Free LinkedIn profile grader
This grader reads your headline and About the way a prospect does, right after your request lands. You get six checks, a score out of 100 and the one fix that matters most.
- 1Paste your headline and AboutExactly as they are on your profile.
- 2Pick your roleThe checks are read from the side of the people you reach.
- 3Make the one fix firstSix checks, a score, and where to start.
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Profile fixed. Now who should see it?
Expandi sends connection requests from your own LinkedIn account to the people you pick, so the prospects opening your profile are the ones you chose. All of it runs inside the limits you set.
How to improve your LinkedIn profile for outreach
When your request lands, the person on the other end opens your profile and decides quickly whether you’re worth accepting. They aren’t scanning for keywords. They want to know what they get from you.
Lead with the outcome
Your headline and the first lines of your About should say who you help and what changes for them.
Show one thing they can trust
A client, a number or a past role. Specific does more than impressive.
Make it easy to reply
End your About with one plain line on how to reach you and what to reach out about.
What the LinkedIn profile grader checks
Six checks, each read from a prospect’s side. A fail takes 15 points off 100 and a weak takes 7, and the report tells you which fix moves the score most.
Headline
Do the first 60 characters say what a prospect gets from you, before LinkedIn cuts the line?
Who it’s for
Can the person reading tell that your profile is meant for someone like them?
Proof
Is there something they can trust: a client, a number, a past role, a result?
The About fold
Do the lines above “see more” give them a reason to keep reading?
How to reach you
Is there one plain line on how to get in touch and what to get in touch about?
Jargon
Does it sound like a person talking, or like a slide from a pitch deck?
Fix what the grader finds
Headline generator
Five headlines, each from a different angle, and a preview of where LinkedIn cuts each one off.
Write my headlineAbout section generator
Once they accept, they open your profile. Get an About that tells them what they get from you in the first two lines.
Write my AboutConnection message generator
Three connection notes under 200 characters, each built on something the person actually did.
Write my notesFrequently asked questions
Is the LinkedIn profile grader free?
Yes. Leave your work address and the report is yours to copy.
How is my LinkedIn profile scored?
Six checks, each judged pass, weak or fail. A fail takes 15 points off 100 and a weak takes 7. The checks follow a prospect’s questions: what do I get, is this for me, can I trust it, can I reach them, does this sound like a person.
Do I paste my profile or give a link?
Paste. The grader reads exactly what you give it, so nothing is scraped and no link is needed.
What makes a good LinkedIn profile for outreach?
A headline that says who you help in the first 60 characters, an About that opens with what the reader gets, one piece of proof, and a plain line on how to reach you.
What happens with my details?
You get your report, and now and then a practical tip on LinkedIn outreach. Nobody from sales calls you unless you ask.
Find the right people and start the right conversations
Expandi runs your LinkedIn outreach from your own account, within the limits you set, so your team spends its time on the replies.