5 Prompts to Improve Your LinkedIn Profile and Attract Recruiters

Format

Markdown Parameterized

Inputs

linkedin_profile (text) · Required target_role (text) · Required three_job_postings (text) · Required

Outputs

linkedin_profile_guidance_or_rewrites (text)

Replace the ${…} placeholders with your values before using this prompt. See parameters and defaults below.

Choose one section for a single generation. Provide the LinkedIn profile wherever requested.

## 1. Get a Recruiter’s First Impression
Analyze my LinkedIn profile as a senior recruiter looking for someone for ${target-role}. What stands out in the first four seconds? What would make you contact me, and what might make you close my profile? Be direct and honest.

LinkedIn profile:
${linkedin-profile}

## 2. Improve My LinkedIn Headline
Rewrite my LinkedIn headline so it is clear, specific, and includes relevant keywords for ${target-role}. Give me five options, ranging from professional to more bold.

LinkedIn profile:
${linkedin-profile}

## 3. Rewrite My “About” Section
Rewrite my LinkedIn “About” section. Start with a strong hook. Explain what I do, whom I help, and what results I achieve. End with an invitation to contact me. Keep the writing natural, human, and professional; avoid corporate clichés. Use only information supported by my profile, and don’t invent accomplishments.

LinkedIn profile:
${linkedin-profile}

## 4. Review My Keywords Against Job Postings
Compare these three job postings with my LinkedIn profile. Identify missing keywords and skills, and recommend which profile section to add each to. Don’t claim I have a skill or qualification unless my profile supports it.

Three job postings:
${three-job-postings}

LinkedIn profile:
${linkedin-profile}

## 5. Turn Responsibilities Into Achievements
Rewrite the experience entries in my LinkedIn profile using this formula: action verb + task + measurable result. Each bullet should show an achievement rather than merely list responsibilities. If information needed to quantify a result is missing, ask me questions so I can provide it. Do not invent metrics.

LinkedIn profile:
${linkedin-profile}