Linkedin company page
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Hafsa SEO
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- Jul 22, 2025
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I would not recommend buying old LinkedIn company pages. It can create trust and compliance issues.
Instead I suggest creating your own company page and building credibility by optimizing it posting consistently and showcasing real partnerships client testimonials and case studies.
It takes more time but it is much better for long term lead generation.
Instead I suggest creating your own company page and building credibility by optimizing it posting consistently and showcasing real partnerships client testimonials and case studies.
It takes more time but it is much better for long term lead generation.
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HR RANKING
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A LinkedIn company page is much more than just an online profile. When it's updated consistently with useful content, company news, industry insights, and employee highlights, it can become a valuable asset for building credibility and attracting the right audience. A complete profile, regular posting schedule, and genuine engagement with followers usually produce better long-term results than focusing only on follower numbers. It's also helpful to encourage employees to interact with company posts, as this can naturally extend reach and visibility. Over time, a well-managed company page can support brand awareness, recruitment, partnerships, and lead generation while strengthening trust with both existing and potential customers
Aang Aang
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- Mar 24, 2026
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Don't rely on buying an old company page because you do not know its history and is it flagged before or not.
So, if your goal is lead generation then focus on make your own page and build trust rather than finding an aged company page. A well optimized page with regular updates and genuine engagement have a much bigger impact over time.
So, if your goal is lead generation then focus on make your own page and build trust rather than finding an aged company page. A well optimized page with regular updates and genuine engagement have a much bigger impact over time.
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Avoid to buying old LinkedIn company pages or accounts because it can create trust and policy issues. Building your own company page is safer and better for long term lead generation.
dark.house
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- Jun 24, 2026
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I would not advise purchasing aged LinkedIn company pages, as the history of ownership may cause problems of trust in the future. It is usually easier to create an actua company page and have it verified
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Building your own is safer, as buying can get you perma banned,
william002x
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- Jan 24, 2024
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Buying old LinkedIn pages or accounts can create issues with ownership, verification, and trust. A better approach is usually building the company page properly and using legitimate partnerships, employees, and content to establish credibility.
bunnyorbit
Newbie
- Jul 1, 2026
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That is not something i would do for myself. The page is linked to the company past nd reputation. Therefore purchasing such a page might cause u more trouble than anything else. However creating ur own page nd making some activitty on it takes time but is much more secure.
- May 20, 2026
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Please avoid that. You may get banned.
I have not made any personal research on purchasing linkedIn company pages but i would tread with care. The age of the page may give u an impression that it is legitimate but inactive or suspicious followers may make it of no use to u. It is better for me to create a page from scrattch.
zippyframe
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- Jul 2, 2026
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I have not done this myself yet but I would use caution if attempting to purchase company pages. While it may appear that purchasing an old page could be a quick fix this is only the case if it does not have an ambiguous history or dead followers. Generally creating ur own page nd keeping it alive tends to foster better crediibility.
TheoRank
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- Jun 25, 2026
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One thing nobody really touched on... even if you find an aged page that looks clean, LinkedIn ties page admin roles to personal accounts, so you'd be inheriting whatever mess that account has too. Verification through them now leans on real domain and employee signals anyway, so an old page alone wont get you far.
If verifying partnerships is the actual goal, easier route is getting a couple of legit employee profiles active and connected, plus a proper domain email tied to the page. That does more for trust than any aged asset imo.
If verifying partnerships is the actual goal, easier route is getting a couple of legit employee profiles active and connected, plus a proper domain email tied to the page. That does more for trust than any aged asset imo.
High Backlinks
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- Jul 14, 2026
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I'd be careful with buying existing company pages Building a genuine presence usually works better in the long run Curious to hear what others think