Profile View Tracker Notes
Add a private note or tag to anyone who views your LinkedIn profile, turning a passive signal into a CRM action.
What was going wrong
LinkedIn tells you who viewed your profile, then lets that information disappear. There is no way to record why someone matters, mark them as a lead, or remember to follow up.
A profile view from the right person is a buying signal, but without a place to act on it, it is just a notification.
What I built
We built a Chrome extension that adds private notes and tags directly to the profile viewers list. See a promising viewer, tag them as a hot lead, and leave yourself a note on what to do next.
Notes are only visible to you. The viewers list becomes a lightweight CRM sitting on top of a signal you already get for free.
Step by step
- 01
Open who viewed your profile
The extension adds tag and note controls to each viewer.
- 02
Tag the viewer
Mark them as a hot lead, follow up, client, partner or your own label.
- 03
Add a private note
Capture context so you remember why they matter.
- 04
Act on it later
Filter by tag and come back to the people who deserve a follow-up.
What it does
- Private notes on any profile viewer
- Custom tags such as Hot lead and Follow up
- Notes visible only to you
- Lives inside the existing viewers page
Built with
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