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Write a bio that sounds like you.
Turn a few facts about you into Instagram bios, LinkedIn headlines, About sections and captions. Every version shows its character count.
Helping seed-stage AI startups turn launches into pipeline 40+ product launches and counting 👇 DM 'launch' for my GTM checklist
👋 Turn launches into pipeline. That's the job. Fractional CMO | 40+ product launches 👇 DM 'launch' for my GTM checklist
Maya Chen | Fractional CMO For seed-stage AI startups who want to turn launches into pipeline 👇 DM 'launch' for my GTM checklist
✨ 40+ product launches for seed-stage AI startups Yours could be next 👇 DM 'launch' for my GTM checklist
Fractional CMO. Seed-stage AI startups. Turn launches into pipeline, minus the guesswork 👇 DM 'launch' for my GTM checklist
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How to use it
- Add your name, role, who you help and one proof point.
- Pick a tab and a personality.
- Copy the version you like and edit it to taste.
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Questions founders ask
What should I put in my LinkedIn headline?
Say what you do, who you do it for and one proof point, in up to 220 characters. "Fractional CMO for seed-stage AI startups | 40+ launches" works better than a job title alone. The first 60 or so characters show in comments and search, so lead with the most important part.
How do I write a good Instagram bio?
You have 150 characters. Cover what you do, who it is for, one reason to trust you and a clear next step, like a link or a DM keyword. Line breaks and one or two emoji make it easier to scan.
How long should a LinkedIn About section be?
You can use up to 2,600 characters, but 200 to 300 words is plenty for most founders. Open with who you help and the problem you solve, add two or three proof points, and end with how to reach you.