LinkedIn profile reviewer
Paste your headline and About section for an honest, graded review. We never look anyone up, you paste your own.
Now imagine never starting from a blank draft. A ready post for every page of your site, already in your voice.
What is the profile reviewer?
A LinkedIn headline and About section do a lot of quiet work. They decide whether a recruiter keeps reading, whether a prospect trusts you, and whether you show up when someone searches for what you do. Most people write them once, then never look at them again. This tool gives you a second read.
Paste your own headline and your own About text, and you get back a graded review with specific fixes. It does not look anyone up and it does not scrape profiles, because pulling data from LinkedIn accounts breaks their terms. You bring your own words, copied straight from your profile, and the review works on those.
How to use it
- Open your LinkedIn profile, copy your current headline, and paste it into the headline box.
- Copy your full About section and paste it into the second box.
- Run the review and read the grade plus the line-by-line fixes, then edit your profile with the suggestions you agree with.
What a good review actually checks
The headline gets judged on three things. Does it say what you do in plain words, does it include terms a person would actually type into search, and does it give a reason to care beyond a job title. A headline that reads 'Senior Manager at Acme' fails all three. One that names the work and the outcome tends to pass.
The About section gets read for its opening lines, because LinkedIn hides everything after the first two or three lines behind a 'see more' link. If the hook is buried in paragraph four, almost no one reaches it. The review flags whether your first 210 characters earn the click.
After that, the review looks at structure. Short paragraphs, a clear sense of who you help, and a closing line that tells the reader what to do next. You get a grade for each part and a rewrite suggestion where the text is weak, so you are never left guessing what 'make it stronger' means.
Who it's for
Job seekers use it before a search, founders use it before a fundraise, and salespeople use it before a busy outreach week. It also pairs well with company-side work. The same instinct that makes a personal profile worth reading (start from what already exists, sharpen it, keep it current) is what RightHandMan does for a brand's LinkedIn presence, reading a company's website and turning its published pages into posts so the page never goes quiet. Once your own profile reads well, try the deeper profile optimizer for a full rewrite.
Frequently asked questions
Does this look up my LinkedIn profile automatically?
No. You paste your own headline and About text yourself. We never scrape or fetch anyone's profile, because that breaks LinkedIn's terms of service. The tool only works on the words you give it.
Can I review someone else's profile?
You can paste any text you have permission to use, but the tool is built for reviewing your own profile. It reads the words in the boxes, not a live account, so there is no way to point it at another person's page.
Will it just rewrite everything for me?
It gives a graded review with targeted fixes and suggested rewrites for the weak parts. If you want a full optimised rewrite of both fields, use the profile optimizer instead.
How long should my About section be?
Long enough to say who you help and how, usually three to five short paragraphs. The tool checks whether your opening lines earn the 'see more' click and whether the rest stays readable. You can also run the text through the profile score for a number.
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