You Have Role Clarity.
Your Brand Needs to Match It.
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Right now, your situation probably looks something like this:
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You can finally answer, “What cyber role are you aiming for?”
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You can explain why that role makes sense for your background.
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But your resume still reads like your previous field or a generic “I’m open to anything cyber” story.
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And your LinkedIn hasn’t fully shifted to your new direction.
From a hiring manager’s point of view, that mismatch makes you forgettable.
They see:
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A resume that shows you have some training or experience but doesn’t clearly tell them you can do their job.
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A LinkedIn profile that looks like a random mix of old experience, new training, and vague intentions - unimpressive to hiring managers.
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No clear signal that you’re ready (from day-one) to do their job.
And that's what your resume and LinkedIn profile need to do. They need to tell the employer that you can do their job...and do so in only 8 seconds!
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The #1 Biggest Resume and LinkedIn Mistake Most People Are Making
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Most people build their resume and LinkedIn profile around their previous work. Of course, if you've been in the field already, and are staying there, this makes sense. Â
If you are a teacher, you have a teacher resume and LinkedIn profile.
If you are a banker, you have a banker resume and LinkedIn profile.
If you are a data analyst, you have a data analyst resume and LinkedIn profile.
You get it.Â
But when you are transitioning into cyber from another field, even IT, you can't have a teacher, banker, or a data analyst resume and LinkedIn profile. You need a Cyber Resume. You need a Cyber LinkedIn profile.Â
And to have those, you have to brand yourself as a Cyber Professional.Â
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CyberBrand Hacker
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CyberBrand Hacker is the branding layer of your transition.
Branding is the intentional and strategic presentation of yourself that helps people know what you are about before you even speak.Â
Branding is about showcasing who you are, what you can do, and what makes you stand out in a way that resonates with your target audience - in this case the hiring manager.Â
Very simply, branding is about clearly showing the employer you are the right person for the job.Â
CyberBrand Hacker walks you through:
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Rebuilding your Resume so it reads like you are the perfect fit for your target role.
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Rewriting your LinkedIn profile so it backs up the same story instead of working against it.
When someone looks at you on paper or online, they should see one thing:
“This person is clearly ready for the job.”
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Who CyberBrand Hacker Is For
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This is built specifically for people who are now ready to update how they show up professionally.
CyberBrand Hacker is for you if:
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You’re a career changer who can now name your target role, but your resume still screams your old career.
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You’re in IT or help desk, you’ve chosen a security lane, but your LinkedIn still looks like “generic IT” with security buzzwords sprinkled here and there.
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You’re a student, grad, or bootcamp alum who has clarity on the role you want, but your brand still looks like a student profile instead of a candidate profile.
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You’re done guessing what to write and want a clear process on how to build a resume and LinkedIn that fit your new direction.
If you’re ready to do focused work that actually changes how employers perceive you, you’re in the right place.
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What You’ll Build Inside CyberBrand Hacker
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By the time you’re done with Brand Hacker, you don’t just “know more” about resumes and LinkedIn.
You walk away with:
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A resume that is a clear connect to your chosen cyber role and explicitly shows why you’re a fit.
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A LinkedIn profile that backs up that same story and looks like a serious candidate, not a hopeful learner.
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A professional brand that actually matches the direction you chose in Cyber.
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What You Get When You Join
CyberBrand Hacker
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When you enroll, you get immediate access to:
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