your Profile” you can click on your link and select “Copy.”

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Your LinkedIn profile is one of your most valuable career-building tools.

It serves as your online resume or CV on one of the most popular recruiting web sites on the Internet: LinkedIn.com.

Every day, recruiters and employers search LinkedIn profiles to find job candidates.

So creating a good profile is key to being found for your next career opportunity.

Like a traditional chronological resume, a LinkedIn profile has the following major sections:

So it’s really quite easy to use your resume to create a LinkedIn profile. And LinkedIn has a good profile builder that you can use to copy and paste your resume, section-by-section.

Why Copy and Paste from Your Resume?

Why not type your information straight into the Profile Builder? Because you’ve already taken great care to create a well-thought-out and typo-free resume. You used Word’s spell check feature, and, hopefully, you asked someone to proofread each line of your resume.

By copying and pasting from your “perfect resume,” you avoid the risk of having mistakes in your LinkedIn Profile, and there will be no discrepancies between your master resume and your LinkedIn master resume (employers do compare the two!).

How to Convert Your Resume into a LinkedIn Profile

First, you need to create your master resume, the one you use as a foundation for making a target resume each time you apply for a particular job. Because your master resume presents a broad picture of who you are as a professional, and the value you offer to your professional community, its content will be excellent for your LinkedIn profile.

• Click on Master Resume for Your LinkedIn Profile to learn how to create your master resume.
• With your completed master resume document open, go to your LinkedIn account.
• In the toolbar, hover your cursor over Profile, and click Edit Profile from the pull-down menu. The page displays your current profile.

Let’s go section-by-section to see how to use your master resume to create your LinkedIn profile.

LinkedIn Headline

Make your title as specific as possible so it will serve as a concise personal branding statement (see Meg Guiseppi’s Creating Your Personal Brand article for tips) that sets you apart from other people on LinkedIn who share your name.

There’s a limit of 120 characters and spaces for your headline. Use keywords that are pertinent to your industry and that recruiters would use to search for someone with your skill set and/or job title.

• Near the top of the page, click the Edit link next to your Name.
• On the next page (Basic Information), enter your name as you want it to appear in your profile.
• If you have a professional title on your resume, copy and paste that into the Headline field. If you don’t have a title on your resume, write one for your profile.
• Fill in the fields for Location and Industry, and then click Save Changes.

Summary (About Section)

Consider copying and pasting the statements from your general resume into the Summary field. Use bullet points (or another symbol such as a dash or asterisk) to separate your statements. Avoid putting your info in big paragraphs, as big blocks of text are not inviting to read.

If bullet points don’t transfer when you copy and paste your statements, no problem. Find another LinkedIn that has bullet points in its profile (such as mine at https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanireland ) and copy and paste them into your profile.

• Go back to the Edit Profile page.
• Click the Edit link next to the Summary heading. This takes you to a page where you can enter statements that summarize what you have to offer (and want to do for) your next employer.
• Fill in the Specialties field and click Save Changes to go back to the Edit Profile page.

Again, use bullet points as you did in the Summary section.

• Click the + Add a Position link next to the Experience heading.
• On the next page, enter the information for your most recent job, including bullet point statements under each job title. For much of this you can copy and paste from your general resume.
• When you’ve finished entering everything for your new position, click Save Changes to go back to the Edit Profile page.

Add more positions until you have your Experience section completed. Note that at any point you can click Edit next to one of your job titles and make changes to what you wrote for that job. You can also rearrange the order of your jobs (so they’re in reverse chronology) by using the drag-and-drop feature.

Click + Add a School next to the Education heading, and copy and paste details about your education from your resume.

Other Sections

Now that you have the hang of how the LinkedIn profile builder works, you can add other sections if they’re relevant to your career. Here’s a list of additional sections you can create:

• Honors and Awards
• Organizations
• Publications
• Test Scores
• Volunteer Experience & Causes

Reordering Sections of the Profile

When you’re on the Edit Profile page, you can use the drag-and-drop feature to reorder the major sections of your resume. To figure out what order is best, use the same thinking you used when you prioritized the sections on your resume: Most relevant first.

The Bottom Line on Creating a Great LinkedIn Profile From Your Resume

If you already have a master chronological resume, you can easily use it to create a good LinkedIn profile by copying and pasting each section into the LinkedIn profile builder. Then, as you move through your career, remember to update both your master resume on your hard drive and your LinkedIn profile on the Internet. That way you’ll always be ready for the next professional opportunity that fits your career goals.

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Use the Resume Assistant to see experience examples, top skills, helpful articles, and more.

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Table of contents.

Resumes are important for job seekers but can also be tough to create. If you'd like extra help with which skills to include or how to best write your work experience, check out the LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Microsoft Word.

The Resume Assistant is available to Microsoft 365 subscribers. It's a feature in Word for Microsoft 365 on both Windows and Mac. You can also use it with Word online using your personal account, but not with a work or school account. The tool is an English language feature.

Related: How to Change the Language in Microsoft Word

Work Experience Examples

Top skills for the position, articles to help write your resume, additional language refinements, suggested jobs, visit linkedin, turn on the linkedin resume assistant in word.

You may already have the Resume Assistant enabled and ready for use. To check, open a Word document and head to the Review tab. You should see the button for "Resume Assistant" on the right side of the ribbon.

If it's there, you can move on to the sections below. If you don't see it, you can enable it in just a few clicks on Windows and Mac.

Enable the Resume Assistant on Windows

With any Word document open, click the File tab and select "Options" in the bottom-left corner.

In the Word Options window, select General on the left and go to LinkedIn Features on the right. Check the box for "Enable LinkedIn Features in My Office Applications" and click OK.

Enable the Resume Assistant on Mac

With any Word document open, click Word > Preferences from the menu bar. Select "General."

In the Settings area at the top, uncheck the box for "Turn Off Resume Assistant." You can then close the Preferences window.

Use the LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Word

You can use the Resume Assistant with a blank document, existing resume, or resume template. Go to the Review tab and click the "Resume Assistant" button in the ribbon as shown above. A sidebar will open on the right of your document.

Before you click "Get Started," make a note of the statement at the bottom of the sidebar on the right. If you agree and want to continue, go ahead and click "Get Started."

Enter the role (job position) and optionally, the industry, in the corresponding fields. As you begin typing, you'll see suggestions in a drop-down list. Select the one that fits your situation best.

The remainder of the sidebar will populate with helpful information for your resume based on the position and the industry listed (if you've entered one).

Starting at the top, you'll see job experience examples from LinkedIn. These are small snippets of how you might word your experiences. Click "Read More" to do exactly that for any of the examples.

You can also use the filter at the top of that section to narrow down examples by top skills.

Below the work experience examples, you'll see the top skills needed for the position you're seeking. These are proficiencies that other job seekers in your field highlight in their resumes.

This is a good way to get an idea of the skills potential that employers are looking for. Add them to your resume if they apply to you.

Next in the sidebar is a list of articles you can check out for additional help. If you select an article, it'll open in your default web browser where you can read it in full.

This is a great section to browse through for suggestions and recommendations when you're writing your resume.

Before you head over to the next section, there's a toggle you can turn on for more help with your resume writing. This editor checks your resume in progress for things like style problems, inappropriate verbiage, and more.

Related: How to Create a Professional Résumé in Microsoft Word

Next, you can have a look at the Suggested Jobs area of the sidebar. This displays open positions, along with their titles, locations, descriptions. Expand the section to read more and see the link to view the job directly on LinkedIn.

Finally, you have a link to head straight over to LinkedIn and work on your profile. Click "Get Started on LinkedIn" to open it in your default web browser.

With its examples, lists, and resources, the LinkedIn Resume Assistant in Word is definitely worth your time spent composing or editing your resume. The first two sections (with examples and top skills) are the most useful. But take a look at the other helpful features, too. They might just give you the edge you need as a job seeker.

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The shame of LinkedIn

Why posting on the site feels so embarrassing — and how to overcome the cringe factor

The other day, a friend of mine liked one of my LinkedIn posts. I was mortified. I quickly sent him a text explaining that posting there was a function of my job, not for funsies. While my frantic embarrassment was perhaps a tad of an overcorrection (OK, a lot of an overcorrection), I nonetheless feel deeply self-conscious about what I post on the work-focused website. I don't want to come off as overly earnest, too self-promotional, or dare I say it, cringe.

That LinkedIn is a cringey space is well established. The issue has been dissected on Reddit, in the media , and even on LinkedIn itself . LinkedIn is just a weird place to be in the first place. It's a jobs board with a social network layered on top of it. It's an artificial space where everyone is trying to put on their best face, but one that leaves people feeling quite exposed.

Why does LinkedIn feel so cringe? And is it possible to post there without being cringe yourself? I decided to reach out to some experts to try to find out, which was an embarrassing endeavor on its own.

Why LinkedIn feels so cringe

As much as LinkedIn is a professional platform, something about it feels really personal . Even when you're posting with your real name, other social-media sites like Instagram, Twitter/X, or TikTok have an air of anonymity to them, a sense of removal. A tweet is more fleeting, and Instagram is more private, even if your profile is public. On a lot of these platforms, everyone's sort of doing a bit. On LinkedIn, you wind up putting a lot of yourself out there: your picture, your work history, your education, your professional past, your aspirations. You're there for a specific reason — to advance your career and network. You have a specific audience in mind — prospective employers, potential business leads . That all requires you to be your best, most workiest self.

"The way people position themselves and kind of discuss really anything is filtered through that lens of etiquette and knowing that all eyes are on you all the time," Nathan Allebach, a social-media strategist and creative director, said. "It's just almost like an omni-surveillance state."

On LinkedIn, people face a case of "context collapse," where they communicate with disparate groups of people all at once. In most places, you know exactly who you're talking to — friends in a group chat or your work colleagues on email — but LinkedIn folds all of them together. That leads to a self-presentation conundrum: Which you do you want to be?

"It's hard to think about how to post, what to post, when you have, for example, your bosses there, your former bosses there, maybe your high-school friends are there, with your current colleagues or interns," Sunny Xun Liu, the director of research at the Stanford Social Media Lab, said. "We usually behave differently based on who we talk to. When all those people are there, it's very challenging to find a way that we feel comfortable."

LinkedIn users are trapped in a culture of professionalism and all that comes with it. The person you are with your boss or a client is probably not your truest self. This setting makes posting — or even just creating and maintaining a profile — feel extra high-stakes and, in turn, contrived. On LinkedIn, there is no dancing like no one's watching.

This high-wire performance has helped foster LinkedIn's reputation as a space for content that's a little extra, grimace-inducing, and often insincere. It's known for guys spouting broetry and CEOs crying and wannabe thinkfluencers posing as experts in areas nobody needs their expertise in. There's a reason social-media accounts like Best of LinkedIn , which pokes fun at over-the-top LinkedIn posts, exist. Even the people who run LinkedIn know that when something goes viral there, it's often not a good sign.

LinkedIn has made some efforts to change things — it's adjusted its algorithm to try to elevate more quality content and show people stuff from their networks. And while there are fewer "pure meaningless platitudes" on the platform, as Brendan Gahan, the cofounder of Creator Authority, a LinkedIn influencer marketing agency told me, there's still a "hangover" from how LinkedIn is perceived.

LinkedIn might not be as cringe as it used to be, but it's still awkward. Posting and interacting there, for most people, entails a level of forced positivity and performative professionalism that isn't really matched anywhere else online.

"LinkedIn is an echo chamber," John Hickey, the creator of Best of LinkedIn and a freelance creative director, said. "Everyone's on their best behavior, but in some ways that best behavior is also their worst behavior because they're not being their true selves."

How to be less cringe on LinkedIn

OK, so if LinkedIn comes with a bit of cringe baked in, what's the best way to minimize that impulse as much as possible? LinkedIn declined to comment for this story, but it sent over a couple of links, one to a blog post about how its users want "knowledge-based content" and another to a guide on becoming a LinkedIn creator that includes a fair amount of content but is a little hard to wade through. I am not among the 3,224 people apparently interested in an hourlong webinar on "nailing your niche," nor do I really want to see people share their posts and ask others why they think they underperformed. The goal for most people on LinkedIn is not to be a creator, anyway, it's just to live to fight another day in the working world. Given the weakness of the official advice, I decided to ask a bunch of people for tips on how to post in a non-cringe way on LinkedIn.

Brandon Smithwick, a LinkedIn creator and the head of content at Kickstarter, said it's generally a good idea to keep it short. "A post that's a huge dissertation or paragraphs, I'm scrolling past it, I'm going to bounce, I'm not reading that," he said. Memes do well, but it's also fine to just engage casually — share a blog post you like, comment on other people's posts, or just keep up a decent-looking profile. He schedules his posts and suggests others do the same, especially if it feels daunting to spend a lot of time on LinkedIn and come up with ideas. It may also be helpful for people who dread hitting the "post" button and seeing a message immediately go up.

Natalie Marshall, who goes by Corporate Natalie on social media, told me that since posting anywhere is by its nature cringey, the best approach is just to try to make content that isn't too forced. She tries to add some personal narrative or anecdotes to her posts and will ask followers about their experiences and feedback, but she's cognizant of length. "We're not storytellers here," she told me. She feels like she can "hide behind the written word" on LinkedIn more than on platforms where she's posting videos. It's a tough balancing act — she suggests people use a personal flair on the platform, but at one point in our conversation, she thought I accused her posts of being cringe.

Also, people should remember they can opt out of posting altogether. "If you don't want to post, don't," Marshall said. "Why is there this pressure to build your personal brand and build your LinkedIn and do these things?"

I also asked a pair of social-media managers — one at Business Insider and one at a different company — for their thoughts on LinkedIn posting. They offered up some tips: Try to ask a question at the end of a post, include some extra detail, maybe toss in some hashtags. Both also came to the same conclusion: There's no way to get around the cringe. "I have thought of it as part of the job, but doesn't make it any less cringe!" one told me. "I would say to embrace the cringe," the other said.

None of this is to dunk on LinkedIn as a platform — I like it very much! Of all of the social-media websites, I find it the most useful for my job. I just feel like a complete idiot being there sometimes. A lot of people do. Those are just the rules of the road.

"Eventually, you just kind of give in," Allebach said. "I'll do my best to write this how I would say it in real life, but ultimately I know I'm going to be still using certain line breaks and certain hooks and certain bulleted points or whatever it might be that I know the algorithm and my audience is going to favor, because ultimately I want to get some type of lead through this platform. I'm not just posting for my enjoyment on LinkedIn."

Nor am I. But I'll still be there, posting my stories (including this one), hoping people won't judge me.

Emily Stewart is a senior correspondent at Business Insider, writing about business and the economy.

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Click on Master Resume for Your LinkedIn Profile to learn how to create your master resume. With your completed master resume document open, go to your LinkedIn account. In the toolbar, hover your cursor over Profile, and click Edit Profile from the pull-down menu. The page displays your current profile. Let's go section-by-section to see how ...

Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. Click View Profile. Click the More button in the introduction section. Select Build a resume from the dropdown. From the Select a resume ...

Enable the Resume Assistant on Windows. With any Word document open, click the File tab and select "Options" in the bottom-left corner. In the Word Options window, select General on the left and go to LinkedIn Features on the right. Check the box for "Enable LinkedIn Features in My Office Applications" and click OK.

LinkedIn declined to comment for this story, but it sent over a couple of links, one to a blog post about how its users want "knowledge-based content" and another to a guide on becoming a LinkedIn ...