LinkedIn profile writing
LinkedIn profile writing service for job applicants
I write LinkedIn profiles for job applicants. This is often done as an add-on to a CV writing service. If so, I recommend that we do the CV first and then summarise it for LinkedIn.
If you are applying for jobs, then I can write you a LinkedIn profile without the CV package – it is written as a summary of your offering to employers.
Get your online profile working to secure your next job. Use your web presence to support the impression you give with your CV and interview. Support your positioning in the way you choose.
- LinkedIn profile writing – £300
- LinkedIn profile writing – discounted for existing clients – £200
FAQ: Can you write my LinkedIn profile?
Yes – I write it for people whose objective is to get selected for a new job. My approach balances the need to promote what you can do for your next employer with the fact that LinkedIn is a networking platform and, unlike your CV, not everyone who reads your profile will be a potential employer.
If you need a LinkedIn profile for business development, you could talk to STO Consulting.
If you are looking for a LinkedIn profile for other reasons – such as to grow your following, become an influencer, etc, then there are specialists in that field that I can recommend.
FAQ: Is LinkedIn vital for job applicants?
It’s not vital, but it is helpful.
It’s helpful for many reasons:
- As a research tool and source of insight about job opportunities.
- For direct networking with target employers.
- For building a network of specialist recruiters in your field.
- For building your reputation amongst peers – elevating your value to employers and increasing your visibility.
FAQ: Should I copy my CV into LinkedIn?
No. It’s a different audience and a different purpose. Whilst your LinkedIn audience will include some of your target employers, LinkedIn has the power to do so much more.
You should be using LinkedIn to network and stay in touch with your industry peers, customers, suppliers, and stakeholders.
If your CV is written to the highest standard, it will contain significant detail. Some of that detail, particularly the numbers and statistics will not be appropriate for a public profile like LinkedIn.
The best thing to do is summarise your CV in a new way on LinkedIn, in a manner suitable for that audience.
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