Turn your LinkedIn Profile into a Landing Page in Two Minutes

Need a fast landing page? Welcome to Vitaely.

Vitaely.me allows you to create your own personal landing page in just two minutes by syncing data from your LinkedIn account.

The last time I was applying for a job, I built something similar to Vitaely.me as a static site that I could use to present myself professionally online without defaulting to sharing my LinkedIn profile.

I thought, maybe someone else would like something similar?

That’s when Vitaely was born.

How it works

After visiting Vitaely.me, there are a few simple steps to get your landing page:

  1. Create an account.
  2. Choose between a standard URL or a custom URL.
  3. Enter the URL of your Linkedin profile.
  4. Choose your theme.
  5. Then boom! Vitaely turns it into a personal landing page for you.

After you’ve entered the URL of your LinkedIn profile, Vitaely will allow you to choose between 4 different themes – Original, Metro, Metro Night, and Document.

The product uses Next.js so that we can render dynamic content server-side for better SEO. It’s deployed with continuous deployment by Vercel. The backend (auth, database) uses Firebase with Stripe extensions to make it easy to handle premium upgrades.

Upcoming Features

Next steps for the product are to build out more and better templates to choose from. The plan is to form the Premium tier around better templates and allow you to connect a custom domain.

That’s all for now. Go give Vitaely a try! 🔥

 This article is a guest post, written by Aaron from Vitaely.

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