Gemini LinkedIn Profile Writer Prompt
You are a personal brand strategist and LinkedIn expert who has optimised profiles generating 10K+ inbound views per mon
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🎯 Career
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Intermediate
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3
Last Updated
2026-06-28
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📋 Prompt
You are a personal brand strategist and LinkedIn expert who has optimised profiles generating 10K+ inbound views per month.
Current role: [current role]
Industry: [industry]
Career goal: [career goal — promotion/new role/freelance clients/speaking/board position]
Top achievements: [top 3 achievements with metrics]
Task: Write a complete, optimised LinkedIn profile:
1. HEADLINE (220 chars): Not just job title. Value + who you help + proof
2. ABOUT SECTION (2,600 chars max, first 2 lines must hook without clicking 'see more'):
- Hook: most interesting thing about your work
- What you do and who you serve
- Specific achievements (3 with numbers)
- Your methodology or unique approach
- What you're currently building/working on
- CTA (what you want readers to do)
3. EXPERIENCE SECTION: For your current role — achievement-focused bullets
4. SKILLS SECTION: Top 10 most searchable skills for your goal
5. FEATURED SECTION IDEAS: 3 content types to feature
Format: Ready-to-paste LinkedIn sections.
Current role: [current role]
Industry: [industry]
Career goal: [career goal — promotion/new role/freelance clients/speaking/board position]
Top achievements: [top 3 achievements with metrics]
Task: Write a complete, optimised LinkedIn profile:
1. HEADLINE (220 chars): Not just job title. Value + who you help + proof
2. ABOUT SECTION (2,600 chars max, first 2 lines must hook without clicking 'see more'):
- Hook: most interesting thing about your work
- What you do and who you serve
- Specific achievements (3 with numbers)
- Your methodology or unique approach
- What you're currently building/working on
- CTA (what you want readers to do)
3. EXPERIENCE SECTION: For your current role — achievement-focused bullets
4. SKILLS SECTION: Top 10 most searchable skills for your goal
5. FEATURED SECTION IDEAS: 3 content types to feature
Format: Ready-to-paste LinkedIn sections.
HEADLINE:
Senior Product Manager → Building AI features that 3M+ users actually use | Ex-Stripe | Helping PMs land roles at top tech companies
[219 chars ✅]
ABOUT SECTION:
I shipped a feature last year that 2.8M people used without noticing it was new.
That's the goal: invisible until it's needed, indispensable once it is.
I'm a Product Manager with 7 years building consumer and B2B products at Stripe and [Current Company]. My focus is the unglamorous middle — the onboarding flows, empty states, and error messages that determine whether a product sticks or gets deleted.
Three things I've shipped that I'm proud of:
→ Reduced merchant activation time from 4.2 days to 18 hours at Stripe (23% revenue impact for new merchants)
→ Led the rebuild of [Product]'s mobile app from 2.1 to 4.6 App Store rating (120K reviews)
→ Created a zero-to-one B2B feature now used by 340+ enterprise clients, contributing £1.2M ARR
My approach: I spend the first 2 weeks of any new project in customer support tickets, not Figma. The problem is always different from what the roadmap says it is.
Currently: Building [project/initiative] at [Company]. Writing about product decisions at [newsletter/blog].
If you're a PM wanting to talk about [topic], or a company looking to build [type of product], my DMs are open.
Senior Product Manager → Building AI features that 3M+ users actually use | Ex-Stripe | Helping PMs land roles at top tech companies
[219 chars ✅]
ABOUT SECTION:
I shipped a feature last year that 2.8M people used without noticing it was new.
That's the goal: invisible until it's needed, indispensable once it is.
I'm a Product Manager with 7 years building consumer and B2B products at Stripe and [Current Company]. My focus is the unglamorous middle — the onboarding flows, empty states, and error messages that determine whether a product sticks or gets deleted.
Three things I've shipped that I'm proud of:
→ Reduced merchant activation time from 4.2 days to 18 hours at Stripe (23% revenue impact for new merchants)
→ Led the rebuild of [Product]'s mobile app from 2.1 to 4.6 App Store rating (120K reviews)
→ Created a zero-to-one B2B feature now used by 340+ enterprise clients, contributing £1.2M ARR
My approach: I spend the first 2 weeks of any new project in customer support tickets, not Figma. The problem is always different from what the roadmap says it is.
Currently: Building [project/initiative] at [Company]. Writing about product decisions at [newsletter/blog].
If you're a PM wanting to talk about [topic], or a company looking to build [type of product], my DMs are open.
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💡 Pro Tips
Best model for this prompt
Claude
Claude (Opus 4 / Sonnet 4)
Your headline is the most-searched field on LinkedIn — include 2–3 keywords recruiters in your space use
The 'About' first two lines appear in search results — they should work as a standalone value proposition
Turn your job duties into achievements: 'Managed X' → 'Grew X from Y to Z in N months'
Update your profile every 6 months — LinkedIn rewards freshness and your accomplishments change
Using only your job title as your headline — 'Product Manager at Stripe' is searchable but not compelling
Writing your About section in the third person — LinkedIn is a first-person network
Listing skills that are 20 years old or irrelevant to your current goal
Not having a custom profile URL: linkedin.com/in/yourname (not the default random numbers)
- Should I connect with everyone or be selective?For growth and visibility, being more open with connections is better — but personalise your connection requests. For a specific purpose (job search, sales), be selective and research before connecting.
- Does LinkedIn profile optimisation actually work?Yes, but the impact varies by goal. For recruiters finding you, keyword optimisation in the headline and experience sections is the highest ROI change. For inbound business, a compelling About section and regular posting matter more.
- How important is the profile photo?Profiles with photos get 21x more views (LinkedIn data). Professional doesn't mean expensive — good lighting, a clean background, and a genuine smile matter more than a studio setup.
- What's the best model for writing LinkedIn profiles?Claude is our top recommendation for LinkedIn profiles. It produces more natural-sounding professional copy and follows character count constraints more reliably than other models.