They can make a big difference when you apply for jobs.
Our online proofreading course learners sometimes ask us what to include.
It’s best to have the following pages:
Home page
Introduce yourself briefly, and have a news feed showing examples of your latest work, and a list of your clients.
About me: create a personal profile with photos, and a link to your online CV. Add testimonials if possible, and mention any professional organisations you belong to.
Your work
Provide links or uploaded PDF files of your best work, preferably hyperlinked to the original websites.
Blog
Use your blog feed to show your potential new employees that you are writing regularly, and to a high standard.
Contact
All your contact details, including phone numbers, email address and social media handles.
This is the best example from one of our former students – he is a working journalist, but based his career blog on our suggestions: www.bernardchyzy.co.uk
Our partners, Digital Creative Hub can provide inexpensive, high quality career blogs for our students. They even offer all CMP students a 20% discount on all of their services. Check out their website
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