LinkedIn Account Setup Service: A New LinkedIn Account Created in Your Own Name
By Muhammad Amir, Searcora Digital Ltd
Some people cannot get a LinkedIn account off the ground on their own: the sign-up keeps asking for verification, the profile looks empty, or they simply do not have the time. We set the account up for you — in your own name, with your own details, in any country — write the profile properly, and hand it over so it is yours from the first day.
Searcora Digital Ltd is a UK-registered company and is not affiliated with LinkedIn. The price depends on how much profile writing you need, and we quote it on WhatsApp before you pay.
What the account setup includes
- A new LinkedIn account registered in your real name with an email address you control.
- A complete profile: photo and banner, a headline written for what you want the account to do, an About section, work experience, education and skills — taken from your CV or the details you send.
- Your country, city and language set correctly, so you appear in the right searches.
- Handover: you receive the login and change the password and recovery details straight away.
- Optional: LinkedIn Premium or Sales Navigator activated on the new account afterwards.
Who usually asks for it: job seekers moving to a new country who need a profile recruiters can find, founders and consultants who never got round to LinkedIn, foreign-trade teams who need a presence before they can prospect, and recruiters setting up a profile for a new hiring role. In each case the account belongs to the person whose name is on it.
How it works, step by step
- 1. Message us on WhatsApp with your country and what the account is for — job search, sales and prospecting, or hiring.
- 2. We quote the total before you pay.
- 3. You send your details: name as you want it shown, an email you control, a photo, and your CV or work history.
- 4. We create the account and build the profile. LinkedIn usually asks to confirm the email and sometimes a phone number; we ask you for the code when it arrives.
- 5. You take it over: sign in, change the password, add your own recovery email and phone.
Why the account must be in your own name
LinkedIn’s rules require one account per real person, in that person’s real name. Accounts that do not belong to the person using them — bought “aged” accounts, profiles under an invented name, accounts made in someone else’s identity — are exactly what LinkedIn restricts, and when one is restricted every connection, message and contact on it goes with it. If you are trying to get back into an account you made years ago, see old LinkedIn account recovery first.
An account in your own name has none of that risk. It is the same account you would have made yourself, just finished properly. That is why we only set accounts up for the person who will use them.
Setting up a LinkedIn account in the USA or the UK
Most requests we get are for a LinkedIn account that works for the US or UK market — to be found by American or British recruiters, or to prospect buyers there. The account is still yours and in your own name; what changes is how it is set up.
- Location: set to the US or UK city where you live, work or are moving to, so you appear in searches by recruiters and buyers there.
- Profile in English written for that market — a headline and About section in the terms American or British recruiters actually search for.
- Verification: LinkedIn usually confirms the email address and sometimes asks for a phone number; we ask you for the code when it arrives.
- Next step: add Premium Career for job search in the US or UK, or Sales Navigator to prospect buyers there.
Wherever you are
We set up accounts for people in any country — including places where signing up is harder, such as mainland China, where many foreign-trade teams need LinkedIn to reach overseas buyers. For Chinese-speaking customers, contact us on WeChat (amirjutt05) if WhatsApp is not available to you.