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Re:Free AI tool for reviewing and enhancing LinkedIn profile by imidov on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @05:52AM (#42850965)
Hi HN!

After seeing "LinkedIn gurus" charge hundreds of dollars for basic profile reviews, I built a free tool to automate this analysis. Just paste your LinkedIn profile URL and get instant insights:

Section-by-section analysis and score with description of reason of the score Specific recommendations with explanations Visual score breakdown

Try it without signup: https://app.2pr.io/linkedin_profile_review Would love your feedback on the analysis logic and which recommendations you find most useful.

I'll be here to answer questions. This is our first Show HN.

Re:Free AI tool for reviewing and enhancing LinkedIn profile by ellenamidova on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @06:13AM (#42851090)
I guess the recommendation section is on mvp stage, right? But the review is comprehensive, liked it
Re:Free AI tool for reviewing and enhancing LinkedIn profile by IIe4enka on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @06:07AM (#42851049)
Tried your tool - takes some time to process, but the result is surprisingly actionable. What you base your analysis on? Did you consult LinkedIn experts for your algorithm?
Re:Free AI tool for reviewing and enhancing LinkedIn profile by imidov on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @06:16AM (#42851116)
yeah, we've made it when I was studying course how to win on Linkedin (community sprints)

I believe the app version are on par in terms of quality/depth but is much more detailed

Re:Free AI tool for reviewing and enhancing LinkedIn profile by surkiz on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @11:53AM (#42854588)
Great idea! It’s refreshing to see someone offering a free tool to counter the overhyped “guru” industry on LinkedIn. I tried it out, and the interface is clean and easy to use—props for making it frictionless with no signup required.

The section-by-section breakdown is insightful, and I like how the recommendations are actionable rather than generic fluff. One suggestion: it might be useful to incorporate examples or templates for high-scoring profiles to help users better visualize the recommendations.

Quick question: how are you prioritizing the recommendations? Are they weighted based on the potential impact, or is it more of a generalized scoring system?

Looking forward to seeing how this evolves—keep up the great work!