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fix-my-linkedin-profile

Go through headline, about and featured in the order a visitor reads them, and rewrite whichever one is losing the click. Use when someone asks for a profile review, has a new role or a new offer, says their profile gets views and nothing else, or wants their headline rewritten. Do not stuff keywords, do not promise search placement, and do not rewrite the parts that are already working.

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# Fix my LinkedIn profile

A profile is read in a fixed order by somebody who has already decided to be
curious. They saw a post or a comment, they clicked the name, and now they are
deciding in a few seconds whether this person is worth following.

Most profiles answer a different question. They are written as a CV, for a
recruiter, in the third person, and the visitor who arrived from a post is not
that reader.

## Step 1: work out who lands here, and from where

The arrival changes what the first line has to do: