Profile logo
Square PNG at 400 and 300 pixels. Upload the 400; LinkedIn scales it down from there.
A piece is one post or pin for one channel, or one article. A social plan starts with three posts. A search plan starts with two posts and an article. One call to connect the store, then the writing starts.
Ends 1 January 2027. Nothing is charged before you approve the work.
Set up included. First 3 pieces written.
Drawn from the same wordmark, cobalt and type the site uses. The first set copies the style of the example posts on the homepage: fanned post cards, real post chrome, big type, a burst of yellow. No prices on any of them.
One square logo and 10 covers. LinkedIn asks for 1512 by 256, so that is what these are, with a double-size copy for retina. The logo is cropped to a circle on some surfaces, so the mark sits well inside the edges.
Square PNG at 400 and 300 pixels. Upload the 400; LinkedIn scales it down from there.
The Page logo is drawn over the lower left, phones trim the sides, and LinkedIn warns that key details get cut from the lower right. So the left third stays quiet, the headline sits in the centre, and the cards fill the right and run off the edge. The small file is a map of that, at the same size as the covers.
Download the logo and every cover as one ZIP. 24 PNGs, nothing else in it.
Cobalt is the mark. Yellow is the accent, and it only ever sits on cobalt. Cream is the page.
Everything you read on the site: headlines, buttons, body copy. Weights 400 to 900, and headlines are tightened a little as they get larger.
Accents only, a word or two at a time, where a headline needs a breath. Never body copy, never a full sentence.