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These are messages you send to people on LinkedIn with whom you are not connected. This feature is the main reason that I choose to pay for a premium account.įor all four options, you also get to send a certain number of what LinkedIn calls InMails each month. Or if past clients or referral partners view your profile, that provides you a good reason to reconnect with them. If you are a business owner, you might want someone viewing your profile to become a client or a referral partner. If you are a job seeker, it could be useful to know if hiring authorities or recruiters are viewing your profile.

Recruiter Lite ($120 per month) – helps you find and hire talent.įor all four options, you can see who has viewed your profile over the past 90 days.

Sales Navigator ($80 per month) – helps you generate leads and build your clientele.

Premium Business ($60 per month) – helps you get detailed business insights and further expand your business.

Premium Career ($30 per month) – helps you get hired.

You can pay annually, which provides about a 25% discount, or you can pay monthly.

LinkedIn offers different types of premium accounts that members can select based on their needs.

Save up to three searches and get weekly alerts on those searches.

Search for and view profiles of other LinkedIn members.

Similar to other social sites, you can share posts, engage with others, send messages to connections, get notifications and more.Īdditionally, with a basic account you can: With a basic account, you can create your profile, company pages, groups, and events.

There’s plenty you can do with a basic (free) account. The main people I recommend pay for a premium account are job seekers and people who do a lot of business development activities on LinkedIn.įor many users, especially those relatively new to using LinkedIn, I generally discourage them from paying for LinkedIn. Many clients have ask me: Is it worth it to have a premium account on LinkedIn?