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Your LinkedIn reads like a CV. Here are both prompts to change it

A CV says what you did. A profile that brings partners says who you help, and with what result. Here are both prompts from the video: one rewrites your profile with Claude Code from your real facts, the other tells you who to talk to and what to say.

Part 1 open with your account Full program 7 modules Time About 1 hour for part 1

What you get

  • Both prompts from the video, ready to copy
  • A headline under 220 characters that says who you help and with what result
  • An About section in 5 short paragraphs, built only from your facts
  • 3 Featured items worth creating
  • 5 types of people to talk to, with a connection note and a first message for each

You need

  • Claude Code with a Claude plan that includes it, or an Anthropic API key
  • Your LinkedIn profile as text: headline, About and experience
  • One clear goal: partners in a market, or a role at a kind of company

What changes in your profile

  • Headline: who you help and the result, in one line, instead of a job title and a list of skills.
  • About: five short paragraphs: the problem you solve, the proof, how you work, who it is for, how to reach you.
  • Featured: three items worth creating, so the proof is one click away.
  • Real facts only: where a number would help and you have not given one, Claude asks you instead of inventing it.
  • Who to talk to: five types of people who can make your goal happen, with a connection note and a first message for each.

Why a CV does not bring partners

A CV answers one question: what did you do? Someone who lands on your profile asks another one: can this person help me? "Project Manager at Company | MBA | Team player" does not answer that.

The same experience can answer it, if the profile starts from who you help and what changes for them. That is a writing job, and Claude is good at it, as long as it works from your real facts and not from what sounds impressive.

Who this guide is for

Anyone who wants good partners or a job at a good company and has a profile that reads like a list of past jobs: founders, freelancers, consultants and people looking for their next role. You need no technical background: you paste text and read what comes back.

Part 1 · Open with your account

Rewrite your profile and find who to talk to

What part 1 covers

  1. Copy your profile and write your goal
  2. The first prompt: rewrite the profile
  3. Check every line, then publish it yourself
  4. The second prompt: who to talk to, and what to say
  5. Send the messages and check your numbers

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LinkedIn with Claude Code, full program

Part 1 gives you a working first version. The full program takes it all the way to a setup you can run every day.

  1. Your positionWho you help, in which market, and the one line everything else on the profile follows from.
  2. Experience that shows resultsEvery role rewritten around what changed, using only facts you can back up.
  3. Featured items and proofThe three items from part 1 built for real: a case, a checklist and a short talk or post.
  4. From types to real peopleHow to turn 5 types of people into a short list of real companies and names that fit your goal.
  5. The partner trackHow to reach partners in your market: what to offer first, how to follow up, when to talk about working together.
  6. The job trackCompanies worth joining, how to reach the person who decides, and a CV and message that match the profile.
  7. A weekly routineWhat to post, who to answer, and how to read your own numbers: profile viewers, search appearances and who writes first.
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Sources

  1. Prohibited software and extensions, LinkedIn Helpwww.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1341387/prohibited-software-and-extensions?lang=en

Questions and answers

Do I have to give Claude my LinkedIn password or connect my account?

No. You copy the text yourself and paste it. You update the profile and send the messages yourself.

Will Claude make up achievements for me?

The first prompt tells it to use only facts from your text and to ask you when a number is missing. Read every line anyway: you are the one who answers for it on a call.

Can I use these prompts in another AI tool?

Yes. They are plain text and depend on nothing special in Claude Code. This guide uses Claude Code because that is the tool in the video.

Will this bring me partners or a job?

Nobody can promise that. It gives you a clear profile and a short list of people to talk to. What happens next depends on your market and your messages, so check your own numbers.

Should I automate the messages?

No. LinkedIn does not permit third party software that automates activity on its site, and accounts can be restricted for it. Send every message yourself: a message written for one person is the whole point of the second prompt.

About the author

Vladyslav Lysechko
Vladyslav Lysechko, Performance marketer, Lysechko Digital, Rånåsfoss, Nes, Norway

I have worked with ads on Google, Meta and TikTok for more than seven years and personally managed ad budgets from $1,000 a day up to $50,000 a month. For the last two years I have built websites, automations and AI assistants with AI every day. I help local businesses in Oslo and on Romerike get more calls and bookings. LinkedIn

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