Raise Your Visibility Online — LinkedIn, AI and Tools for Business Growth
Jun 22, 2026 · 11 min · 6 segments
Today, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of optimizing your LinkedIn profile to turn content into consistent inquiries—without the hassle of daily posting. I’m Louise Brogan, and I’m here to help…
Louise BroganHost
But I want to talk to you today about all the different places on your LinkedIn profile that you can put a clickable link or a link to something.

Now, in the video I did for this, it was a link to a booking calendar and I've just set up a new clickable link.

It was really funny because I did this video And I put the link on my LinkedIn profile in five places.

But anyway, so you're thinking, Louise, where are all these places on my profile? So when you look at your LinkedIn profile, there are.

multiple opportunities to signpost people on how to work with you all right we're going to start from the top so if you look at your linkedin profile the bit at the top that says your name and your headline and your company name that's called your introductory card so it literally introduces people to you when you look at that you should see your face in a little circle And above that, there's space for what they call a banner image, a LinkedIn banner image or background image.

And if you look at my LinkedIn profile, you'll see that's literally written on the background image.

You can't click on that, but if you make your link really super simple, people will be able to just type it in.

The second link we're going to put on here is going to be inside your contact info.

It's not really a button, it's blue text on your introductory card that when we click on it, opens up a box and in the box, depending on how you've set it up, because lots of people have only set this up that literally has just your LinkedIn URL.

But I want to talk to you today about all the different places on your LinkedIn profile that you can put a clickable link or a link to something.

Now, in the video I did for this, it was a link to a booking calendar and I've just set up a new clickable link.

It was really funny because I did this video And I put the link on my LinkedIn profile in five places.

But anyway, so you're thinking, Louise, where are all these places on my profile? So when you look at your LinkedIn profile, there are.

multiple opportunities to signpost people on how to work with you all right we're going to start from the top so if you look at your linkedin profile the bit at the top that says your name and your headline and your company name that's called your introductory card so it literally introduces people to you when you look at that you should see your face in a little circle And above that, there's space for what they call a banner image, a LinkedIn banner image or background image.

And if you look at my LinkedIn profile, you'll see that's literally written on the background image.

You can't click on that, but if you make your link really super simple, people will be able to just type it in.

The second link we're going to put on here is going to be inside your contact info.

It's not really a button, it's blue text on your introductory card that when we click on it, opens up a box and in the box, depending on how you've set it up, because lots of people have only set this up that literally has just your LinkedIn URL.
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