When it comes to a career change and your LinkedIn profile, there is a lot you can do! You can leverage the headline and bio, as well as any volunteer work, certifications, continuing education coursework to help drive the narrative of your career story. Your LinkedIn page will contribute to your SEO overall, and you can leverage social media, a blog, as well as your LinkedIn to pivot your professional brand in the direction you want to move in.  Your LinkedIn bio is a great place to note your more immediate career goals and contextualize the pivot, and also intentionally note key words that relate to your desired career path. It can help to bolster the relevant experiences in your bio that would make you more marketable for the job you're applying to. The headline on your LinkedIn page can share some key words as those on other social media profiles. The goal overall is to create uniform messaging across all platforms to enhance your SEO with an intentional professional narrative. When it comes to your resume, searching for examples of resumes from the industry you're pivoting to can help kickstart writers block. I look to Etsy and Pinterest to see examples of more modern resumes (you can also buy cost-effective resume templates on Etsy). You can reference not only the formatting, but also the descriptions for relevant industry roles. And to do granular research on how to adjust your previous roles to highlight the transferable skills that relate to your future career direction, you can look up current job specs for open roles to see what key words, key skills are continually honed in on. For example, if you're pivoting from accounting to marketing, look up some open marketing roles to see which key skills are emphasized, and tailor your previous accounting position descriptions to extract and emphasize those similar skills. Here's an evergreen resource from Uncubed that breaks down some ways to work on branding efforts:https://uncubed.com/videos/contently/contently-brand Best of luck!