Free LinkedIn profile analysis
Your LinkedIn profile is a business asset. We analyze how it is performing.
We review how it presents your track record, your judgment and your position to the people who make decisions in technology and finance. You will receive a concrete diagnosis of what comes across clearly, what raises doubts and what is worth correcting so the profile works in your favor.
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Digital Atelier Solutions | Executive communications
Executive authority analysis
LinkedIn Profile
Diagnostic
Score by section
What a profile reveals
What your profile says about you and your organization
Analyzing a LinkedIn profile with an executive communications lens means reading it the way it is read by the people who visit it before a meeting: business clients, technology partners, procurement teams, investors, senior talent and specialized media. Each of them is looking for something different. We do not measure whether the profile is complete: we check whether your track record, your role and your organization tell the same story, and whether that story holds up when read by someone who knows the sector. The result is a reading of your position, not a list of boxes to tick.
- Business clients
- Technology partners
- Procurement teams
- Investors
- Senior talent
- Specialized media
Your position
Whether it is clear what you decide, in which area (private banking, asset management, risk, markets) and with what real responsibility. A headline that only says "Director at Company" forces the reader to guess, and readers who guess usually underestimate.
Your organization
Whether what you say fits what your organization says about itself, or whether the profile contradicts it without meaning to. A common finding: a description of a strategy the organization has already left behind, or of a unit that appears in none of its official communications.
Trust within the sector
Whether the tone and the claims belong to a professional who knows what can be said in public or to someone promoting themselves. In technology and finance, a figure without context or an implied promise weighs more than any design flaw.
What we review
Every element someone reads before speaking to you
We review the whole profile, in the order a visitor moves through it. For each element we point out what works, what raises doubts and what is worth correcting first.
Profile photo
Framing, background and register: whether they suit your role and your organization, and whether they match the image used on the corporate website.
Banner
Whether it says something about your field or your organization, or takes up the most visible space on the profile without saying anything.
Headline
Whether a single line makes clear what you do and where. It appears in every search, every comment and every invitation, which is why we suggest concrete alternatives.
About
Whether the first lines explain your position and your judgment, and whether they are consistent with what the organization communicates.
Featured
What you choose to show first (reports, interviews, publications from your organization) and whether it backs up what you claim in the rest of the profile.
Experience
Whether each role explains responsibilities, teams and results, not just dates, and whether the sequence tells a coherent career story.
Recommendations
Who speaks about you, from what professional relationship and how specifically.
Published content
Cadence, topics and tone: whether what you publish strengthens your position or dilutes it, and whether it respects what your organization can say in public.
Digital Atelier Solutions | Executive communications
Executive authority analysis
LinkedIn Profile
Diagnostic
Score by section
The result
You will receive it as a seven-page PDF: a score per element, what works, what raises doubts and the corrections ranked by priority. Each correction comes with its reasoning, so you can decide which ones to apply and in what order.
Request the analysisClarity, consistency and credibility with the right audience.
We lead the communications of executives and professionals in technology and finance. Every analysis is signed by someone who works daily with what a client, a partner or a board expects to read, and with what they will not accept.
In regulated sectors, an executive's profile is read with a more demanding eye. That is why the analysis does not suggest eye-catching lines: it suggests the corrections a compliance team would accept and a client would understand at first reading.
Víctor Ribes
Founder of Digital Atelier Solutions
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