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Resume and LinkedIn · $25 one time

Your experience is real. The page is what is failing.

A recruiter gives a resume about six seconds on the first pass, and a machine reads it before they do. Both are looking for specific things, and neither will ever tell you what was missing.

What you get.

01

A human rewrite, not a generated one

A person reads your resume and rewrites it. If you used AI to write yours, so did a thousand other applicants, and the phrasing that comes out of it is the phrasing being filtered on. Your story stays yours, just sharper.

02

Duties become results

Every bullet converted from what you were responsible for into what changed because you were there, with a number wherever a number honestly exists. Responsible for managing social media becomes grew the following from 2,000 to 50,000 in six months, and engagement by 340%.

03

Formatting a parser can actually read

Single column, standard headings, contact details out of the page header, acronyms and full terms both written out. A layout built from tables can arrive at the other end scrambled, which is where a surprising number of good candidates quietly disappear.

04

LinkedIn, included

Share your profile URL and your headline, About section and experience get rewritten to say the same thing as the resume. A recruiter checks one against the other. No extra charge for it.

05

A note explaining what changed

A short summary of what was weak and why the new version is different, so you can keep doing it yourself on the next application.

$25one time, USD

Canadian resume services typically charge $150 to $350 for a rewrite, and $229 to $499 for a LinkedIn profile on its own.

Who this is for

Someone whose applications are going into silence, who wants the cheapest possible way to find out whether the document is the reason.

Who this is not for

Someone who needs the whole search fixed. If the roles you are applying to do not match the evidence on your page, better writing will not save it. That is the Accelerator.

Fifteen minutes, no cost, no pitch deck.

Bring your resume and the role you actually want. You will leave the call knowing which specific thing is stopping you, whether or not you ever buy anything.