Yes, people can see who viewed their LinkedIn profile, but only if they have a Premium account. Basic users can only see a few of the people who have viewed their profile in the past 90 days, and they can’t see their full names or job titles.
Here’s how to see who viewed your LinkedIn profile:
- Click on your profile picture in the top right corner of the page.
- Click on “View profile.”
- Scroll down to the “Analytics” section and click on “[Number] profile views.”
If you have a Premium account, you’ll see a list of all the people who have viewed your profile in the past 90 days, along with their full names, job titles, and companies. You can also see how they found your profile, such as through search results, your profile suggestions, or mutual connections.
If you don’t have a Premium account, you’ll only see a list of a few of the people who have viewed your profile in the past 90 days. You’ll also see a message that says “Upgrade to Premium to see who viewed your profile in the past 90 days.”
Can people see when I view their LinkedIn profile?
Yes, people can see when you view their LinkedIn profile, unless you’re using Private Mode. To enable Private Mode, go to Settings & Privacy > Visibility > Profile viewing options and select Private Mode.
When you view someone’s profile in Private Mode, they won’t be able to see your name, job title, or company. They’ll only see that someone viewed their profile.
Why should I care who views my LinkedIn profile?
There are a few reasons why you might care who views your LinkedIn profile:
- To see if recruiters or hiring managers are interested in you. If you’re looking for a new job, it’s helpful to know which recruiters and hiring managers are viewing your profile. This can help you prioritize your networking efforts and reach out to the people who are most likely to be interested in hiring you.
- To see if potential customers or partners are interested in your business. If you’re running a business, it’s helpful to know which potential customers and partners are viewing your profile. This can help you identify new leads and opportunities.
- To see if your connections are staying up-to-date on your work. If you’re regularly publishing blog posts, giving presentations, or attending industry events, you can see if your connections are viewing your profile to learn more about what you’re doing. This can help you gauge your visibility and influence in your industry.
Overall, seeing who views your LinkedIn profile can be a valuable tool for networking, job hunting, and business development.
