Most profile advice tells you what is wrong. This one hands you the replacement text. Paste your headline and about section, say what you want the profile to bring in, and get back words you can use - with the keywords a recruiter search actually matches and the filler taken out.
It follows your name everywhere on the platform - in search results, in comments, in connection requests - and it is what a recruiter filters on. A job title alone wastes it. A headline that names the role you want, the domain you work in and the specific thing you are known for gets found by searches your job title alone never appears in.
Passionate, results-driven and dynamic appear on millions of profiles and distinguish none of them. A number, a system name, a scale, a named outcome - these are what make a reader believe the rest. The rewrite trades every adjective it can for a fact.
Recruiters find profiles by keyword and then decide in about eight seconds of reading. That means the terms of your field need to appear in the headline, the about section and the role descriptions, and the first two lines of your about section have to earn the click on 'see more'.
Will it write the profile for me?
It rewrites what you give it. It will not invent experience, titles or results you do not have, and it will say so if asked to.
How long should the about section be?
Short enough that the first two lines stand alone, because that is all anyone sees before clicking. Three to five tight paragraphs after that is plenty.
Does it help with the photo?
Briefly - and then it hands you to the Headshot Coach, which is built for exactly that.
Is it free?
Yes, and no signup is needed.