Become the expert LinkedIn recommends to recruiters in 90 days.
Voketa turns your scattered experience into a strategic LinkedIn presence — one that LinkedIn's algorithm classifies as expert-level, so the right opportunities find you.
LinkedIn rewards consistency and clarity. Most profiles deliver neither.
You have real experience. You've done the work. But LinkedIn's algorithm doesn't know that — because your profile, posts, and expertise don't tell a consistent story. So when a recruiter searches for someone exactly like you, someone else comes up instead.
What that costs you
- ×Recruiters for your target role are on LinkedIn right now — and they're finding someone else
- ×Every week without a clear positioning strategy is another week of outbound applications nobody asked for
- ×People with less experience keep landing the interviews — not because they're better, but because LinkedIn can actually find them
- ×You've tried posting more. Updating your headline. Connecting with more people. Nothing compounds. Nothing sticks.
Voketa gives LinkedIn's algorithm exactly what it needs to classify you as an expert in your field.
It's not about posting more. It's about posting the right things, in the right way, consistently enough that LinkedIn stops guessing what you do — and starts surfacing you to the recruiters already searching for it.
- ✓Your profile, pillars, and posts aligned into one consistent signal
- ✓LinkedIn's algorithm classifies you as a niche expert — not just another profile
- ✓Recruiter visibility compounds over 90 days — so the right opportunities start finding you
What Voketa actually does for your job search
Positioning
LinkedIn stops guessing what you do — and starts surfacing you for it
Voketa helps you define 2–3 expertise pillars that match what recruiters in your target role actually search for. When your profile, headline, and posts all reinforce the same signal, LinkedIn's algorithm classifies you as a niche expert — not just another profile in the results.
Content
Know exactly what to post before you open a blank document
Every post you publish gets scored for clarity, pillar alignment, and save potential — the signals that carry 10× more algorithmic weight than likes. You'll know whether a post builds your authority or dilutes it before it goes live.
Profile
Find the gaps in your profile that are costing you recruiter views right now
Voketa analyzes your profile section by section against your expertise pillars — showing you exactly where the misalignment is and what to fix.
Progress
See exactly how close you are to LinkedIn classifying you as an expert
LinkedIn takes 90 days of consistent, on-pillar posting to classify someone as a niche expert. Voketa tracks your progress in real time — showing your classification status, days to Established, and what's slowing you down.
“I watched a colleague with 15 years of deep expertise get passed over for a role that went to someone with half the experience and a polished LinkedIn presence.
That shouldn't happen. LinkedIn shouldn't be something you have to game — but it does reward clarity and consistency in ways most people never figure out on their own. I built Voketa to close that gap.”
Real professionals. Clearer positioning. Roles they actually wanted.
All results are from real Voketa users. Names and identifying details anonymized at their request.
“I'd been applying outbound for months. Within 67 days of using Voketa's pillar system, LinkedIn classified me as established in my niche — and a recruiter reached out for a VP Engineering role I hadn't even applied to. That role is now my job.”
D.L. · VP Engineering · Previously job seeking for 5 months
“I updated my pillars on a Tuesday. By Friday I had three recruiter messages I hadn't seen in months of applying.”
S.M. · VP Product
“I used to write posts and hear nothing. Now I can tell before I publish whether a post is going to land — and it usually does.”
M.R. · Director, RevOps
“I was skeptical about the 90-day timeline. But within three weeks my profile views had already doubled. The system actually works.”
A.K. · Senior Product Manager
Common questions
I'm between jobs right now. Is $29/mo worth it?
One month of Voketa costs less than one hour of a career coach — and it works while you sleep. The professionals in our case studies started seeing measurable recruiter visibility within 21 days. If that visibility shortens your job search by even a week, the math works heavily in your favor. You can cancel anytime, so there's no long-term commitment while you're between roles.
How long until I actually see results?
Profile view increases typically start within 21 days of aligning your pillars and profile. LinkedIn's algorithm takes 90 days of consistent, on-pillar posting to classify you as a niche expert — that's not a Voketa timeline, that's how LinkedIn works. Voketa tracks every day of that 90-day journey and tells you exactly what to do to stay on track.
Can't I just use ChatGPT for this?
ChatGPT writes text. Voketa builds a LinkedIn strategy. There's a difference between generating a post and knowing whether that post aligns with your expertise pillars, scores well on save potential, and advances your 90-day classification timeline. Generic AI has no understanding of your positioning, your target role, or how LinkedIn's algorithm actually works. Voketa is built specifically around those three things.
My LinkedIn profile is already pretty good. Do I actually need this?
A good-looking profile and a strategically aligned profile are different things. Most profiles are well-written but send mixed signals to the algorithm — a headline that says one thing, posts that say another, skills that don't connect either. Voketa's profile analyzer shows you exactly where the misalignment is, section by section. If there are no gaps, it will tell you that too.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Cancel anytime — no contracts, no penalty, no hoops. If you set up your pillars, align your profile, and post consistently for 30 days and see no change in recruiter visibility, we'd want to know why. The system is built on how LinkedIn's algorithm actually works, not on promises.
