LinkedIn Profile Writing Service

Your expertise is enough.
Let me write the profile.

A resume or a service deck, plus a 30-minute interview, is all it takes. If you are job hunting, a profile headhunters come to; if you work for yourself, one clients reach out from. Lead Jaeil, ranked 7th among Korean LinkedIn creators by Favikon, delivers your headline, About, experience, and education as copy you can paste straight in.

23,000+

LinkedIn followers

Top 7

Favikon Korea ranking

30 min

Online interview

Send the work you need, your source material and preferred dates on KakaoTalk.

Problem

Is your best work going unseen?

Your skills are there. But if your LinkedIn profile does not show them, the job offers and the client inquiries go to someone else.

01

You are still using the default headline

A headline like “Marketing Manager at Company” is identical to thousands of others. It does not surface in recruiter searches, and it does not stop anyone in the feed.

02

Your About section is empty or pasted from a resume

About is where your career story lives. Leaving it blank, or dropping in your resume verbatim, works against you.

03

You do not know how to put your career into words

You have done plenty, but cutting it down to a few lines is hard and there is no time. Meanwhile the profile stays the same for years.

04

Without a company name, you are hard to explain

Once you went independent, the one-line intro your employer gave you disappeared. If your profile does not show who you help and why they should hire you, people who arrive from your posts leave without getting in touch.

Results

Start with the results

What happened after the numbers matters more than the numbers. A headhunter's offer, a job offer, and for those working on their own, reaching the clients and decision makers they wanted to meet — real stories from the reviews page.

Real review
“And good connections did, in the end, lead to good conversations I had not expected.”

JuHyun Lee — Head of Treasury · Reader of “It works! LinkedIn” (translated from Korean)

38→1,059

connections in two months

28×

network growth

  • I rebuilt my career and expertise the way you would a CV, and completed verification for the company I currently work at to make the profile more credible.
  • Once I passed 500, connections started producing further connections, and after that I expanded the network naturally by posting content.
  • The most memorable of them was a conversation with the Treasury Head of an automotive group in Pakistan.
  • Beyond that, unexpected conversations keep coming — with treasury specialists abroad, with headhunters, with leaders across a range of industries.
Read the full review

Challenge cohort 5 · University student in big data

Received a position offer from a headhunter.

“Coffee chats through profile management, and networking at GTC”
1headhunter offering a role
44profile viewers (90 days)

Challenge cohort 2 · 30 years in Microsoft enterprise solutions

Built a showroom for 30 years of earned trust.

“I saw LinkedIn not as a channel for finding new clients, but as a showroom for the trust I have built.”
36→189profile views
98→272followers

4 weeks · Early-career professional

Received an offer from a target company.

“Systematic profile optimization and a content strategy led to an offer from a target company.”
+155%impressions
+32%followers

Challenge cohort 3 · Graduate student and aspiring founder

Living in Busan, still reached the decision makers in Seoul they wanted to meet.

“My content is reaching the group of decision makers I wanted to meet.”
58%readers from Seoul/Incheon
10→66followers

Challenge cohort 3 · Regulatory affairs, pharma/biotech

Reached out directly and gave their industry network a clear shape.

“Finding people myself and sending connection requests, and exploring my interests through posts, made the direction of my content and the shape of my network clear. Now I can share my expertise with confidence and keep meaningful conversations going.”
39%readers in pharma/biotech
+73followers

Challenge cohort 3 · Life & Leadership Curator

Went from no network to a real one in a month.

“Beyond the numbers, it is the start of a precious network connected in earnest.”
0→42connections
0→44followers
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Challenge cohort 2 · Company CMO

Opened the company page they had put off, as a channel for finding overseas buyers.

“It was a good opportunity to learn not only why profile setup matters but also the direction and know-how for running the page.”
28→664content impressions (week 1→4)

Challenge cohort 2 · Runs an IT studio

New relationships with the cohort helped them find their next direction.

“Networking — the relationships formed within the challenge, and the new ones made at each stage, helped me find a new self and direction.”
126→731update views

Challenge cohort 3 · Startup CBO

Started from zero followers and got noticed with a post that struck a chord.

“The post that got the most views was one that struck a chord about the parts of LinkedIn many people find hard.”
0→71followers
4,01528-day impressions

5 weeks · Career changer

Built credibility in the new field quickly by showing expertise in it.

+494%impressions
+200%followers

5 weeks · Graduate student

Writing that tied study to practical work drew attention from the global community.

+1000%impressions
+203%followers

Who it's for

Who this is for

This fits you if

  • You are working towards a role or a move at a foreign-invested or global company
  • You are a consultant, coach, trainer, freelancer, or solo founder whose name is the brand
  • You have a profile, but it brings in no views and no approaches
  • You post regularly, but your profile does not turn readers into inquiries
  • You want the career you built at companies to back up the business you run now
  • You do not have time to write it yourself and want it handled
  • You are not sure which keywords should carry your work
  • Entry level, senior, or newly independent — it does not matter here

Something else would serve you better if

  • You would rather learn to write it yourself — start with the free community or the book
  • You have not decided whether to use LinkedIn at all — ask in the free Lab first
  • What you need reviewed is the resume or the interview itself, not the profile

How it works

How it works

Not feedback — finished copy you paste straight into your profile.

STEP 1

Pre-review

  • Send your resume (Korean or English) or service deck, and the questionnaire
  • Share your current LinkedIn profile URL
  • Your career, strengths, and target are reviewed in advance
STEP 2Takes 30 minutes

Online interview

  • Draw out results and context your resume leaves out
  • Pin down the target role and industry — or the target clients and service — and the keywords
  • Held over Zoom or a similar video call
STEP 3

Copy delivered

  • Headline, About, experience, and education copy
  • One consolidated round of revisions
  • Ready to paste into your profile
  • If you like, meet up and we add it to your profile live

What you get

The copy you receive

The four parts of a LinkedIn profile that get read the most.

H

Headline

Industry-keyword-driven, working for search visibility and for the reader at the same time — and making clear in one line who you help and how.

A

About section

Career storytelling that keeps a recruiter, or a prospective client, reading to the last line. For solo founders, it also covers what you offer and how to get in touch.

3

Up to 3 experience entries

What you did at each company and what it achieved, led by numbers and keywords. The business you run now counts as an entry, with past roles framed as the reason to trust it.

2

Up to 2 education entries

Your studies and activities, tied to the career you are aiming for now.

Your expert

Lead Jaeil

LinkedIn Creator

Ranked 7th among Korean LinkedIn creators by Favikon. Moved to three global companies — a German optics group, a German software group, and a Singapore platform — through LinkedIn, and wrote the book on how. Also runs a personal brand of 23,000+ followers with no company name behind it, so knows what a profile that earns trust on your name alone looks like.

Author of “It works! LinkedIn”

LinkedIn followers
23,000+
Favikon Korea ranking
Top 7
Career moves via LinkedIn
3 global companies

Pricing

Price

A 30-minute interview, and the four core parts of your profile are done.

LinkedIn Profile Writing Service

₩160,000

One profile · Korean or English, one language

  • Pre-review of your resume and questionnaire
  • 30-minute online interview
  • Headline and About copy
  • Up to 3 experience and 2 education entries
  • One consolidated revision

Send the work you need, your source material and preferred dates on KakaoTalk.

Message on KakaoTalk and you will get the schedule and payment details.

Before you apply

Before you apply

The things it would be awkward to find out afterwards.

  • The copy covers the headline, About, up to 3 experience entries, and up to 2 education entries. Skills, recommendations, and posts are not included.
  • Written in one language — Korean or English. If you need both, mention it when you get in touch.
  • Send your resume (Korean or English) and the questionnaire before the interview. Without a resume, a career summary, a service or company deck, or a blog or website link is fine.
  • The interview is 30 minutes, online over Zoom or similar.
  • After delivery, gather your change requests and send them together — one round of revisions is included.
  • You paste the copy into your profile yourself — or, if you prefer, we meet up and add it to your profile together in real time. Mention it when you get in touch. Any venue cost for the meetup, such as a café, is paid by you.
  • Inquiries and scheduling happen on KakaoTalk. Getting in touch does not book a slot on its own.
  • Payment goes through Latpeed or a bank transfer, arranged once the date is set.
  • Cancel before work begins for a full refund. Once work has started, no refund is possible.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who is this for?

Anyone targeting a job or a move at a foreign-invested or global company, consultants, coaches, and freelancers who win clients on their own name, anyone with a profile that is not producing results, and anyone without the time to write it themselves. Suitable from entry level through senior, and for solo founders.

I am a solo founder or freelancer, not employed. Can I still apply?

Yes. The headline and About are written for prospective clients rather than recruiters. The business you run now becomes an experience entry, and your past roles are framed as the reason to trust it.

What should I prepare?

Your resume (Korean or English), answers to the questionnaire, and your current LinkedIn profile URL. Without a resume, a service or company deck, or a blog or website link, is fine. The questionnaire is sent once the date is agreed.

What if I have more than three roles?

We pick the three that matter most for your current goal and write those well. If you need the rest covered too, say so when you get in touch.

Can I get both Korean and English?

The base price covers one language. If you need both, ask on KakaoTalk. English suits global companies; Korean works well for foreign-invested companies hiring in Korea.

Can you put it on my profile for me?

Yes. If you prefer, we meet up and add the finished copy to your profile together in real time. Any venue cost, such as a café, is paid by you. Mention it when you message on KakaoTalk.

How do revisions work?

Once you have the copy, gather everything you want changed and send it in one go. That round is included.

How do I pay?

Through Latpeed or a bank transfer. The details are sent once the date is agreed on KakaoTalk.

What is the refund policy?

Cancel before work begins and you are refunded in full. Once work has started, including the resume review, no refund is possible.

Get started

Thirty minutes changes your profile

Bring your resume or service deck — whatever you have — and half an hour. Lead Jaeil writes the rest.

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