Goal: Look like a real professional who others would want to talk to — not a spam account or brand-new rep.

1. Profile Picture

• Clear, high-quality headshot (no filters or group photos).
• Neutral or well-lit background.
• You should be smiling or appear approachable.

2. Banner Image

• Add a clean banner with your company name, logo, or tagline.
• Keep it simple — something that communicates what you do at a glance (e.g., “Automating Growth for Agencies”).

3. Headline

• Write a headline that communicates value, not just your title.

  Example:

  • “Helping Agencies Automate Outbound & Scale Client Acquisition”
  • “Building AI Systems That Generate Leads and Save Teams Hours”

4. About Section

• 2–3 short paragraphs explaining what you do and who you help.

  Template:

  I help [who you help] achieve [result] by [method].

  Our clients typically [insert common challenge]. We fix that through [your solution].

  If you’re looking to [desired outcome], connect or DM me — always happy to share ideas.

5. Experience Section

• Add your company (or agency) with a short, results-oriented description.

  Example:

  We help growing businesses build AI automations for lead generation, content systems, and voice agents.

  Our process combines Make.com, OpenAI, and custom integrations to replace manual workflows.

6. Featured Section

• Add 1–2 posts or videos that explain what you do.
• If you have a demo, a YouTube video, or a case study — pin it here.

7. Activity Check

• Make sure you’ve liked/commented on at least a few posts in the past week.
• Stay visible and human.