Recruiters are searching for you right now. Will they find you?

Most professionals know they need a LinkedIn presence, but few know how to optimize it for search visibility, recruiter discovery, and personal branding. Mindy brings the same strategic depth to your LinkedIn profile as she does to your resume. The result is a profile that works for you around the clock.

Mindy doesn't just fill in the blanks. She strategically positions your experience, selects industry-specific keywords that surface your profile in recruiter searches, and writes your About section as a compelling narrative that captures attention in the first three lines.

Absolutely, and many clients do. When your resume and LinkedIn profile tell the same strategic story, you present a unified, powerful personal brand. Ask Mindy about bundled pricing when you reach out.

Turnaround time is discussed at your consultation based on your timeline and the scope of the project. Rush service is available.

The full profile rewrite runs $595 to $895 depending on your career level and the depth of your experience. That includes the consultation, every section written and optimized, a revision round, and the final walkthrough — no hourly billing, no surprises.

Your current resume, access to your existing LinkedIn profile, and one good conversation. Mindy draws out the achievements and details in the consultation — you don't need to prepare anything or write a word yourself.

AI helps, and Mindy finishes. AI-powered research finds the keywords recruiters in your industry actually search and helps work them in so LinkedIn's search surfaces you. Mindy then writes and edits the profile line by line, in your voice. That's the difference between a profile that reads like everyone else's and one that sounds unmistakably like you.

LinkedIn won't announce it, if it's set up carefully. You can switch off the setting that tells your network when you edit your profile, and the Open to Work option can be shown to recruiters only instead of to everyone. LinkedIn itself says it can't promise full privacy on that second one, so Mindy talks through what's worth the risk in your situation before anything goes live.

No. They should agree on the facts and do different jobs. A resume is aimed at one kind of role and read by someone who already has your application. A profile is found through search and read by recruiters and by people deciding whether to work with you, often only as far as the first few lines of your About section. So the profile is written in your voice, opens with the point, and carries the keywords a resume doesn't have room for.

Mindy has worked with professionals across Greater Philadelphia for more than 25 years, from the Main Line to South Jersey. Every engagement is virtual, so a client in Wayne and a client in Seattle get the same one-on-one attention.

Yes. All services are virtual. Mindy works with clients across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia.