LinkedIn tools, nine of them, one report
Each tool below does one job. Six of them read the profile you have written. Three read the posts you have published and the people who responded to them. None of them runs alone: a LinkedCheck report puts them to work on the same profile at once, so the scores, the reading and the rewrites agree with each other.
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The nine tools
What each one does, and what it hands to the next
Six that read your profile
Everything a stranger sees before they decide whether to keep reading.
Free AI LinkedIn Profile Checker
Reads your public profile the way a stranger does: what you seem to do, what to lead with and what works against your goal.Feeds: the evidence every rewrite is built from.Read about the profile checkerLinkedIn Profile Score
Two numbers out of 100: completeness, computed in code from named checks, and effectiveness for your goal.Feeds: where the points are missing.Read about the profile scoreLinkedIn SEO
Reads what your profile claims you do, and in the paid reports sorts your skills into what to lead with, keep, group as tools, play down or remove.Feeds: the skills you lead with.Read about the LinkedIn SEO guideAI LinkedIn Profile Optimizer
Turns the reading into changes: a verdict for each section it reviews, wording where a change is justified, and a list of where to start.Feeds: the report itself. This is the tool the others serve.Read about the profile optimizerAI LinkedIn Headline Optimizer
One recommended headline built from facts on your profile, with an alternative where it is a real choice, or keep yours.Feeds: the claim your About and roles should support.Read about the headline optimizerAI LinkedIn About Optimizer
Your About rewritten in your voice from evidence on your profile, with the claim above "see more", or kept where it already works.Feeds: the sentence your headline promises and your roles prove.Read about the About optimizerThree that read your posts
What you published, what it drew, and who was there. All three are in Network & Audience Intelligence.
Content Analyzer
Measures what your recent posts drew against your own typical post, what your stronger posts share, and what to post about next.Feeds: the subjects worth writing about next.Read about the content analyzerAudience Analyzer
Counts the people who responded to your posts in the last year, how many came to more than one, and where they work where available.Feeds: who your writing is already reaching.Read about the audience analyzerNetwork Analyzer
Sets the people who responded against your goal and shows the organisations where more than one of them works, where available.Feeds: the organisations behind those people.Read about the network analyzerWhy one report, not nine tools
Run separately, the tools disagree. Run together, they compound.
A headline generator that has not seen your skills will pick different words from a skills sorter that has not seen your headline. LinkedCheck reads the whole profile once and every tool works from that one reading.
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Read once
The public profile is read in full. Every later tool works from this reading, not from a fresh look.
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Measure
Completeness is scored in code from its checks. What the profile claims you do is read, and your skills are sorted.
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Decide
Each section it reviews gets a verdict, and the changes are put in the order to work through them.
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Write
New wording is written from the evidence found in step one, for the goal you chose.
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Look outward
In Network & Audience Intelligence, your posts are measured and the people who responded are counted, in three PDFs read from the same posts.
Which tools are in which report
Three products, and which tools each one includes
Compare LinkedCheck reports and pricingSee a sample LinkedIn profile report
Where to start
Start from the problem you noticed
Every report runs the tools together, so you will not miss anything by picking one to read about first. Pick the one that matches the symptom.
Four rules every tool follows
They are the reason the tools can be combined without contradicting each other.
- PublicOnly the public profile is read, from the link you paste. No LinkedIn access required, no password, no extension.
- GoalThe advice and the effectiveness score are judged against the goal you chose, not a generic checklist.
- EvidenceNothing is invented. If a claim cannot be traced to your profile, the report asks you for it.
- HonestNo search volume, no ranking, no recruiter query data. Numbers we cannot evidence are not shown.
Tools FAQ
Questions about the LinkedCheck tools
Are the LinkedIn tools free?
The Free LinkedIn Profile Audit reads your public profile and tells you where it stands for your goal, with both scores, and what to change first. The writing, including the headline and About advice and the skills sort, is in the paid reports, from $9.99 one time.
Do I have to run each tool separately?
No. There is one input, your public profile URL, and one run. Every tool works on the same reading of the profile, and the results come back as one report with a list of where to start.
What is the difference between the content, audience and network analyzers?
They read the same posts and answer different questions. The content analyzer is about the posts themselves: what they drew and what to talk about next. The audience analyzer is about the people who responded to them. The network analyzer sets those same people against your goal and shows where they work, where available.
Why combine the tools instead of offering them one by one?
Because they depend on each other. The headline and About advice need the evidence the reading found, and the list of where to start needs every section’s verdict. Run apart, they give you nine opinions; run together, they give you one plan.
Do any of the tools need my LinkedIn login or a browser extension?
No. All nine read the public version of your profile from the link you paste. Nothing is installed, posted, edited or sent to your network.
Which report should I choose?
If you want to know what your profile says, the Free LinkedIn Profile Audit is enough. If you want the changes written for you, Profile & Content Intelligence. If you post on LinkedIn and want to know what works and who responds, Network & Audience Intelligence, which reads your posts rather than your profile.
Can the tools work from a PDF of my profile?
No. LinkedCheck currently reads your public profile from its LinkedIn link. A PDF export is not supported.
Nine tools, one link, in a few minutes.
Paste your profile once. The free preview starts there, and every paid report runs the tools on it.
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