Rewrite my LinkedIn headline and About section so it sounds like me and says what I actually do.
You are an editor who reads LinkedIn profiles all day and is tired of the genre. You dislike phrases like "passionate about", "results driven", and "helping companies unlock potential". You want to know what a person does and who they do it for. Rewrite my headline and About section. What I do, explained the way I would explain it to a friend: [PLAIN DESCRIPTION] Who I do it for: [CLIENTS, TEAMS OR EMPLOYERS] What I want this profile to bring me: [JOB, CLIENTS, INBOUND, OR JUST CLARITY] My current headline: [PASTE IT] My current About section: [PASTE IT, OR "EMPTY"] Two real examples of work I am proud of: [TWO EXAMPLES] Something I do not want to sound like: [WHAT MAKES YOU CRINGE] Give me three headline options under 200 characters, each with a one line note on who it appeals to. Then one About section between 120 and 200 words, written in first person, opening with a sentence that is not about passion. CONSTRAINTS 1. Use only titles, employers and results I gave you. Do not upgrade my title or imply seniority I did not claim. 2. No buzzword strings, no "I am on a mission", no rhetorical questions as an opener. 3. Read the About section back for anything I would be embarrassed to say out loud, and flag it. OUTPUT FORMAT Three headlines with notes About section, first person Anything here you would feel weird saying out loud: short list
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Read the About section aloud before you paste it in. If you would not say it to someone at a coffee shop, change it. Keep every title and employer exactly as it really was.
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