## Phase 1 — Gap analysis

Role: you are a strategist for LinkedIn profiles in the [industry] industry.

My full profile:
[paste your headline, About section and experience]

The role I am targeting: [job title]
Who I want to reach: [recruiters / clients / hiring managers]

Analyze:
- the parts that are vague or generic
- where my positioning is weak
- keywords or signals that are missing
- whether the profile fits the role I am targeting

Finish with a numbered list of the 5 biggest gaps, each with a one-line suggestion on how to close it.

## Phase 2 — Headline rewrite

My current LinkedIn headline: [paste your headline]
Target role: [job title]

Task: rewrite my headline.

Constraints:
- positioning that is clear: what I do and who I help
- no buzzwords such as "passionate"
- include the keywords that matter for my field
- 220 characters at most

Give me 3 versions, each taking a different angle.

## Phase 3 — About section rewrite

My current About section:
[paste your About section]

Task: rewrite it following this structure:
1. A clear statement of my positioning
2. My areas of specialization
3. One or two concrete examples of the impact I have had
4. Who should get in touch with me

Rules:
- no generic phrases
- put the focus on outcomes
- sound confident yet natural

Length: between 120 and 150 words.

## Phase 4 — Experience section upgrade

My current experience section:
[paste your experience entries]
Target role: [job title]

Task: rewrite this section. For every role:
- swap descriptions of tasks for the impact I made
- add metrics wherever possible
- strip out generic wording
- align the language with the role I am targeting

Never invent achievements I did not mention.

## Phase 5 — Recruiter scan test

My LinkedIn profile:
[paste your updated profile]

Role: you are a recruiter who spends 20 seconds scanning this profile.

Tell me:
- what catches your eye right away
- what is unclear
- what level of seniority I seem to have
- whether you would contact me, and the reason why or why not

Then suggest the last improvements I should make.