Buy LinkedIn Likes
NewFollowers sells LinkedIn likes as packages delivered to one public post, using the link to that post at checkout and never a LinkedIn login. Checkout takes two things and nothing more — the Post Link and the package size — which is also the exact shape of what the order controls: which post carries the count, and how high it goes. Delivery is spread across the order rather than dropped in one batch. Everything else is a separate order or is not sold here at all: followers are placed against a Page URL over on the LinkedIn platform page, comments are their own package, and nothing on this page touches the profile or company page that published the post.
Open the link you are about to paste in a private browser window first. It has to show the post to a logged-out visitor — a post limited to Connections only, or one published inside a group, is not reachable from outside, and an order placed against it has nothing to deliver to. Copy the link from the three-dot menu on the post itself rather than taking whatever sits in the address bar while you scroll the feed, and if someone has reposted you, note that the repost carries its own separate count: likes ordered against it never reach the original. After that, checkout asks for the Post Link and a package size. There is no password field, no app to authorize and no reaction picker, so the two decisions in front of you are which post and how many.
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What a LinkedIn likes order moves, and what it leaves alone
A package here is bought one post at a time, against one URL. This is the whole of what it does to that post, and the things buyers assume come bundled with it.
The reaction count under the exact post link you submit
Your order clears thisThe number under that one post goes up, and it is the figure a visitor registers before deciding whether the post is worth reading. It is also the only number that moves: on LinkedIn the same words routinely live at more than one address — your update, a colleague's repost of it, the company page's reshare of that — and LinkedIn keeps a separate count under each rather than rolling them together. The link you paste decides which of those figures changes and leaves the rest sitting where they were.
Delivery from a public post link, with no LinkedIn sign-in
Your order clears thisA reaction is added to a public post from outside the account, so there is no password field and nothing to authorize. A LinkedIn sign-in would also hand over your inbox and your connections, neither of which this work has any use for.
Reactions that come off the post inside 30 days
Your order clears thisA like can leave the same way it arrived — someone withdraws a reaction, or an account that reacted gets restricted and stops counting — and the figure under the post ends up below what was delivered. That gap is what the 30-day refill guarantee in our terms is for, and it is not a followers-only clause: email support@newfollowers.net inside 30 days of the order completing, with the order ID and the count currently showing, and the difference goes back at no charge. You can verify it the same way you checked the link before ordering, by opening the post logged out and reading the number. What it does not cover is a drop you caused — deleting the post ends the count the order was placed against rather than lowering it, and republishing the same text gives you a new post at a new link that starts from zero, which is worth knowing if your habit is to take an update down and put it back up.
Which reaction arrives, and whose name is on it
Can't be boughtThe form takes the post link and a size. There is no picker for Celebrate, Insightful or Support over a plain Like, and no field for the sort of account you would want in the list, so neither is part of what a package prices.
Profile views, connection requests, replies and messages
Can't be boughtThese are the reasons most people publish on LinkedIn at all, and a paid reaction produces none of them. Nobody opens your profile, sends an invitation or answers a message because the count under the post is higher than it was.
Any promise that the count stays where the order leaves it
Can't be boughtNo provider can promise that, and we are not going to be the first. LinkedIn's User Agreement puts driving inauthentic engagement on its list of prohibited conduct and does not publish what it does about it case by case. What our terms cover is what happens on our side: an order that never starts, or that we cannot deliver to the link you submitted, is refunded in full.
LinkedIn's Professional Community Policies say: "Don't do things to artificially increase engagement with your content." Its User Agreement separately prohibits using unauthorized automated methods to like or re-share posts or otherwise drive inauthentic engagement. We are not going to pretend that reads any other way. What this page claims is narrower and checkable by you: the order needs a public post link and no sign-in, the price is on the button before you pay, and an order we cannot deliver to the link you submitted is refunded in full under our refund policy.
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Buying Likes vs Organic Growth
How does buying LinkedIn likes compare to growing organically? Here's a data-driven breakdown.
| Factor | Buy Likes | Organic Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Time to Results | Hours | 3–12 months |
| Cost | From $12.99 one-time | $500–$5,000+/mo in ads |
| Predictability | Guaranteed count | Highly variable |
| Social Proof Boost | Immediate credibility | Gradual |
| Effort Required | None — we handle it | Daily content & strategy |
| Best Use Case | Kickstart & credibility | Long-term brand building |
Most successful creators use both strategies together — buy likes to establish credibility, then grow organically.
Why Buy LinkedIn Likes From NewFollowers?
LinkedIn is the one platform on this site where the audience is usually deciding something. A buyer checking a vendor, a candidate checking an employer, an investor checking a founder: all of them land on the company page, and the follower count is directly under the name.
That gives the number a different job than it has on Instagram. Nobody is impressed by a large LinkedIn following, but a company page with 40 followers reads as a company that has not started, which is a problem when the visitor came to assess whether you are real.
Post likes and comments work on individual posts and are far more visible than the follower count, because LinkedIn shows the names and headlines of everyone who engaged. Comments in particular are read, so a generic one does more harm than an empty comment section.
Orders take a page or post URL. No LinkedIn login is asked for, and prices are shown before checkout.
LinkedIn Likes — FAQ
How do I buy LinkedIn likes?
Publish the post first with its visibility set to Anyone, copy its link, then choose a package on this page, paste that link into the Post Link field and pay. Delivery is spread across the order rather than dropped in one batch, and you never enter a LinkedIn password at any point, because reactions are added to a public post from the outside.
Which link do I paste — the post or my page?
The post. Use the three-dot menu on the post and copy the link from there rather than the URL sitting in the address bar while you scroll the feed. A post published from a company page and one published from a personal profile each have their own post link, and both are handled the same way here. The page URL belongs to a different order entirely: followers are placed against a Page URL on the LinkedIn platform page, so pasting it into a likes order gives fulfillment nothing to deliver to.
Does this work for a LinkedIn article or a newsletter edition?
An article and a newsletter edition each have their own URL and their own reaction count, separate from the feed update that announced them, so the two counts do not move together — likes delivered to the update do not show up on the article page. Packages here are placed against a public post link, so if the article page itself is the surface you want moved, send support the URL before ordering.
Does the post have to be public?
Yes, and it is worth checking rather than assuming. Open the link in a private browser window while logged out: if the post shows, the order can be delivered to it. A post limited to Connections only, or one published inside a group, is not reachable from outside. The same applies mid-order — our terms state that we are not responsible for undelivered portions where what the order was placed against is removed or made private during delivery.
How many likes should I order for one post?
Publishing cadence decides this more than the package ladder does. The same count is a far bigger jump on an account that posts twice a year than on one that posts every week, so the comparison that matters is your own last few posts rather than anyone else's — and on LinkedIn the person reading is often deciding something about you, which is what makes a number your account has never produced worth avoiding. If your posts usually settle in the low double figures, an order that puts one of them in the hundreds is the one a reader stops on.
Can I add more likes to the same post later?
Yes, as a second order against the same link. An order is fixed to the link and the size it was placed with, so there is no editing it upward afterward, but two orders landing apart from each other read as a post that kept picking up rather than one that arrived finished. The reverse is what checkout cannot do: a single order cannot be split across two posts, so a second post means its own order with its own link.
What if the like count drops after delivery finishes?
Email support@newfollowers.net with the order ID and the count you can currently see, inside 30 days of the order completing, and we refill the difference at no charge. Read that count off the post link from your order and nothing else: if a repost of your update sheds reactions, that is the repost's own count and never the one you paid for. The exclusion worth knowing before you publish is that the post has to survive those 30 days — taking it down, or setting it back to Connections only, is a change you made rather than a drop we refill, so a post you expect to delete is a poor candidate for an order.
What if I paste the wrong link, or the likes never arrive?
Email support@newfollowers.net with your order ID rather than placing a second order — delivery goes to whatever public link was submitted, so a wrong URL is worth reporting quickly. Our terms carry a full refund where delivery has not started within 48 hours of payment confirmation, or where we cannot deliver the package to the link you submitted, and a partial refund where less than half was delivered and we cannot complete it. Refund requests go in within 7 days of purchase.