Analyze your LinkedIn personal brand before you publish.
Paste your profile, positioning note or 2 recent posts. TheyWillReadMe tells you whether your presence makes people want to read you, trust you and recognize your voice.
How to read this diagnosis
Treat the score as a starting point, not a label. First check whether your positioning clearly names who you help, which problem you address and what proof you have. Then compare the suggested phrasing with your real posts: keep the rhythm, words and examples that sound like you. A readable profile does not need to say everything. It needs to give the right audience a specific reason to follow you and recognize your expertise. Use the three suggested angles to test that promise in real posts before you lock it in. Ask whether an outsider could restate it after one reading.
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