Free Webinar
The LinkedIn Profile That Gets You Found in 2026
For experienced professionals whose LinkedIn profile isn't attracting the views and recruiter messages it should. In one hour, we rebuild your Headline and About section, set the standard for your photo, banner, and Featured section, and you leave with finished language you can use the same day.
Date: October 13, 2026 | Time: 12:00 PM EDT | Live on Zoom - Replay Available | Free to Attend | Your Registration is Private
Hosted by Angela Roberts, Managing Partner at craresources and clinical research strategist with almost two decades of experience placing CRAs, Site Managers, and Clinical Operations Professionals.
Your LinkedIn Profile Isn't Getting the Attention it Should (and Could)
You have a LinkedIn profile. Maybe it is fully filled in, or maybe it is half completed and waiting. Either way, if you aren't being found, it isn't doing what you need it to do. It isn't showing up in the searches that matter, and it isn't bringing recruiters to you.
The reason usually isn't your effort or your experience. It is that the two parts of your profile that do the most to get you found, your Headline and your About section, are the two that most people get wrong.
Maybe the Headline repeats a job title instead of naming what you do and who you help. Or the About opens with a slow warm-up instead of saying, in its first line, what you are capable of doing.
So when the recruiter finds you, she can't quickly tell that you align to the position she is recruiting... so she moves on.
This hour rebuilds both the Headline and About Section, and sets the standard for the photo, banner, and Featured section around them, so your profile starts attracting the attention it should.
What a Weak Headline and About Section Cost You
When your Headline and your About section aren't doing their job, the cost is quiet and constant.
- You rank below people with less experience. A sharper, more specific Headline reads as a clearer match, so a more junior candidate can surface ahead of you for roles you should own.
- Recruiters scroll past you. Your Headline and the first line of your About are what a recruiter sees first in a search result. When they are vague, your profile never gets opened.
- Your best work stays hidden. Ten, Fifteen, or more years of real accomplishments sit further down the profile, where fewer people ever view them, because the top never earned the click.
The professionals who get found aren't the ones with the most sections filled in. They are the ones whose Headline and About make it obvious what they do.
This is a Working Session, Not a Lecture
Come to the session with your LinkedIn profile open on your screen.
In 60 minutes, we rebuild your Headline and About sections together as well as set the standard for the rest of your profile.
You leave the session with finished language you can use the same day.
- The Headline Formula. Your niche, the problem you solve, and the two to four searchable skills a recruiter actually types, with worked before-and-after examples.
- The First Line of Your About. The line search and recruiters read first: your two or three core topics, stated plainly, before anything else.
- The Rest of Your About. Writing it with the terms that prove your expertise, the phases, indications, systems, and regulations, in your own voice.
- The Signals That Read Real. Your photo, banner, and Featured section, set to the standard a recruiter now trusts. Verification and Open to Work you already switched on in Session 1, so we simply confirm them.
You will leave with a finished Headline, a finished About, and a clear standard for your photo, banner, and Featured section.
You Take the Profile Builder With You
The Profile Builder is Section 2 of your Get Found workbook, and it lands in your inbox the moment you register. We fill it in together during the hour.
- The Headline Rewrite: your niche, the problem you solve, and the keywords a recruiter searches
- The About Section Builder: your Why, What, and Who, with your core topics in the first line
- The Profile Completeness checklist: photo, banner, name, location, and Featured, done to standard
This isn't a filler PDF. It is the worksheet the session is built around, and you will use it every time you update your LinkedIn profile.
About Your Host
She holds a PMP certification and is certified in LEAN and Six Sigma. Widely published and a sought-after speaker, Angela has contributed thought leadership for ACRP, DIA, The Clinical Leader, Applied Clinical Trials, CenterWatch, and others.
Angela reads LinkedIn profiles from the recruiter's side of the search bar every single day, so she knows exactly which profiles surface and which ones disappear. That is why this session is built on what actually gets a qualified professional found, not on generic profile tips.
Who This Session Is For
- CRAs, Site Managers, and functional experts whose LinkedIn profile isn't getting the views or messages it should.
- Professionals pivoting into a new function whose profile still reads as their old title.
- Experienced professionals re-entering the market who built their LinkedIn profile years ago and left it alone.
- Anyone who took Session 1 in this series, made their quick wins, and is ready to build the profile itself.
You need your Headline and About Section to make it obvious what you do and who you do it for.
What You Will Walk Away With
- A finished Headline that names your niche and the problem you solve.
- An About opening that states your two or three core topics in the first line.
- A full About that proves your expertise in your own voice.
- A clear standard for your photo, banner, and Featured section.
- The Profile Builder worksheet we build during the session is yours to keep.
Your LinkedIn profile will start working for you once your Headline and About make it obvious what you do.
This is Session 2 of a five-part series, Get Found on LinkedIn. When you register, the replay of Session 1, Your LinkedIn Job Search in 2026, will be waiting for you, and you also get the date for Session 3, where we rebuild your experience section from fact to proof.
Free to attend. The replay goes out to everyone who registers.
