In today’s digital age, a personal website is more than just a branding tool—it’s a powerful way to stand out. Whether you’re a job seeker or a seasoned professional, having a personal website allows you to showcase your skills, experience, and services on your own terms. It’s a space where you control the narrative, free from the constraints of traditional formatting requirements.

Statistics on personal or portfolio websites suggest that while their use is growing, only a relatively small percentage of job seekers and professionals have one. For example, a 2018 survey by Zety found that just 7% of job seekers have a personal website, even though 71% of employers say they prefer candidates with such a site. These statistics point to a major opportunity for those who do create a portfolio, as it can make a significant difference in job applications or freelance work visibility.

If you are ready to give yourself that competitive advantage, reach out to me with your updated resume and I will create your personal CV/Portfolio style website within 2 working days of receiving your order confirmation.

You can check out what such a personal website could look like here first!

• There is no size limit for the resume you can submit. In your personal website, you control the narrative. Be as concise or as descriptive as you feel you need to make the biggest impact.
• Provide a good, attractive write up about yourself. Remember, there is no size limits. Avoid being too verbose and dragging on, but make sure to put forward the best of yourself.
• Here’s a list of topics/headers you might consider including in your resume: A summary/tagline, about you, education, work experience, services provided, portfolio, testimonials, languages, skills, certifications/awards, interests and hobbies.
  Ideally, you should identify which of these would be best suited to telling your story!
• If you want to include your picture in your website, send a “square picture” of yourself along with your resume.