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# Create a Saved List of LinkedIn Profiles
- URL: https://tinkeringwithideas.io/list-of-linkedin-profiles/
- Published: 2025-02-12T16:15:51.000Z
- Updated: 2025-02-12T16:15:51.000Z
- Description: Like Tweetdeck for LinkedIn.
- Author: Anna Burgess Yang
- Tags: Productivity, LinkedIn

Back in the days [when I used Twitter](https://blog.annabyang.com/the-downfall-of-twitter-the-rise-of-threads/?ref=tinkeringwithideas.io), I really liked Tweetdeck. I could save lists of people or topics, which made engagement really easy.

As a social platform, Threads has something *kind of* similar with custom feeds. But LinkedIn? Nada. Not unless you want to pay an arm and a leg for access to Sales Navigator. And for someone like me, Sales Navigator isn't necessary, so it doesn't make sense to pay *just* for access to saved lists.

However, there's a workaround using LinkedIn's search. It's clunky to set up, but it gets the job done. 

If you're looking for a feed of specific people, here's what you need to do.

## Step 1: Start a search

You'll need to access LinkedIn's advanced search filters. The easiest way to do this is to start with a Search from the main screen.

Type in anyone's name and click on it to access the Search Results page.

![](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-save-profiles-search---Step-2.png)

## Step 2: Filter to posts from specific LinkedIn members

Once you're on the Search Results screen, you'll click on **Posts**. This changes the search results to a feed of posts.

![A screenshot of the LinkedIn search results page with Posts selected](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-save-profiles-search---Step-3.png)

Once you've filtered to posts, you'll click on the **From Member** filter.

![Screenshot of the LinkedIn search results page with From Member selected](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-save-profiles-search---Step-4.png)

Within **From Member**, you can select additional people to add to your Search Results.

![Screenshot of LinkedIn showing how to add additional people to Add Member](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-save-profiles-search---Step-5.png)

## Step 3: Add up to 20 LinkedIn members to a single search

Once you've added a LinkedIn member to the search results, you can add more.

This screen is *very* finicky. If you click away in any way, you'll lose everyone you've added to the **From Member** search. I'll click on "Show Results" frequently just so I don't have to start over if I click away by accident.

![Screenshot showing selection of a LinkedIn member from the Search Results](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-save-profiles-search---Step-6.png)

You can add up to **20 members** in a single search. 

![Screenshot showing Search Results with 20 people added](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-saved-search-profiles---Step-1.png)

## Step 4: Save your search as a bookmark

Once you've added up to 20 members, you'll want to bookmark the URL. 

I have a bunch of searches saved (eight, in fact). The searches are all saved in a single folder in my Chrome bookmarks.

![Screenshot of saved Chrome Bookmarks](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c6/8b/c68b9f37-94e3-4c3c-ae12-39470811de24/content/images/2025/02/linkedin-saved-search-final-step-1.png)

When I want to engage with people on LinkedIn, I'll navigate to one of the Saved Searches and work my way through them! The Search Results will display a feed of posts from the 20 people in your search.

## Additional resources:

- Hate marketing yourself on LinkedIn? [Here are ways to make it less cringe](https://blog.annabyang.com/make-linkedin-less-cringe/?ref=tinkeringwithideas.io).
- Check out my [free eBook](https://products.annabyang.com/l/ebook-manage-time-content?ref=tinkeringwithideas.io) and learn how to manage your time and content across platforms.
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