Welcome, Daniel J.

Let's set up your resume assistant. Two quick steps and you're ready to land more interviews.

Step 1

Add your resume

Drop in your existing resume — Grammarly will tailor it for every role you apply to.

Step 1 — Resume ready to polish

Resume added resume.pdf

What's next

Save as my base resume Keep this version as your default — every tailored copy starts from it.

Get suggested improvements Interactive review tailored to your style, industry, and target role.

Accept all edits & download One click — get the polished version now.

Review edits one by one Walk through every suggestion and approve at your pace.

Generate a matching cover letter Same voice as your resume — built from everything we've covered.

How should we write it?

Cover letter queued — we'll start it after step 2.

Tailor to a specific job Add the job URL or paste the description — we'll customize from there.

How should we tailor it?

Also generate a matching cover letter for this job

Tailoring queued — we'll get to work after step 2.

Step 2 (optional)

Add Grammarly to your browser Add Grammarly to your desktop browser

1-click resume + cover letter Match any job posting on LinkedIn, Indeed, or Glassdoor — instantly.
AI-aware across every tab Intelligently reads job descriptions and form fields, understands limits and context, and suggests tailored responses on any page.
Works everywhere you write Google Docs, Microsoft 365, Gmail, LinkedIn messages — your assistant follows you.

Strategy rationale

How this turns signup intent into product value

Why this experience

The user signed up for resume improvement, so the first step immediately honors that promise: add the resume, then see concrete ways Grammarly can improve it.

The flow then turns the upload into a working product surface. Saving a base resume, choosing fast edits or careful review, adding a cover letter, and tailoring to a job all make the experience feel useful before the user has to search for value.

It also stays open to the user journey: on mobile, the layout compresses space while expandable subtexts preserve interactivity. Because extensions cannot be added on mobile, the CTA shifts to an email link so the user can continue that step easily later on desktop, where extensions are possible and the deeper experience can still be encouraged.

Aha moment strategy

The instant hook is tangible progress: upload a resume and immediately see paths to a better version, from one-click download to guided recommendations. That gives speed-oriented and methodical users a clear next move.

The optional extension deepens the resume outcome while quietly revealing broader Grammarly value. It frames the browser as the place where job descriptions, forms, LinkedIn, docs, email, and everyday writing become context Grammarly can help with.

Channel strategy

LinkedIn Ads: best fit for high-intent job seekers already thinking about roles, resumes, applications, and professional credibility.
Google Search: captures bottom-funnel demand around resume improvement, cover letters, job tailoring, and application help.
TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts: strong for before-after demos that show a messy resume becoming a tailored application in seconds.
Reddit, Quora, and career communities: useful where people ask for authentic job-search advice and are receptive to practical tools.
Chrome Web Store and extension retargeting: reaches users who already understand browser-based utility and are ready for persistent writing help.

Add your resume

What's next

Add Grammarly to your browser Add Grammarly to your desktop browser

Resume Analysis Experience