A complete LinkedIn profile makeover, written from your CV

Recruiters check LinkedIn after they read your CV, and many find candidates there first through search. A profile that still says what you did three jobs ago, or tells a different story from your CV, costs you both ways. Every RezuYes package includes a full LinkedIn makeover written from the same facts as your new CV – not just a headline, but every section a recruiter actually looks at.

What you get, section by section

The makeover is written in the language you choose for your CV and stays consistent with it – same roles, same companies, same numbers.

• Headline (up to 220 characters): your target role, two or three of your strongest proofs or skills and your domain – keyword-rich for recruiter search, no emoji.
• About section: first person, 150–250 words in 3–4 short paragraphs – a hook, what you do and your best real results, your core skills and tools, and what you are looking for.
• A description for every role in your Experience section: 2–4 sentences each, results first, within LinkedIn’s length limits.
• Skills: 15–25 skills recruiters search for, all supported by your materials, most important first – pin the first three.
• “Open to work” job titles: 3–5 titles to enter in the setting, so recruiters searching for those titles find you.
• A custom profile URL suggestion and a short line for your background banner.
• Ideas for the Featured section, phrased as advice based on work you have really done.
• A ready post of 60–90 words.

A post that won’t embarrass you at work

If you are still employed in your latest role, the post is a professional update about a real achievement from your work, built only from facts you gave us. It never announces a job search publicly – your current employer reads LinkedIn too. Only if you are between jobs do you get an open-to-work post instead.

The post contains no invented lessons, anecdotes or timing such as “last week”. If you want it to be more personal, edit it before publishing; the facts are yours to check.

A PDF that tells you exactly where to paste each part

The hardest part of a LinkedIn refresh is often not writing but clicking: where is the Description field, how do you pin skills, where do you change the URL? Your LinkedIn makeover comes as a PDF with every block next to its exact location – for example “Profile → pencil icon next to your name → Headline” or “Profile → Open to → Finding a new job” – plus character counts against LinkedIn’s limits and a short checklist: update the headline first, check the About reads in your voice, match job titles and dates to your CV.

Optimised for search, honest in substance

LinkedIn search works on words. The headline and the skills list carry the terms recruiters type, and when you add a job offer they lean towards that offer’s vocabulary – but only where you genuinely have the skill. Recommendations written by other people are never turned into your own claims; at most they confirm a skill you already list.

Because the profile and the CV come from one source, a recruiter who opens both sees the same story: same titles, same dates, same results. That consistency is a trust signal on its own.

Paste your current profile, even if it’s messy

You can copy your LinkedIn page straight from the browser and paste it in. The AI ignores interface noise such as “Show all”, connection and endorsement counts, ads and “People also viewed”, converts durations like “4 yrs 7 mos” into proper periods and merges roles that appear in both your old CV and LinkedIn into one timeline.

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