Stand Out Among Peers as the Go-to-Authority in your Niche.

In today’s digital age, almost everyone will look you up online, whether they are HR managers, recruiters, or potential clients. You might think that your presence on social media is enough, but the fact is, they often show a less-than-desirable image of you, even if you think you have no embarrassing moments there. And if you don’t have anything to show other than your social media profiles, chances are you won’t get that dream job nor land a new client.

Your website is also easy to update, so even if you sent off your resume months ago, any hiring manager will be able to see how your skills have improved and what projects you worked on in the meantime.

Now that you know what a personal resume website is and why you should have one, you might be wondering what to include in a personal website.

When people land on your website, they want to know who you are, what you do, and whether you have the skills and qualities to work at their company. Sharing your life story is not the primary objective of your bio, but rather showing visitors how you can help them; either by working with them one on one or by joining their ranks.

Essential elements include:

1. Biography
2. Examples of your Work
3. Testimonials
4. Contact Information
5. Resume
6. Personal Branding

We'll help you develop essential elements to get your professional portfolio started. Our team can develop the site using your resume and help fill in some of the areas that require more content.