How to make your LinkedIn profile stand out so you can level up your career

I repranded my LinkedIn and it kind of broke the internet. Look at those stats. 947 engagements, 97,000 impressions, that's nearly 100K impressions all on my rebranding post. So I'm gonna break down exactly what makes a good LinkedIn profile in less than a minute. Firstly, you've got your LinkedIn banner. Think of this like your billboard. You wanna capture people's attention. You want it to look aesthetically pleasing and you want it to quickly say what you do, but in a really catchy way like a billboard would. Then you've got your profile picture here. She's given Sassy. She's giving B to B bad days. She's giving professional. Whatever you wanna be giving in your profile picture, make sure it matches your price tag. You're charging 10K for your services. Don't do a blurry selfie please. You want your head shot to be high definition, simple or plain background and you wanna be looking front on or just to the side like I am. Oh and finally you should just be able to see your shoulders. Okay next, you have my favorite part which is the headline. This is where you can get really playful. Most people just use this as an opportunity to say their title of the company they work for and that is he's dead space. Obviously you wanna make it clear who you help, how you help them and what result they might get by working with you, but you also wanna have fun with it. You want to stand out. Your headline is the thing that everybody sees all of the time. Every time you post, every time you leave a comment, every time you send a DM, they are seeing your headline. So make sure it says something that shows off your personality or at least doesn't blend into the background. If you look at mine, I've said built my LinkedIn, now I help you do the same. I'm saying exactly what it is I do and how I help you. 200 plus clients coached, that's social proof, adds credibility on turning online visibility into income. Okay, so I don't just help you build your personal brand also actually help you turn that into income. Next you have your featured section which is super important but so many people forget about it. This is your digital storefront and how you convert people. So I always suggest that you have an easy yes, a medium yes and a hard yes offer. So for example, the easy yes would be something like subscribe to my newsletter. You're not asking much for them, just their email and if they like your content, they're definitely gonna do that. A medium yes would be something like book a call with me. Obviously that requires a lot more effort from the person signing up. And thirdly, my hard yes would be book a power hour with me. That's $600, you're only booking that if you're serious and very few people do it. The reason why I have that on there is because it price anchors the rest of my services. Obviously there's other parts to the LinkedIn profile like your about section and your experience but in my opinion these are the four most important elements to the profile and if you are having a rebrand they're the ones which you can have fun with. Remember, your profile is your landing page, your sales page, whatever you wanna call it. If it looks like crap, no one's gonna wanna work with you.