From LinkedIn

A website from your LinkedIn profile

Your LinkedIn profile lists your roles and your experience on a page you do not control. GenLP reads the public version, shows you what it found, and builds a website that is yours: an About page, your services or experience, and a clear way to get in touch.

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Is this you?Demo

Maya Thompson

Product manager · Austin

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Pages in this demo

Home
About
Resume
Contact

Public pages only · Nothing is public until you say so

What GenLP reads on LinkedIn

The public profile, as anyone sees it without signing in.

Your public profile: your name, your headline and the roles it shows.
Your public posts, which often say what you work on now.
Your company page, when its link turns up in the search or you add it.
Other public pages about you, such as a personal site, a talk or an article.

What it shows you before it writes

A name can belong to many people, so it checks first.

It asks “Is this you?” and shows the sites it found you on.
It builds a person’s website only for that person. “No” never builds.
Then you choose what visitors should do: get in touch, book a call or look at your work.

What it cannot see

Anything LinkedIn shows only to people who are signed in.

Parts of your profile that LinkedIn hides from visitors who are not signed in.
Your connections, your messages and anything inside your account.
A CV you have not shared. Attach it yourself if you want it used.

What you add

LinkedIn says what you did. You say what the website is for.

Your name and your work, for example “Maya Thompson, product manager in Austin”.
Your CV or a short document, if you have one: up to 5 files.
What you offer now, if it is different from your last job title.
Your corrections. Change any line it wrote before you publish; the draft stays private until you do.

Questions

Questions about building from LinkedIn

Do I need to be looking for a job?

No. Consultants and coaches use their profile to show services and how to reach them; people between roles use it to show their experience. You say what the website is for.

Will GenLP post or message anyone on LinkedIn?

No. It reads public pages and never posts, messages or changes anything on LinkedIn.

My profile is thin. Is that enough?

Often it is a start. Add a CV, a few lines about what you do, or links to your work, and it uses those too. If it finds nothing public, it builds from what you give it.

Can I build a site for a colleague from their profile?

No. A person’s website is built only for that person: GenLP asks “Is this you?”, and “No” never builds. For a business or a project, you need to be allowed to speak for it.

Who is the website for?