LinkedIn Showcase Pages: what they are and when to make one

A LinkedIn Showcase Page starts with no followers and only shows in search to people who follow it. What it is, the catches, and when a startup should make one.

The innernote teamUpdated 4 min read

What is a LinkedIn Showcase Page?

A child page of your company Page for one brand, business unit or long-term initiative, with its own followers and its own posts. LinkedIn's help page says Showcase Pages are for building a long-term relationship with a specific audience, not for short campaigns or one-time events. Each company Page can have up to 25.

A LinkedIn Page against a Showcase Page, from LinkedIn Help

A Showcase Page can post and advertise, not hire

FeatureCompany PageShowcase Page
Posts, analytics and sponsored postsYesYes
Members can follow itYesYes, separately
Employees list it on their profileYesNo
Job posts and Career PagesYesNo
Found in LinkedIn searchYesOnly by its followers

LinkedIn Help, LinkedIn Page Showcase Pages, read 9 November 2026.

What can you do on a Showcase Page?

Most of what a company Page does for content. LinkedIn's comparison lists posts, sponsored posts, analytics, activity notifications and featured groups on both. A Showcase Page's analytics and notifications are counted apart from the parent's, so you can see how that audience responds on its own.

How many Showcase Pages can a company have?

Up to 25 for each company Page, by LinkedIn's FAQ, and each Showcase Page belongs to one parent only. You must be a super admin of the parent Page to create one. LinkedIn also limits how many you can create in a day, to prevent spam, so a blocked attempt means waiting 24 hours.

What are the catches with Showcase Pages?

Three matter most. Followers do not carry over from the parent Page. A Showcase Page appears in LinkedIn search only for members who already follow it. And it goes inactive after six months with no posts. So a new Showcase Page starts from zero, is hard to find, and needs someone posting to it every month.

What LinkedIn's help pages say about Showcase Pages

A Showcase Page starts from zero

  • No followers to start

    The parent Page's followers cannot be moved across.

  • Hard to find

    It shows in search only for people who follow it.

  • Goes inactive

    After six months with no posts.

  • Super admins only

    LinkedIn's FAQ says only they can post as it.

LinkedIn Help, LinkedIn Page Showcase Pages, Showcase Pages FAQs and Add admins on your LinkedIn Page, read 9 November 2026.

Who can post as a Showcase Page?

LinkedIn's FAQ says only super admins can edit a Showcase Page, add or remove its admins and post as it, and the person who creates it becomes its super admin. Super admins of the parent Page are not given access automatically, as our guide to managing multiple LinkedIn accounts explains.

Can you turn a Showcase Page into a company Page?

Yes. LinkedIn's FAQ says a super admin of both the parent Page and the Showcase Page can contact LinkedIn to convert it. That suits a product that has grown into a business of its own.

Renaming a Page after a rebrand has rules of its own, in how to announce a rebrand on LinkedIn.

Should a startup make a Showcase Page?

Usually not yet. A Showcase Page splits a small audience in two and starts with no followers. It earns its place when a second product line has its own distinct buyers and someone will post to it every week. Until then, one company Page and a founder who posts reach more people.

Deciding on a Showcase Page

Make one for a second audience, not a second message

Make one when

  • A product line has different buyers
  • Someone will post to it every week
  • Its news would crowd the main Page
  • It is a long-term part of the business

Wait when

  • The company Page is still small
  • It is for one launch or one event
  • Nobody owns posting to it
  • The buyers are the same people
Make one whenWait when
A product line has different buyersThe company Page is still small
Someone will post to it every weekIt is for one launch or one event
Its news would crowd the main PageNobody owns posting to it
It is a long-term part of the businessThe buyers are the same people

Our own view, built on the limits in LinkedIn's help pages, read 9 November 2026.

When does a Showcase Page make sense?

When a part of the business has its own buyers and its own news. A company that sells one product to finance teams and another to security teams may want two audiences. So may a long-running community programme or a foundation. Each needs an owner who will post to it.

Why a person's profile tends to reach further than any Page is in company page or personal profile.

What should a startup do with its company Page instead?

Post to it steadily in the company's voice, and keep the founder posting in theirs. innernote writes the company Page's posts in the company's own voice on the Page's own days, and writes the founder's in theirs, with both on one calendar.

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Quick answers

No. LinkedIn's help page says followers and follower counts are not shared between Showcase Pages and their parent Page, and the parent's followers cannot be moved to a Showcase Page. Each one builds its own audience from zero, which is why a new Showcase Page needs steady posting from day one.

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