The work
LinkedIn profiles I have rebuilt
These are some of the profiles I've worked on. You can ask to see more in my LinkedIn DMs.
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Your content brings people to your profile. They see the banner, headline and About, find no reason to stay and go back to the feed. Profile 2.0 fixes that.
They see your name somewhere on the feed, click your name to visit your profile and... What happens next depends entirely on the top two sections of your profile, your banner and headline.
A post or a comment puts you in front of your potential client, and they click your name to view your profile.
Your banner, headline, the first lines of your About. They decide within 3 to 7 seconds whether you're worth it.
Nothing convinces them to stay and book a call. So they leave, and you lose a client.
Most profiles get half a job done
The banner looks stunning, but the words on it are the same generic AI lines 99 other banners use. Writing copy was never their job.
The words are good, but the background behind them is plain and grabs no attention. It leaves your profile looking barren.
Design and copy built together by one person, pointed at one buyer, so it catches them and builds trust within 3 to 7 seconds.
It's more than a profile revamp!
Psychologically designed and written, built around your buyer persona.
It shows up everywhere your name does, so it gets the most attention during the process.
Cleaned up and framed in your brand colours, so they first see a real professional human.
Rewritten for your buyer, so they see themselves and their problem in it, and you as the solution.
Your prime spot for booking links, offers and portfolio, so you capture warm leads without any delay.
If you have any doubts, I'll give you a free, honest review of your profile so you can decide from there.
Your entire profile is written for one specific buyer, in their language, after research into who you sell to. Most designers pay zero attention to it.
Fully optimized for desktop and mobile. The sole purpose of design in Profile 2.0 is to carry the copy rather than bury it.
I'll keep working on it until you're happy to put it live. Your satisfaction is my top priority.
These are some of the profiles I've worked on. You can ask to see more in my LinkedIn DMs.
Tap any profile to see it full size
Words from the founders, execs and consultants who trusted me with their LinkedIn profile.
I've worked on 25+ LinkedIn profiles, written 1050+ posts, earned 5M+ organic impressions and brought in $20,000+ in inbound revenue, without cold outreach or ads. I've grown my own audience here to 17,000 and counting.
That means you're not handing your profile to a random designer or writer, but to someone who knows how to persuade people to reach out to you, instead of you wasting time in their DMs.
What I can't control is how often you post and comment. What I can control is building your profile so it converts every viewer it possibly can.
Profile 2.0 is a complete rebuild of your LinkedIn profile that makes it do the selling for you. Its sole purpose is to convert the viewers your posts and comments send to your profile into paying clients. Every section is engineered to build trust within 3 to 7 seconds and prove you're the one to work with.
A normal revamp only fixes how your profile looks. Profile 2.0 goes beyond the surface, into what you actually sell and who you sell it to, and builds the whole profile around converting those viewers into buyers. The design serves the goal... it isn't the goal!
Because design gets attention but words are what position you. A stunning banner with generic copy tells a visitor you look the expert, without proving you are. It can even work against you, polished design plus empty words reads as style with nothing behind it. The design has to carry a message or it's just decoration.
Because your current version of profile needs an upgrade :)
That is the most common thing I hear, and it is usually said about a profile that reads fine to the person who wrote it. Book a call or send your profile link and I will name the three things I would change, before you spend anything.
No, and I would rather not have it. You get the banner files and all the copy, and pasting it in takes you about ten minutes.
No. I have written over 1050 posts myself and I can spot AI phrasing in half a second, which is exactly why none of it goes on your profile. Your buyers spot it too.
Your profile has to speak to one buyer, and that works the same whatever you sell. What changes is the language, which is what the questionnaire is for.
No, doing this first is the better order. The people who look you up once you start will see the finished profile rather than the old one. Nothing moves until you start showing up though, so go in knowing that.
Five working days from the moment your questionnaire answers reach me. Need it faster, the 48-hour option gets it to you in two.
Your content already did the hard part. Give those viewers a profile worth staying on.