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Professional Pages on LinkVive
Professional Pages are public LinkVive profiles for businesses, creators, brands and organizations. Learn how they differ from personal accounts and how to browse them.
A public page for a business or creator
A Professional Page is a public LinkVive presence for a business, creator, brand, organization, public figure, nonprofit or community. It has its own name, handle, description and, when the owner publishes them, public posts.
The canonical URL is /@{handle}. That is the page search engines should index when the page is public, complete and not opted out of indexing. Logged-in members may also manage the same page from the app, but those screens are not the public listing.
What makes a page worth indexing
LinkVive does not send every account to Google. A page is only treated as indexable when it is public, has a real name and unique handle, has not been deleted, and has enough substance — a description, imagery, a website, or public posts. Thin or empty pages can still be opened, but they are served with noindex until they meet that bar.
Owners can also turn off search indexing for a page they want to keep public inside LinkVive. Private contact details that are not published on the page are not exposed in the public SEO view.
How pages relate to Passport and personal profiles
A person can have a Passport and also create Professional Pages for the businesses or creator identities they run. Those are separate URLs and separate entities. A page is about the organization or creator brand; a Passport is about the individual account.
The public directory at /explore/pages lists Professional Pages that already pass the quality gate. It is the crawl path from the homepage into individual /@ pages.