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    BROADEN YOUR REACH.

    Many recruiters and hiring managers use LinkedIn to help them decide who makes the cut for initial or second interviews. And, if you're not actively looking for a new job but are open to opportunities at other companies, a current LinkedIn profile helps headhunters and potential employers target and find you. A resume will get your foot in the door, but a LinkedIn profile helps you close the deal.

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    We’re Pros! We hire Certified Professional Resume Writers and adhere to the excellence standards set forth by the Professional Association of Resume Writers.

    Personalized service. Our writers have personalized experience spanning over 40 different industries.

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    SOCIAL PROFILE WRITING

    Whether you are trying to move up the career ladder, relocate to a new area or break into a different career field, our Social Profile service will position you to stand out and get the job you want. We'll update your current social profile or create a new one from scratch—the choice is yours. Just 4 steps to a perfect social profile:

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    1. Questionnaire: Complete our online questionnaire to help us learn about your work history and accomplishments
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    We don't just satisfy 98% of our customers... We WOW them.

    “You did wonders with my resume. In fact, I am certain my "new and improved" resume (thanks to you) is what landed me my current job. I got a great job with Zurich Financial Services! A Zurich (on-site) Recruiter called me within hours after posting my resume on Monster.com! So, thank you very, very much.” - Laura P.

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    “I would like to say a big thank you for Emily's help - the quality of work is brilliant and my resume looks much better now, and I'm very impressed by the cover letter as well. Emily understood my needs and did a terrific job consolidating the info I provided in a clear and concise way. Last but not least Emily is responsive (always replied to my emails very quickly even though we live in different time zones), friendly and helpful, and the turnaround time in finishing up the work was impressive. In the future if I need assistance with my resume I would like to get Emily's help again.” - Carmen L.

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    “Kevin took my very unexciting resume and turned it into a thrilling read. The reason I chose ResumeEdge was because your writers made a personal phone call. That was the key to making my resume look and sound like me.” - Becky S.

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    “My writer took the time to get to know me and was able to provide input in areas I had not thought of. It was tough because I had to let go of some of my old identities to start in a new career, but she took me over the hump and captured who I am--and what I can give.” - Stephanie L.

    YOUR LINKEDIN PROFILE IS A DYNAMIC EXTENSION OF YOUR RESUME

    Most of us are already aware that our Linkedin profile is just as important as our resume during the job search. Making sure to follow these ever important tips will help guide you to a better Linkedin profile and have recruiters falling at your Linkedin doorstep.

    Target keywords-The most important aspect to having a stellar Linkedin profile. If you don’t have the correct keywords listed you will miss out on a huge piece of the puzzle. If you’re looking to be found and matched with the perfect role, you have to use the right words. Start looking at positions that you’re targeting and look at the keywords they use in the job posting. For example, if this was the ad, “Looking for a highly-motivated Regional Sales Manager with experience in insurance and leading teams.”, you would want to make sure that you’re using the keywords: “sales”, “insurance”, “leading” and “highly-motivated” – this will ensure you are listed when the recruiter is doing a Linkedin search.

    Keep it updated- Even if you haven’t switched jobs recently, you will want to think through any new skills you have acquired throughout the year. Try to include knowledge gained from conferences or seminars you attended, or other instances where you may have obtained knowledge or skills. At the same time you might be adding new skills, it might be a good idea to remove any outdated technology – times change and so does technology, so remove any irrelevant information from your profile.

    Professional photo- Make sure that your photo is professional and it’s a photo of only you (not the pic your friend snapped of you and your 3 cousins last summer). Recruiters, myself included, do not love when there’s a group photo or a couples photo. Linkedin is a professional networking place and I would assume your professional work photo is a picture of you and not you and your friends. The moral of the story is “keep it professional.”

    Summary- Your summary is the time to tell your story – what you can do and what you have been able to achieve throughout your experience. Again, keep in mind that you should have those all-important keywords within your summary. If it’s not searchable information, don’t waste the space on your summary.

    If you take the time to make sure that your profile is up-to-date and that keywords are plenty – the return will be well worth it, especially when the interviews coming rolling in.