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How-To Guides
Step-by-step walkthroughs for the LinkedIn tasks that actually move the needle — written to be followed in one sitting, not skimmed.
Each guide takes one job — write a headline, write an About section, write a post that gets read — and walks the whole way through it, including the parts most advice skips: what to do when the formula does not fit your situation, and how to tell whether the result is any good.
Where a claim depends on how LinkedIn behaves, we say how we verified it and when. Character limits, truncation points and ranking behaviour all drift, and undated advice about a platform that changes quarterly is worth very little.
The tools in the suite automate the drafting step in each of these guides. Reading the guide first is what lets you judge the draft.
3 articles in this category. All free, no login.
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How to Write a LinkedIn Headline That Ranks (10-Step 2026 Playbook)
Most LinkedIn headlines are written for the writer — not the recruiter searching for them. This 10-step playbook flips that. Plus the free AI headline generator for when you're stuck.
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How to Write a LinkedIn About Section That Gets Recruiters to Message You
Recruiters decide in the first two lines whether to keep reading or move on. This is the 5-part structure that turns your About section from a résumé summary into a reason to message you.
10 min read
How to Write a LinkedIn Post That Gets 1000+ Impressions
Reach on LinkedIn isn't luck — it's the hook, the first 60 minutes, and giving the algorithm reasons to keep showing your post. Here's how to write one that clears 1,000 impressions.