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Your LinkedIn profile should support your career—not duplicate your resume.

LinkedIn is public, searchable, conversational, and useful across recruiting, networking, referrals, credibility, and professional visibility.

That means it needs its own strategy.

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LinkedIn Update

$250

For professionals who already have a strong underlying career narrative and need their profile aligned with it.

Includes:

• Headline;
• About;
• Experience;
• strategic profile guidance;
• two consolidated revision rounds.

The goal is consistency without copy-paste.

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LinkedIn Optimization

$500

A deeper, top-to-bottom profile review and optimization.

Includes the core written profile plus broader profile strategy such as:

• banner direction;
• expanded section recommendations;
• Skills;
• settings;
• search/recruiter considerations;
• profile completeness;
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A strong LinkedIn profile does more than contain keywords.

What do you do?

Not your internal title. Your actual market-facing function.

What proves it?

Results, scope, credibility, complexity, outcomes, and context.

What are you especially good at?

The specialization or recurring problems that define your professional value.

Where are you going?

A profile should not trap you inside the language of the job you are trying to leave.

Headline

The headline is not a miniature biography.

It is one of the highest-visibility pieces of positioning on the profile.

A strong headline generally establishes:

Market-facing identity | specialization | differentiating proof