Headshots for LinkedIn
Whether you're a lawyer, software developer, consultant, medical professional, real estate agent, or a creative, your LinkedIn profile is the place where your clients, prospects, or future bosses will first look for you. Making a great first impression with your professional LinkedIn headshot therefore is paramount. At SpeedyHeadshots, we go through a 4-step process with you to get you look your best with your LinkedIn headshots.
Our process
01 Consultation
We offer a free phone consultation to discuss what you are looking for. We always recommend sending us samples of LinkedIn profiles you like to serve as reference for your own LinkedIn headshot.
02 Preparation
We have some great resources on our blog that will give you ideas on how you can prepare for your LinkedIn headshot session with us. We also have some resources further below.
03 Shoot Day
When we actually take your LinkedIn headshots, you can choose any of our studios and/or we can find an outdoor location. The session will be super fun and you'll get some great photos the same day
04 Selections
You usually get to select your favorite headshot images the same day. We then have those professionally retouched so you can post your headshot on LinkedIn within a few days.
LinkedIn Headshot Gallery
How much do headshots for LinkedIn cost?
Fast headshots for LinkedIn or business portraits for your website
EXECUTIVE SESSION
$550
90-minutes shoot time, 3 backdrops & lighting setups, all digital images, 5 high-resolution retouched images. Contact us if you'd like to shoot at your office for a custom quote!
GROUP SESSIONS
as low as
$125
Looking to shoot your entire team? Check out our group headshots for LinkedIn page.
* All prices quoted are per person in CAD$ and exclude HST
Useful resources for LinkedIn headshots
These are some of our favorite resources directly from LinkedIn on what your profile image should look like:
- Pick a photo that looks like you
- Use a high resolution image
- Make sure your face takes up at least 60% of the frame
- Be the only person in the picture
- Get someone else to take the picture for you
- Take a photo with the right expression
- Avoid distracting backgrounds
- Wear what you'd wear to work
- Take the photo in soft natural (looking) light
Source: LinkedIn
The below LinkedIn headshots are some great examples.
We like them because they headshot itself clearly shows the person and because the accompanying cover photo sets the mood!
