Online LinkedIn Profile Writer

Let’s Talk About the Role

Imagine this: you’re sitting at your favorite spot—maybe it’s your couch, a cozy coffee shop, or even a sunny balcony—and you’re helping professionals around the world tell their stories better. That’s what this role is all about. We’re talking about crafting LinkedIn profiles that actually sound like real people, not like a copy-paste resume.

We know LinkedIn is where first impressions happen. A single profile can open doors, spark conversations, and land dream jobs. Your job? Make those first impressions unforgettable.

Here, you’ll be doing it from wherever you are, with a team that’s just as passionate about storytelling as you are.

Why This Job Feels Different

Ever read a LinkedIn summary that sounds like a robot wrote it? We don’t do that here. We dig deeper. We learn about the real person behind the profile—their career highs, their challenges, the moments they almost gave up but didn’t.

We believe in words that feel alive. Like when James from our team helped a client who’d been unemployed for months. Two weeks after we updated their profile, they had three interviews lined up. It’s not magic—it’s knowing how to tell their story right.

If you’ve ever been the person friends turn to for “Can you make my LinkedIn sound better?”—you’re going to feel at home here.

What Your Day Might Look Like

Some days you’re knee-deep in a marketing manager’s work history, figuring out how to make their achievements shine. Other days you’re rewriting a CEO’s About section so it doesn’t sound like every other CEO on LinkedIn.

• Chat with clients to understand their goals and career stories.
• Write and edit profiles that make recruiters stop scrolling.
• Work with the team to swap ideas, review drafts, and share tips.
• Learn constantly about industries, roles, and trends.

Yes, some days will be fast-paced. A client might need a quick turnaround, or you’ll have to step up to help a teammate. But there’s always support here.

The Skills You Bring to the Table

We’re not talking about a boring checklist. Think more like: what makes you good at this kind of work?

• You’re a storyteller who can turn facts into something people want to read.
• You get LinkedIn—its style, features, and what makes profiles pop.
• You listen first and are curious about people’s journeys.
• You’re clear and concise, cutting fluff without losing impact.
• You care about details—typos and formatting slips don’t get past you.

How We Work Together

Remote doesn’t mean disconnected. We have weekly video huddles where we share wins, talk about challenges, and sometimes just check in on each other’s pets.

We use simple tools to stay in sync. No endless meetings. No micromanaging. You’ll have the freedom to organize your day your way—as long as the work gets done.

We know remote work can feel lonely sometimes, so we make an effort to keep it human. A quick Slack “Nice job!” or a shared meme can make a difference.

What Success Looks Like Here

You’re not just filling in sections on a profile. You’re:

• Helping a graduate land their first big role.
• Giving a mid-career professional the confidence to ask for that promotion.
• Positioning a freelancer so clients can’t help but reach out.

Success is when a client says: “I didn’t even recognize myself in the best way possible. Thank you!”

The Money Part

The salary? $188,000 per year. Plus, the flexibility to work from anywhere—no commuting, no dress codes, no awkward small talk.

A Few Examples from the Team

James once turned a four-line summary into a full narrative that got shared over 200 times. Priya helped a tech lead pivot into a completely different industry. Both started just like you might: passionate about writing, good with people, curious about careers.

What You Might Need to Be Comfortable With

Deadlines are important here. People count on us to finish projects when we promise. Sometimes you’ll juggle a few projects at once. But we’re flexible—need to work around school drop-offs? No problem. Need a midweek break? We get it.

The Kind of People Who Thrive Here

The folks who shine here are the ones who:

• Love talking to people and learning their stories.
• Write in a way that feels natural and engaging.
• Don’t get flustered when plans change.
• Take pride in making their work better each time.

How to Picture Yourself Here

It’s Monday morning. Coffee in hand. Your first call is with someone halfway across the world who just got promoted. You listen, take notes, ask questions. An hour later, you’re writing—and the story comes together. By week’s end, they’re thrilled, and you’ve helped them open a new chapter.

That’s what we do here. Every single week.

The Takeaway

This isn’t just about writing LinkedIn profiles. It’s about shaping careers, boosting confidence, and giving people the words they need to tell their stories. You’ll have the freedom to work remotely, the pay to make it worth your while, and a team that makes Mondays feel less like Mondays.

If you’re ready to put your storytelling skills to work and see real impact, let’s make it happen.