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The same job, done differently depending on who is reading you. The row that matches your pick is marked.
A LinkedIn headline is the line under your name on your profile. LinkedIn allows up to 220 characters there, but search results, comments and invitations only show the first line, roughly 70 characters.
| Profile | Lead with | Words people search you by | What to leave out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Founder | The problem you take off their desk | Your category, and who it is for | Visionary, serial entrepreneur, passionate about |
| Freelance or consultant | Who you take on, and what changes | The service, named the way clients say it | Available for new opportunities |
| Looking for a job | The role you want next, not the one you left | The exact job title you are applying for | Open to work, the badge already says it |
| Employed expert | The niche you actually know | Your field, plus the tools you work in | Internal job codes and company slogans |
A headline answers the people who already found you. Posting is what puts your name in front of the ones who have not. MagicPost writes those posts from what you have already published.
Write my posts with MagicPostHow it works
You say what you do, who you help and what you want out of LinkedIn. Those three answers become one line, written to be read at a glance.
Write your answers in Dutch and the headline comes back in Dutch. Nothing is picked from a menu, and nothing is translated after the fact.
Your profile shows the whole line. Search results, comments and invitations stop after the first one. The preview draws that mark on all three at once.
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Nobody opens a profile out of nowhere. They read something you wrote, then the line under your name, then they decide. MagicPost writes that something from what you have already published.
Drafted in the words you already use. MagicPost reads your published posts and writes in that register, not in a model's default one.
Your name travels before your profile does. Every post and every comment carries your headline into feeds that would never have searched for you.
Write, schedule and publish in one place. Drafts, edits and the queue live together, so nothing waits in a note app until you forget it.
FAQ
It is the line under your name on your profile, and the one that follows you into search results, comments and invitations. LinkedIn allows 220 characters. You edit it from your profile, with the pencil icon next to your name.
Up to 220 characters, but length is the wrong question. Outside your own profile, LinkedIn shows about the first line, roughly 70 characters, and drops the rest. Write the part that has to be read first, and treat the tail as a bonus for the people who reach your profile.
Yes. The generator answers in the language you type your answers in, so French answers give a French headline. It writes in that language from the start, which is what keeps a profile from reading like a bad import.
No. The generator is free and asks for nothing. A free MagicPost account is for the step after, writing the posts that put your headline in front of people in the first place. Write LinkedIn posts in your own voice with MagicPost
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