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💰 Make $2,000/month rewriting CVs and LinkedIn profiles with AI

By Sunday night: a system that turns any old CV into a sharp, job-ready version plus a matching LinkedIn profile. Charge $100–$250 per client.

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🧭 Build brief

⚡ In 20 seconds

  • Build: a system that rewrites a CV for a specific job and creates a matching LinkedIn profile.

  • Time: 2–3 hours to set up. About 1 hour per client after that (estimate).

  • Sell it: $100–$250 per client.

  • By Sunday night: a CV template, a client questionnaire, and your first finished CV.

What will you have by Sunday night?
A CV makeover system. A client sends their old CV and a job they want. AI finds what the employer is looking for, then rewrites the CV around the client’s real achievements. You add a LinkedIn headline and About section to match.

How does the system work?

Input: the old CV, 2–3 target job ads, and a short questionnaire
AI: finds what each job needs and rewrites the CV to match, using only true facts
Action: the client fills any gaps, and you format the final version
Output: a tailored CV, a LinkedIn headline and About section, and a cover letter template

Who should build this?

Anyone who writes well and wants a side income
Freelancers, VAs and career coaches
HR people and recruiters who already know what employers want

What does it improve?

Better job applications. A CV built for the job reads stronger than a generic one.
Faster delivery. AI handles the first draft, and you handle the judgment.
A service everyone understands. You don’t need to explain what a better CV is.

📦 Build card

💰 Business value
$100–$250 per client. 20 clients a month at $100 = $2,000/month (estimate)

🎯 Best for
Writers, freelancers, VAs, career coaches, HR professionals

⏱ Build time
2-3 hours

⭐ Weekend playbook

Step 1 Define the input · 30 min

Make a short Google Form for clients. Ask for:

  • Their current CV

  • Links to 2–3 jobs they want to apply for

  • Their 3 proudest work achievements, with numbers if possible

  • Skills and tools they use

  • Anything they want to hide or explain, like a career gap

The achievements question matters most. Numbers turn a weak CV into a strong one: “Cut response time by 30%” beats “Handled customer emails.”

Step 2 Build the AI layer · 45 min

The AI does three jobs.

Job 1: read the job ads. It lists the skills, tools and results each employer asks for.

Job 2: rewrite the CV.

  • Start every bullet with an action verb

  • Show results, not just duties

  • Use the employer’s key words where they’re true for the client

  • Write [ADD NUMBER] where a result needs a figure

Job 3: write the LinkedIn headline and About section in the same voice.

Rule: the AI never invents a job, a skill, a number or a qualification. A fake claim can cost the client the job, or worse.

Step 3 Connect the workflow · 30 min

Trigger → AI → Filter → Action → Storage

  • Trigger: a client submits the form

  • AI: paste the CV, job ads and answers into the prompt below

  • Filter: send every [ADD NUMBER] back to the client to fill in

  • Action: paste the final text into a clean CV template

  • Storage: save as Client – Target role – Date

Use a simple layout. Many employers use software to scan CVs. Clear headings and no text inside images or tables are easier for that software to read.

Step 4 Test and improve · 40 min

Test on your own CV first, then on a friend’s.

A good CV passes four checks:

  • Every claim is true and confirmed by the client.

  • Most bullets show a result, not just a task.

  • The key skills from the job ad appear naturally.

  • It fits on 1–2 pages and reads easily in 30 seconds.

Review by hand if: the client is changing careers, has a long gap, or is applying abroad, where CV rules can differ.

Step 5 Deploy · 15 min

  • Save the prompt, questionnaire and CV template.

  • Make one “before and after” example, with permission and personal details removed.

  • Set two prices: CV only, and CV + LinkedIn.

You now have: a repeatable CV service and a sample that shows exactly what clients get.

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📋 Copy & paste prompt

Run this once per client.

ROLE You are an experienced CV writer and recruiter. You write clear, honest CVs that get interviews. OBJECTIVE Rewrite the CV below for the target jobs. Then write a LinkedIn headline and About section to match. INPUTS Current CV: [PASTE] Target job ads: [PASTE 2-3 JOB ADS] Client's top achievements: [PASTE QUESTIONNAIRE ANSWERS] RULES - Use only facts from the CV and the client's answers. Never invent jobs, skills, numbers, dates or qualifications. - Start each bullet with an action verb. - Show results where possible. If a result needs a number and none is given, write [ADD NUMBER]. - Use key words from the job ads only where they are true. - Keep it to 1-2 pages. Short sentences. - No photos, tables or graphics in the text. DECISION CRITERIA Mark READY if every bullet is supported by the inputs. Mark CHECK if any section depends on a missing fact. OUTPUT FORMAT 1. What the target jobs want (5 bullets) 2. Rewritten CV: Summary, Experience, Skills, Education 3. LinkedIn headline (under 220 characters) 4. LinkedIn About section (under 150 words) 5. Questions for the client (every [ADD NUMBER] and gap) 6. Status: READY or CHECK

When to use it: for every client. Change only the inputs.

Good output looks like: a CV where most bullets show a result, the job’s key skills appear naturally, and every gap is a question for the client instead of a guess.

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🧰 AI stack

  • ChatGPT or Claude reads job ads and rewrites the CV. Free alternative: Gemini.

  • Google Docs the clean CV template. Free alternative: any word processor.

  • Canva for clients who want a more designed version. It has a free plan.

  • Google Forms collects client details. Free.

📈 Monetization blueprint

Who buys this?

  • Graduates applying for their first job

  • Career changers moving into a new field

  • People returning to work after a break, or moving abroad

What are you selling?
Not “AI CV writing.” Sell this: “A CV built for the job you want, using your real achievements, ready in 48 hours.”

Suggested pricing

  • CV rewrite: $75–$150

  • CV + LinkedIn profile: $150–$250

  • Job search support (CV tailored for each new application): $50–$100 a month

Find your first 5
Start with people you know who are job hunting. Offer three free rewrites in exchange for honest feedback and a short testimonial. Then post a before-and-after example on LinkedIn, with personal details removed.

Common objection: “Recruiters can tell when AI wrote a CV.”
Answer: “Every line uses your real results and your own wording. I edit each one by hand. AI just does the first draft.”

First outreach message

“Hi [Name], I saw you’re looking for a new role. I rewrite CVs around your real achievements and the exact job you want, plus a matching LinkedIn profile. Want me to do yours for free, so you can see if it helps?”

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⚠️ Common mistakes

  • Invented achievements. AI fills gaps with impressive-sounding claims.

    Fix: keep the [ADD NUMBER] rule and confirm every figure with the client.

  • Keyword stuffing. Copying every word from the job ad sounds fake.

    Fix: use key words only where they’re true.

  • Fancy designs. Columns, icons and images can confuse CV-scanning software.

    Fix: simple layout, standard headings.

  • One CV for every job. A generic CV fits nothing well.

    Fix: tailor the summary and top bullets for each role.

  • Careless with personal data. CVs contain addresses and phone numbers. Fix: delete client files after delivery, and don’t paste personal details into tools you don’t trust.

🔗 Worth trying

✦ Latestly partner or affiliate. We may earn from some links. Everything here is selected because we think it’s genuinely useful.

Canva free CV templates, so clients who want a designed version get one in minutes.

✦ SoftSync a CRM you run from inside Claude or ChatGPT, so you can track every client, deadline and follow-up in one place. Latestly readers get 30% off plus a 30-day trial with code FOUNDER30SSX

LinkedIn Profile Guide LinkedIn’s own free tips on headlines, photos and About sections, useful for checking your client’s profile.

✦ Monday.com track every client’s CV, revisions and deadline on one board, so nothing slips when you have ten orders at once.

✦ Zoho Books invoice every client and see who has paid, with a free trial to start.

🏆 Weekend challenge

Take your own CV. Find one job ad you’d actually apply for. Run the prompt. Compare the new version with the old one, and fix every [ADD NUMBER] with real figures. Under one hour.

💬 Latestly AI Take

Almost everyone has a CV that undersells them. Not because they lack skills, but because writing about yourself is hard. AI makes the writing easy. The real value is asking the right questions: “What did you actually achieve? What number proves it?” That’s a skill anyone can learn, and plenty of people will pay for.

Tools referenced: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Google Docs, Google Forms, Canva, LinkedIn, SoftSync, Monday.com, Zoho Books. This issue is a how-to guide, not a news report. Prices and free-tier limits change often, so check each provider’s site before you build. Rates shown are suggested starting points, not guarantees. Partner offers are the providers’ own terms, so check each site before you sign up. Handle clients’ personal data carefully and follow local privacy rules. This is not legal or financial advice. Latestly AI is independent. Sponsored content clearly labelled. No undisclosed paid placements.

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