Company Page Strategy & Management
Corporate presence is no longer passive.
A LinkedIn® company page is not simply a digital brochure.
It is an institutional signal of credibility, positioning and authority.
Whether you are a founder-led firm or a multi-national organisation, your company page influences how clients, candidates, partners and analysts interpret your business.
The question is not whether you should have one.
It is whether it is strategically aligned.
Why Company Pages Matter at Executive Level
Your company page shapes:
- First impressions during due diligence
- Brand credibility in competitive markets
- Talent attraction and employer positioning
- Leadership amplification
- Search and AI-era discoverability
An unstructured or neglected company page weakens organisational authority. A strategically positioned one reinforces it.
Our Approach
Link∙Ability approaches company pages as a strategic business asset, not a marketing afterthought.
Company Page Set-Up
We establish your page to reflect:
- Organisational positioning and narrative clarity
- Commercial focus and audience alignment
- Executive credibility
- Search and discoverability structure
- Governance and administrative best practice
This is a structured, strategic build – not a template fill-in.
Ongoing Strategic Management
For organisations that require sustained presence, we provide advisory-led management.
This includes:
- Editorial direction aligned with business objectives
- Leadership amplification strategy
- Structural optimisation and governance
- Performance oversight at strategic level
The focus is reputation and authority – not volume posting.
Who This Is For
This service is designed for:
- Founders and CEOs
- Managing Directors and General Managers
- Marketing leaders seeking strategic oversight
- Organisations undergoing repositioning or growth
- Firms seeking stronger institutional credibility
Investment
Company page strategic set-up: US$500
Ongoing advisory and management: Typically between US$1500 and US$2500 per month, depending on scope and complexity.
