See What Your LinkedIn Data Actually Shows
You've updated your profile, but you can't tell what is working and what isn't.
Your LinkedIn data export holds far more than your public profile shows. RankedIn turns it into scores you can act on.
Activity is not the same as signal
When callbacks stop, most people do the same thing: apply to more jobs. The problem isn't volume.
Your public profile shows only part of the picture. Your export also holds your connection history, recommendations, reactions, messages and more — the evidence behind how your profile reads. That is invisible until you see it scored.
This is especially useful if…
What RankedIn looks at
Some of these signals are visible on your profile and some only in your export. Each is scored from your own data.
Recommendations you have received and given. The number of recommendations you have given and received is recorded in your export.
The size, growth and makeup of your connections, from your connections file.
How your role progression and tenure read across your career history.
How your invitation and messaging history reads, including whether your outreach looks repetitive.
Whether your export shows recent professional activity or long stretches of inactivity.
How exposed your role and skills look to AI-driven change, with AI-resistant and AI-vulnerable skills called out.
What your results can look like
A scored breakdown across 8 dimensions, built from your own data.
“Your credibility score is being held back by the absence of recommendations from anyone at your level or above in your target field. The two recommendations you have are from connections outside your industry — they read as personal endorsements, not professional validation. For a senior PM role, a recruiter scanning your profile sees a gap where credibility evidence should be. Getting one recommendation from a former product director would move this score more than any other single action.”
Illustrative example only — your results will reflect your own LinkedIn data.
There are hundreds of articles telling you to optimise your LinkedIn headline.
Generic advice can't tell you where you stand — it hasn't seen your data.
Most tools check if your profile looks complete.
RankedIn diagnoses what's actually behind it — your activity history, connection quality, outreach patterns, and career progression — and compares you with other RankedIn users where enough comparable data exists.
How it works
No browser extension. No LinkedIn login. No scraping.
Request your LinkedIn data
Go to LinkedIn Settings → Data Privacy → Get a copy of your data. Request your full archive. LinkedIn sends you a ZIP file — a basic archive can arrive within minutes, a complete one can take up to about 24 hours.
Upload the ZIP to RankedIn
No accounts to connect. No API keys. Just the official data file LinkedIn already gave you. Uploading takes about a minute; analysis usually takes about a minute.
See your results
Scores across 8 dimensions, an AI Resilience Score, peer comparison where enough comparable data exists, and a suggested next move you can turn into a Sprint.
What we diagnose
Eight dimensions, each scored 0–100 from your actual data — not what your profile says, but what it shows.
Recommendations, endorsements, and skill validations from peers and managers. Visible evidence of how others rate your work.
Size, growth and quality of your connections, drawn from your connections file.
Role progression and tenure across your career history.
Invitation and messaging patterns from your export — often invisible to the sender but visible in the data.
Posts, articles and shares that show whether you are visibly active in your field.
How actively you interact with other people's content and with your connections.
Certifications, courses and skills recorded in your export.
Follower and visibility signals recorded in your export.
What we find
How RankedIn reads your data.
Scores are calculated from the files in your export — not from your public profile, a headline checklist or a guess based on your job title.
If your export doesn't contain enough data for a dimension, RankedIn says so instead of inventing a score.
Peer comparison appears where enough comparable RankedIn users exist, and every benchmark shows its sample size and maturity.
Message patterns, invitation history and connection data are not visible on your public profile. They are in your LinkedIn data export, which is what RankedIn reads.
Then turn it into action
Your analysis points to what is worth working on first. Examples of the kinds of actions it can lead to:
- →One strong recommendation from the right person
- →Clearer positioning for your target role
- →Outreach that reads as genuine, not templated
- →Better network proximity to hiring teams
- →Visible activity that signals you're active in your field
RankedIn shows where to focus, and a Sprint helps you act on it. Outcomes depend on your situation and the market.
RankedIn vs LinkedIn SSI
Why professionals use RankedIn over LinkedIn's built-in score
| Feature | LinkedIn SSI | RankedIn |
|---|---|---|
| Dimensions scored | 4 | 8 |
| AI Resilience Score | No | Yes |
| Peer comparison | No | Yes — other RankedIn users, where data allows |
| Outreach quality analysis | No | Yes |
| Career progression scoring | No | Yes |
| Data source | LinkedIn API (limited) | Your own full export |
| Price | Free | Free |
Common questions
What does RankedIn show me about my LinkedIn profile?
RankedIn scores your profile across 8 dimensions — Network, Engagement, Credibility, Outreach, Content, Career, Learning and Influence — using the data in your LinkedIn export, alongside an AI Resilience Score. It highlights your strongest areas and biggest gaps. It cannot tell you why a particular recruiter did or did not reply, and it does not guarantee any outcome.
What data does it use?
Only the data export you request from LinkedIn and upload — never your login, never scraping. It reads files such as your connections, positions, recommendations, reactions, messages and invitations, and works from what is actually in them. If your export doesn't contain enough data for a dimension, RankedIn says so rather than inventing a score.
How do I get my LinkedIn profile analysed?
Three steps: (1) Go to LinkedIn Settings → Data Privacy → Get a copy of your data and request your full archive. (2) Download the ZIP file LinkedIn sends you — a basic archive can arrive within minutes, a complete one can take up to about 24 hours. (3) Upload the ZIP to RankedIn. Analysis usually takes about a minute and gives you your 8-dimension scores, AI Resilience Score and, where enough comparable data exists, peer comparison.
What is a LinkedIn profile analyzer?
A LinkedIn profile analyzer evaluates your LinkedIn profile and gives you a scored assessment of your professional presence. RankedIn goes beyond completeness checks — it uses your official LinkedIn GDPR data export to score you across 8 dimensions including credibility, network, career progression and outreach, then compares you with other RankedIn users where enough comparable data exists.