Creating an effective profile
Your Linkeep profile is what others see of you first. It might as well say the essential, clearly.
Get to the point
A job title, a one-sentence bio, a location: these three pieces of information are enough to give a clear first impression. Resist the temptation to detail everything from the start: an overloaded profile reads less well than a concise, precise one.
Expertise and skills aren't the same thing
Expertise describes your domain (a closed list, to stay comparable from one profile to another); skills are more specific and free-form (a tool, a method, a tech). The two complement each other: one places you, the other refines it.
A living profile rather than a frozen CV
Unlike a CV, your Linkeep profile can evolve as your work does. Update it when a project changes your practice, not just once a year.
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