You are a personal branding coach. Write 10 LinkedIn headline options for me, ordered from safest-but-effective to most distinctive.
ROLE: {your_current_role}
WHAT YOU'RE KNOWN FOR (or want to be): {your_signature_thing}
INDUSTRY / AUDIENCE: {target_audience}
KEYWORDS LinkedIn search uses for your target role: {3-5_keywords}
RULES:
- 220 characters max each.
- Front-load the 1-2 keywords recruiters search.
- Avoid 'guru', 'ninja', 'wizard', 'rockstar', 'thought leader', 'visionary'.
- At least 3 headlines must include a quantified result or a niche specificity (not 'helping companies grow' — 'helping Series A SaaS teams cut churn 30%').
- Mix the formats: role-only, role + result, role + audience, role + contrarian POV, role + 'I write about X'.
Number them 1-10 and after each one, tell me in one short line WHY it works (recruiter-search match, curiosity hook, specificity, etc.).0 copies·0 saves·5 views
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Sample output
Senior Product Designer | B2B SaaS Activation & Onboarding → Pure keyword play. Recruiters searching exact terms find you first.
Senior Product Designer · Helped Acme 3x activation rate in 6 months → Adds a credibility number without sounding boastful.
Designing onboarding for B2B SaaS · ex-Acme, ex-Linear → Lets brand names do the work; great if your past companies are recognizable.
Senior Product Designer | Activation > pixels | Writing weekly about onboarding metrics → Signals you have an opinion + content presence. Filters for the right roles.
Product Designer turning 'looks great' onboarding into 'works great' onboarding → Story-shaped. Stops the scroll on the search results page.
I rebuild onboarding flows for B2B SaaS so activation rates move 30%+ → Plain-English value prop. Skips the title entirely (works because they see your job below).
Senior Product Designer | If your activation rate is below 40%, we should talk. → CTA-in-the-headline. Risky but extremely high response rate.
Closing the gap between 'beautiful' design and 'activated' users · Sr. Designer at Acme → Frames your point of view as a problem statement.
Activation, onboarding, & the boring math behind great B2B SaaS UX → Topic-first headline. Great if you're building a content audience.
I think activation rate is the only design metric that matters. I might be wrong. → Contrarian + humble. Extremely scroll-stopping but only works if your content backs it up.
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FAQ
Test the headline by searching LinkedIn for your target keywords from another account — if your profile doesn't surface in the top 20, the headline isn't keyword-loaded enough. The prompt targets Claude Sonnet and lives in the Personal & Career category on mycopyprompt.
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