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Depends on what the names of the brands/agencies are. I have all my gigs listed out because they're known agencies (or they have cool logos).
I also recommend giving your freelance operation its own LinkedIn page. It just looks cooler than the boring freelance option LinkedIn gives you.
I list them under my freelance business name. just a personal opinion but I felt like having a ton of companies I worked at for a month or two listed individually felt a little off. I’ve seen it both ways though, not sure one is more effective than the other.
Does having the current gig listed as a unique entry reduce odds you’ll attract the next one?
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And it never hurts to get a proper LLC and make a LinkedIn page for it like someone suggested. Especially if you’ve done it or are planning to do it for a long time (1 year+).
I do both. For 2 reasons: it shows how long you were at each gig, which is good for long-term contracts or if you have little to no gaps in between gigs. Also, recruiters will often search by your past companies so if you freelance at big names, they can find you that way.
Yes I list all the agencies under a freelance job and then post big shops as a separate job. So they can see everything at a glance if they aren’t gonna scroll through my work history. I do this on LinkedIn only, not my resume.