A page for the work you do
One link for freelancers, job hunters, creators and sellers. Each guide covers how people in that work get found, what to show, what to be careful about, and the exact featurd setup.
In-depth guides
Designers
A design portfolio is judged in the first ten seconds by someone skimming on a phone.
Developers
A developer page should answer what you build, how well, and where the proof lives: shipped products, open source, writing.
Consultants
A consultant's page has one job: make a qualified buyer book a call.
Coaches
People choose a coach they trust.
Freelancers
A freelancer's page replaces the marketplace profile you don't control.
Creators
A creator's link has to work for two audiences at once: followers looking for your latest thing and brands or clients deciding whether to work with you..
Job seekers
A recruiter spends seconds on a resume.
Photographers
A photographer's link has to do two things at once: show the work at its best and turn a dreamy scroll into a booked date.
Writers
Editors and clients don't read a writer's whole portfolio.
Therapists
People looking for a therapist are often reading your page on a bad day.
Fitness coaches
Most fitness coaches get found on Instagram and lose people at the link.
Real estate agents
Buyers and sellers rarely find an agent through a link in bio.
Musicians
A musician's link serves fans who want the new single, bookers who want a press kit, and other artists who want to hire you for a session.
Tutors
With tutoring, the person who reads your page is usually a parent deciding who to trust with their child, or an adult learner who's been let down before.
Makeup artists
Brides and brands find makeup artists on Instagram, then go looking for the answers Instagram doesn't give: price, travel, availability on their date and whether your work holds up in daylight, not just under a ring light..
UX designers
UX hiring managers aren't grading your visuals.
Video editors
Clients hiring a video editor decide in the first fifteen seconds of your reel.
Virtual assistants
Busy founders hire a virtual assistant to get hours back, so they judge your page in a hurry.
Students
A student with no full-time experience still has plenty to show: projects, coursework, competitions, clubs and part-time work.
Lawyers
Lawyers are judged on judgement, and so is their page.
Accountants
Small businesses and individuals pick an accountant they believe will keep them out of trouble.
More roles
Product managers
PM work is hard to show, which is exactly why a page helps.
Questions
Is featurd only for one kind of professional?
No. It's one link for freelancers, job hunters, creators and sellers: people who need to show proof, take bookings, collect leads or sell, in one page.
Do I need a different page for each role?
No. One page can sell, take bookings, capture leads and help you get hired. Pro adds up to five pages if you want separate ones.
Are these guides legal or compliance advice?
No. Where a profession has advertising or privacy rules, like lawyers, accountants or therapists, we point them out so you can check with your own regulator before publishing.