Who Viewed My LinkedIn Profile? 2024 Guide

To see who has viewed your LinkedIn profile, you can use the "Who's viewed your profile" feature. This feature is accessible to all LinkedIn members, but the information provided varies depending on whether you have a Basic (free) or Premium account. Here's how to access this feature:

1. Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage, then select View Profile.
2. Scroll down to the Analytics section and click on the number indicating your profile views to access the "Who’s viewed your profile" page.

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For Basic account holders:

• You'll see the five most recent viewers in the last 90 days, provided you have your profile viewing options set to display your name and headline when viewing others' profiles.
• The list may include insights such as the number of profile viewers, where they work, how they found your profile, and their job titles.

For Premium account holders:

• You can see the list of viewers, viewer trends, and insights for the past 365 days.
• Filter viewer data by time range and/or demographics using the Filters above the graph.
• View a weekly viewer trend graph and get personalized skill suggestions.
• Turn on Interesting viewers to see notable profile viewers, such as senior leaders in your industry or recruiters.
• View Highlights for top locations, industries, and companies of people who viewed your profile.

Remember, even with a Premium account, you won't see the names of viewers who choose to browse in private mode or private profile characteristics, as LinkedIn respects the privacy settings of its users.

While LinkedIn does not provide a native feature to see every individual who views your profile, there are ways to get insights into your profile visitors and leverage this information for networking or sales purposes. You can manually check the 'Who viewed your profile' section on LinkedIn for limited data, or you can use Bardeen's automation capabilities to enhance your LinkedIn networking strategy.

Here are some Bardeen automation examples that can indirectly help you engage with your LinkedIn audience:

1. Connect with a list of LinkedIn contacts: Automatically send connection requests to a curated list of LinkedIn profiles, and manage new connections with ease, potentially increasing the visibility of your profile.
2. Enrich a list of companies with LinkedIn company and employee info in Google Sheets: Gain insights on companies and their employees, which could help you understand who is interacting with your LinkedIn content and why.
3. Copy LinkedIn Post commenters to Google Sheets: Keep track of who is engaging with your posts by copying the data of commenters to a Google Sheet for further analysis and follow-up.

These automations are not only time savers but also powerful tools to enhance your networking strategy. Start automating today by getting the Bardeen app at Bardeen.ai/download.