How to Find Any LinkedIn URL: A Power User Guide Today

Manual Ways To Find a LinkedIn URL

1. From Your Own Profile (Desktop)
Log into LinkedIn, click the Me icon, then View profile. Your URL appears in the browser bar and in Public profile & URL on the right. Copy it into your resume, CRM, or email signature.

Pros:

• Simple, built into native LinkedIn
• Great for one-off or occasional use

Cons:

• Painful when you need dozens or hundreds of URLs
• Easy to miscopy or forget to normalize formats

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2. From the Mobile App (iOS & Android)
Tap your profile photo → View profile → open Contact info. Under "Your Profile" you’ll see an address starting with www.linkedin.com/in/…. Long‑press and copy.

Pros:

• Handy on the go
• Works well when you’re networking live

Cons:

• Slower than desktop for research work
• Hard to maintain consistent formatting across devices

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3. Company Page URLs (Desktop)
Search the company name in LinkedIn’s search bar, filter by Companies, click the right page, then copy the browser URL (e.g. linkedin.com/company/your-company).

Pros:

• Accurate official pages
• Good for B2B prospecting and account mapping

Cons:

• Still one-by-one searching and clicking
• Easy to click the wrong lookalike company

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Scaling With an AI Computer Agent

Manual steps are fine until you have a CSV of 500 leads and a deadline. This is where a Simular AI computer agent changes the game.

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4. AI Agent for Batch Prospect URLs
You give Simular a spreadsheet with names, companies, and roles. The agent opens your browser, searches LinkedIn or Google, clicks into the most likely profile, checks that the role and company match, then pastes the confirmed LinkedIn URL back into your sheet.

Pros:

• Handles hundreds or thousands of rows with the same care a human would
• Production-grade reliability: it can run workflows with thousands of steps
• Every action is transparent and inspectable, so you see exactly how each URL was chosen

Cons:

• Requires an initial setup pass (defining rules and edge cases)
• Best suited when you have repeatable patterns, not ultra-ambiguous profiles

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5. Continuous Enrichment Workflows
Connect your CRM or lead source with a webhook. Whenever a new contact drops in without a LinkedIn URL, the Simular agent automatically runs: open browser → search → confirm → write URL back to the system. No one on your team ever opens a tab for it again.

Pros:

• Always-on enrichment, no batching required
• Frees reps and marketers to focus on messaging, not data entry

Cons:

• You need a clear definition of what counts as a “match” to avoid false positives

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In practice, the sweet spot is a hybrid: use manual methods for occasional personal tweaks, and let an AI computer agent quietly handle the repetitive LinkedIn URL mining in the background.

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