Recruiters, hiring managers, client prospects and researchers read your profile before they do business with you or read your resume. We score it the way they read it: eight sections out of ten, every defect they would spot, and the finished text for every field in the order LinkedIn's edit screens show them. You paste. In under 30 minutes.
Headline, About, Experience, Skills, Keywords, Engagement, Completeness and Visuals. Every score names the defect behind it. "Forty-two of 220 characters used" tells you what to fix. "Could be stronger" tells you nothing.
The specific things a recruiter notices in ten seconds: the wrong email, skills from a job you left, an About written for a different career. Each finding shows the evidence from your own profile, then the fix.
One recommended headline plus eight more written from different angles, all inside LinkedIn's 220-character limit. A complete About in your voice, with the hook in the two lines that show before "see more."
Every field in the order LinkedIn's edit screens appear. Where to click, the finished text, the character count against the limit, a box to tick. A plain-text copy comes with it, so nothing breaks when you paste.
What to change today, what needs a new photo or a decision, and what to do on day 15 and day 30. The number that tells you it worked: messages from people you did not contact first.
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Generic advice is easy to ignore. These are the concrete, checkable problems we find on real profiles, and the ones people fix the same afternoon.
Open your own profile, click the three-dot More button under your headline, and choose Save to PDF. It takes ten seconds.
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EnlargeTwo files and your email. No questionnaire. Secure checkout for $39.95 once your files are in.
The audit, the implementation plan and a plain-text copy for pasting. In under 30 minutes.
Nobody logs into your account. LinkedIn gives outside parties no way to edit a profile, and tools that try can get an account restricted. You paste the changes yourself. The plan is what makes that twenty minutes instead of an evening.
Two files. That is everything we need. Upload them, check out, and the audit and implementation plan go straight to your inbox.
