LinkedIn Profile Optimization
Most LinkedIn profile advice stops at a keyword checklist and a nicer headshot. Then your profile still reads like a CV, and the people landing on it still leave without doing anything.
I rewrite the profile as a landing page for one specific buyer, so the visitors your content earns turn into conversations instead of passive views.
The Real Job
LinkedIn profile optimization is the work of rewriting your profile so a specific buyer reads it and takes one specific action. That covers the headline, the About section, the featured items, the experience entries, the banner and the call to action, judged on whether they move a stranger toward a conversation.
The generic version of this service is a keyword pass and a tidy-up. Someone adds your job title to your headline, rewrites your About section in the third person, and calls it done.
That version optimises for being found. It does nothing about what happens after you are found.
Your profile is the page every piece of LinkedIn content sends people to. It is the last thing a prospect reads before they decide whether to message you.
So I treat it as a landing page with one job, and I write it the way I write a sales page, because that is what it is.
How It Works
I read your profile the way your buyer reads it, on a phone, in about eight seconds.
Then I go and look at who is currently winning attention in your category, what their profiles promise, and where yours is saying the same thing as everyone else.
You get the diagnosis in plain English before anything is rewritten, including the parts that are already working and should stay.
Every section gets rewritten against one buyer and one action.
The headline stops being your job title and starts being what you do for whom. The About section opens on your buyer's problem instead of your career history. The featured section becomes proof rather than decoration.
You approve the copy before it goes live. Nothing gets published to your profile without your sign-off.
A profile that never changes goes stale, and the offer you lead with in January is rarely the one you want to lead with in June.
So the profile gets revisited as your offer moves, and the content that points at it gets planned alongside it.
This is where most engagements continue, because the profile is the destination and the content is the traffic.
The Method
I use AI for the volume work and my own judgment for everything that decides whether the copy lands.
The research, the buyer diagnosis, the angle and the final edit are mine. Eight years and 300+ client engagements is what tells me which of forty possible headlines is the one worth using.
The drafting, the variant generation and the quality checks run through systems I built. Every piece runs through the same validation my own content does.
That combination is why a profile rewrite takes days instead of weeks, and why it does not read like it was written by a machine.
The Receipts
LinkedIn reach in one month, from 139,527 to 346,001 impressions, on fewer posts.
Read the Case Study →Recurring email revenue from a creator's existing audience, with 1,700+ paying members.
Read the Case Study →Affiliate commissions from one funnel, with no existing audience and no product of their own.
Read the Case Study →First-page search results in 14 weeks, from a single blog post and no organic traffic.
Read the Case Study →Wondering What's Included?
You bring the profile. I bring the buyer's eyes.
Client Systems
I don't hand over a document and leave. The systems that keep the work honest run in the background.
That's:
This isn't theoretical. It's what runs my own agency.
One human and a stack of AI operate every page on this site. The tools below are the exact systems doing it.
Work Samples
No signup required. These are the working systems, stripped down and put online for free.
Exports at the exact size LinkedIn asks for, and shows where your photo covers it.
Try for Free →Turns an idea or a transcript into three finished posts.
Try for Free →16 headlines on 16 proven formulas, for any page or profile.
Try for Free →Strips the AI tells out of a draft before your readers spot them.
Try for Free →The banner is the one people get wrong most often, so I wrote up what size a LinkedIn banner should be and where your profile photo covers it.
Client Notes
“Incredible writer - highly recommend working with him. Goes above and beyond and always delivers 11/10 quality on time.”
Founder, Success Story Podcast
“My go-to person for SEO content writing. I'm really pleased with the progress we've made. Excited to keep our collaboration going.”
Head of Growth, Opus Clip
“We liked the quality of work you produced, tone and voice were good, and we love the approach to content planning.”
Head of SEO, PandaDoc
Related Services
A profile converts the attention your content earns, so the two get built together.
If you want the whole marketing function rather than one channel, that's the fractional CMO engagement.
Verticals Served
I've worked across 30+ sectors in eight years and 300+ engagements. The pattern isn't the industry, it's the business model: online, service-based, or digital-product companies.
A few examples with real proof behind them:
The profile that has to carry a company's credibility as well as a person's, including the medtech founder whose reach grew 148% in a month.
Profiles that need to sell a service without a product page to point at.
NordVPN, PandaDoc, Opus Clip and Gorgias are among the SaaS teams I've written for, from consumer-facing to enterprise.
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