Step 1
Position first
Statement and elevator pitch, the centerpiece. Nothing gets written until the position stands. Every later line comes from it.
The 1h LinkedIn Profile · Waitlist open
One hour fixes that: positioning, banner, headline, about, and featured graphics, fully worked out. Ready to paste, not yours to write.
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Before / After
On the left, a profile the way most look. On the right, the same run one hour later. The banner and graphics on the right are real renders from the optimizer.
Before
20+ years of experience in sales. Most recently responsible for various projects in mechanical engineering…
After · one hour later
Interim sales leadership for machine builders · making order intake plannable
A machine builder without sales leadership loses deals every month and never sees them. I take the lead until the role is filled: metrics, team, pipeline.
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Ready to paste
Schematic preview, not a LinkedIn screenshot. Your version is built from your material, in your colorway.
€79 one-time. The waitlist pays €59 at launch.
Sound familiar
Six situations from conversations with independent professionals. Two of them are enough.
Referrals are thinning out, and the ones that come go nowhere. Someone passes your name along, the recipient opens your profile, finds nothing, and never reaches out. You never hear about it.
Inquiries come in, but the wrong ones. Recruiters and mass messages instead of clients. A profile that reads like a résumé attracts headhunters, not deals.
Every first call starts from zero. You explain again what you do, for whom, and why. The head start your reputation should give you is missing.
Next to 200 identical profiles, price decides. If your profile says the same as everyone's, the client has one criterion left: your rate.
You tried ChatGPT. Two hours on the headline, and it sounds like everyone else. You gave up at the about section, and a banner is something a chat cannot make at all.
Posting? Either no appetite, or polite likes without a single inquiry. Every guide says: more content. The step before that is what is missing, the foundation.
A weak profile costs you work you never see.
If nothing changes
Your network is not getting bigger. Every month, decision-makers check your profile, find nothing, and move on. You never find out.
The method
Builderz runs the LinkedIn presence of founders and executives. The optimizer works by the same method. Four steps, one hour.
Step 1
Statement and elevator pitch, the centerpiece. Nothing gets written until the position stands. Every later line comes from it.
Step 2
If something is missing, the optimizer asks: results, clients, how you work. Nothing gets invented, everything comes from your material.
Step 3
Banner and featured graphics in one colorway, copy in one voice. A visitor sees one position, not seven building blocks.
Step 4
Copy to paste, graphics to upload, videos for the setup. Your account stays in your hands, no login details.
A guide ends with tips. This hour ends with your finished profile.
Free and non-binding. One email is enough to leave.
What changes
Referrals land. Whoever gets your name and opens your profile finds a reason to reach out.
Conversations start ahead. “I read your profile” replaces explaining from scratch.
The right inquiries. A profile with a position pre-sorts: matching clients instead of recruiter messages.
Price conversations get easier. Whoever is perceived as a position is less often compared on the hourly rate alone.
Posting becomes optional. The profile works without posts. And if you decide to post, the foundation is in place.
The week after
A referral lands, and this time someone reaches out. A first call starts ahead. That is what every surface gets built for.
What you receive
From the foundation to the last surface, in the order visitors read your profile. Plus the videos that walk you through the setup.
01 · The centerpiece
The statement every future line is built on, and the pitch for your next conversation. The foundation, before anything gets written.
02 · Image file
1584 × 396, in your colorway, ready to upload. The largest surface of the profile carries your position as an image.
03 · Copy
The line under your name. A reader knows in five seconds what you are and for whom.
04 · Copy
Your story as a position instead of a résumé. Written for readers, for Google, and for AI answers.
05 · Image files
Up to four cards for the featured row, 1200 × 627, in the colorway of your banner. The surface almost everyone leaves empty.
06 · Instructions
Instructions for your experience section. Every entry tells the same story, not twelve different ones.
07 · Video
Video material takes you from the material you receive to the live profile, step by step.
Everything is built from your own profile. Nothing gets invented.
Why now
People beat company pages. Whoever checks you opens your profile, not your website. The person has become the homepage of the business.
Before every reply comes a look. Decision-makers read the profile first, then they answer. The conversation starts before you know about it.
AI reads along. Whoever asks an AI about you gets an answer built from public sources. Your profile is one of them.
Every check that runs into nothing today is an argument for you tomorrow.
Before you sign up
Yes. The optimizer invents nothing. It works with what you put in: your profile, your track record, your words. If something is missing, it asks. The result is your substance in clear form.
ChatGPT gives you suggestions, and the work stays with you: prompting, checking, discarding. The optimizer works by the mandate method and delivers the result: position first, then every surface built from it, including banner and featured graphics as finished image files. A chat cannot do that.
The run is built for one hour: paste, answer questions, receive the result. Most people finish faster. Putting it into your profile comes afterwards, with the video walk-through at your own pace.
For people whose clients check the person first: independents, consultants, founders, managing directors. If inquiries run through your name, your profile works for you or against you.
No. The profile works without posts: on every referral, every inquiry, every look before a first call. If you decide to post later, the foundation is in place.
Access costs €79 one-time, no subscription. The waitlist is free, commits you to nothing, and comes with two advantages: you get in first, and you pay €59 instead of €79 at launch. One email is enough to leave.
The 1h Profile is new. The profile work behind it is not. These voices come from Builderz client mandates, not from the optimizer. Once the first users are through, their results go here.
“We are now seen the way we actually are.”
70 → 900 profile visitors / week
Read the case →“People think they know me. That is a completely different basis for a conversation.”
1,000 → 4,800 followers · +380%
Read the case →“LinkedIn has become a very valuable and integral sales channel for us. I wouldn't have expected that.”
6,000 → 23,000 followers
Read the case →The 1h LinkedIn Profile
€79one-time · no subscription
Positioning, banner, headline, about, featured graphics, experience, videos. All from your material.
It stays your voice. Everything is built from your profile and your track record, nothing gets invented.
You receive the result. Copy and graphics ready to paste, not another guide.
The list costs nothing. Free, non-binding, no sales call, one email is enough to leave.
The 1h LinkedIn Profile
An email from Builderz is on its way to you right now. Confirm it briefly and you are in. The moment the 1h Profile opens, you hear about it before anyone else, at the launch price of €59. No email in sight: check your spam folder.
Until then, the Silent Check shows you in six questions what your profile says about you today.