Three professions with strong LinkedIn presence
Recruitment agencies51.6%
32 of 62 businessesCybersecurity consultancies42.3%
33 of 78 businessesManaged IT service providers41.4%
29 of 70 businessesDashed marker: 13.7% across all 8,976 businesses.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
Different channels.
Different possibilities.
See which businesses use each platform, how recently they posted, and what the retained audience evidence reveals. Choose a channel below to start.
Using a personal profile for your business can make it harder for customers and automated tools to find reliable business information.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One completed job.
Keep a clear before-and-after pair, with permission.
A photo post explains the work; a short video shows the change.
Draft the captions, approve them and schedule the updates.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One customer question.
Explain the service, the area you cover and how to enquire.
Show a job that makes the answer concrete.
Check the phone number, hours and website link alongside the post.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One answer you give clients.
Choose a question customers repeatedly ask.
Give the reader something they can use in their own business.
Prepare and approve several answers together, then schedule them.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One profile worth maintaining.
Update the description and the destination link.
Explain what the business does and where to find current information.
Use service updates or useful answers when there is something relevant to share.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One service, clearly demonstrated.
Show the work or answer a question a customer asks before booking.
Use a specific title and a thumbnail that shows the subject.
Put the relevant service-page link in the description.
Platform presence, measured within each profession.
One transformation worth watching.
A venue set-up or vehicle detail has a natural visual sequence.
Show the change and explain what work was involved.
Keep an editing template so the next job is quicker to turn into a post.
You don’t have to be everywhere.
You do need a useful presence.
Find the channels your peers use. Make the information clear. Turn the work you already do into something a customer can see.
How these comparisons were made ↓Explore use cases: a clearer place for customers to land ↗
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Sources & method
Retained business research · snapshot 8 September 2026. No new business collection was performed for this presentation.