- Written for the searches recruiters run
- Headline, About and every role rewritten
- We make the changes, or send a guide to making them
- Sharing your sign-in is your choice
- Delivery
- Within 48 hours
- Covers
- Full profile
- Format
- A file, either way
- Account access
- Your choice
Item code KIT-CAREER-002
Career service · LinkedIn
Recruiters search LinkedIn, and most profiles are not in the results
A recruiter filters by title, skill and location, then reads one line and looks at one photograph before deciding whether to open anything at all. A profile that is a job title, a company name and an empty About section loses at the filter, before the work has been judged.
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What gets rewritten, and why it changes anything
The headline, which follows you everywhere
It sits under your name in search results, under every comment, on every invitation and in the recruiter's inbox. LinkedIn fills it with your current job title unless you replace it, so most people are competing with one line they never wrote.
The words a recruiter types into the filter
Searches run on titles and skills, not on how good you are. If your profile never uses the words for the work you do, in the form the industry writes them, the search returns other people and you never find out that it happened.
An About section a stranger will finish reading
Most are empty, or hold an objective statement lifted off a CV and written in the third person. Yours is written in the first person, in short paragraphs, and says what you do, who you do it for and what kind of offer you would answer.
The settings everyone leaves half done
The custom profile URL, the banner behind the photograph, the order of your skills so the top three are the ones you want endorsed, and the job preference that is visible to recruiters only. Each takes a few minutes, and each one is written out for you.
How the rewrite happens
Order and pay
Pay to the bKash, Nagad or Rocket number shown at checkout from an account in your own name, and add the transaction ID to the order. Nothing starts until that is confirmed.
Send your profile link and your target
The role, industry or country you want to be found for decides which words go in. Being optimised for a job you do not actually want is the most common way this is wasted.
Every section is written out in full
Headline, About, each role under experience, the skill order, the profile URL, and a note on the banner and the photograph. Nothing arrives as advice that you still have to turn into sentences yourself.
We make the changes, or you do
With your LinkedIn sign-in, we make the changes on your profile ourselves and send you a file listing everything we changed. Without it, you get a file that goes field by field through what to open, what to change and how. Either way, read it and say what should change, because it goes out under your name.
What we need to start
Your LinkedIn sign-in is not on this list: share it only if you want us to make the changes ourselves.
- Your LinkedIn profile link
- Your CV, or your roles with dates and responsibilities
- The role, industry or country you want to be found for
- Anything you can point to: projects, publications, a portfolio
- Whether your search is open, or has to stay quiet
Questions about this
Do you need my LinkedIn password?
Only if you want us to make the changes for you. Share your LinkedIn email and password, and we sign in, update the profile and send you a file of everything we changed. Keep them to yourself, and we work from your profile as anyone can see it and send you a file that says what to change and how.
Will anything be posted or sent from my account?
Nothing at all. No posts, no connection requests, no messages, no endorsements traded with strangers. Services that do those things exist, and they are how accounts get restricted. If you share your sign-in, the only thing we change is the profile itself.
I have a CV written by you. Can I paste that text into LinkedIn?
You can, and it reads badly. A CV is written for one person deciding on one role, and it is compressed to fit a page. A profile is found by strangers, read on a phone, and written in the first person. The two say the same true things in different registers.
Does the ATS score apply to a LinkedIn profile?
No. There is no screening software here. LinkedIn has its own search, and what decides whether you appear is how closely your titles and skills match what a recruiter types into the filter. That is a different problem from a CV parser, and it is the one this service solves.
My current employer must not find out I am looking.
Then the headline stays neutral, nothing in the wording announces a search, and the job preference is set so that it is visible to recruiters only rather than turning on the public open to work frame. Say so when you order and the whole rewrite is built that way.
I am a fresher with no job title yet. Is there anything to optimise?
More than there is for anyone else, because your headline is empty space rather than a title you are stuck with. Projects, coursework, a thesis, freelance work and volunteering all go in, and the words are chosen for the entry level searches instead of the senior ones.
Do endorsements and recommendations actually count?
Endorsements count for very little on their own, but the order of your skills decides which three people see and endorse first, so that order is set deliberately. Recommendations carry real weight. You are told who is worth asking and what to ask them to mention.
Will this get me a job, or a message from a recruiter?
Nobody can promise either, and anyone who does is selling something else. What changes is smaller and real: you appear in searches you were missing, and someone who lands on the profile is given a reason to read past the first line.
What if I want changes after I read it?
Send back the parts you want rewritten and they are changed again, once, at no extra cost; further revisions are an add-on on this page. It is worth reading closely, because once it is live it is your profile and your voice.