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Why did the LinkedIn URL for a profile say "This page doesn’t exist"?
Why did the LinkedIn URL for a profile say "This page doesn’t exist"?
Updated over a week ago

The "This page doesn't exist" message often appears on LinkedIn due to changes made by the LinkedIn user or by LinkedIn itself.

Likely Reasons for a LinkedIn URL No Longer Existing

Profile URL Update

  • The user updated their profile URL, possibly following a name change (e.g., marriage or adding qualifications).

Custom URL Creation

  • The user changed their LinkedIn public profile URL from the default generic one to a custom one.

Account Deactivation

  • The user discontinued their LinkedIn account.

Account Merging

  • LinkedIn identified the account as a duplicate and merged it with another.

Bot Account Pruning

  • LinkedIn mistakenly identified the account as being created by a bot and removed it.

Unverified Account Removal

  • LinkedIn pruned the account because it remained unverified.

Methods for Manually Locating the User's LinkedIn Profile

If you encounter a "This page doesn't exist" message, try the following steps to locate the person's profile:

Search by Name

  • Use the person's name to search for their profile on LinkedIn.

Job Title Search

  • Search for the person using their job title.

Company Search

  • Look up the person by the company they are associated with.

Alternative Networks

  • Use other professional networks or social media platforms to find updated information.

These methods can help you locate the individual’s new or updated LinkedIn profile or find their presence on other professional networks.

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