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Build your public portfolio page

Create a shareable public portfolio page with a vanity link, a downloadable PDF résumé, and a contact form, no private details exposed.

Your public portfolio is a polished, shareable page at your own custom link that showcases your experience to prospective agencies and clients, with a one-page PDF résumé to download and a 'Get in touch' form, all without revealing any private or contact information.

Watch the walkthrough

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Step by step

  1. 1Click "Home" in the sidebar, click the "✦ Premium" pill at the far right of the tabs, then the "Public portfolio page" tile. A "Back to Premium" link at the top takes you back.
  2. 2Choose your handle (your vanity link), availability is checked as you type, and fill in your title, bio, specialties, and other details.
  3. 3Pick a theme and layout; the live preview shows exactly how your public page will look.
  4. 4Click Publish to make your page live at /p/your-handle.
  5. 5Share the link; visitors can read your portfolio, download your PDF résumé, or message you through the contact form.
  6. 6Update anytime by editing and republishing, renaming your handle automatically moves your page to the new link.
  7. 7Make it more than a page: add a signed intro video and work samples (YouTube or Vimeo links), a signed video for each section (visitors get a Text / ASL video switch), and your page in a second language (one of the spoken languages on your profile) under "Your page in another language". The ASL video view only appears if you list a signed language.
  8. 8Turn on "Show my work record on my page" to add your hours, jobs and year you started on OneTerp, worked out from jobs you closed out and marked "Verified by OneTerp". You can't edit those numbers, which is what makes them worth showing.
  9. 9Under "Agency endorsements", ask an agency you work with for a short recommendation. Nothing they write appears until you approve it, and you can hide it any time.
  10. 10Once published, download a QR code for flyers and name badges, and use the Share kit: an email signature, a badge for your own website, and images sized for LinkedIn and Instagram. "How your page is doing" shows this month's page views, directory appearances and messages.

Tips

  • Your page deliberately contains no consumer information, contact details, or license numbers, credentials show as names only, and messages reach you through a form that keeps your email private.
  • Handles must be 3 to 30 characters using lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens; some reserved words are blocked.
  • Your headshot is set on the Profile tab and appears here automatically, it's read-only in the portfolio editor.
  • Signed-in agency users who view your page can invite you to their roster with one click.
  • If a page is unpublished or doesn't exist, visitors see a 'Profile not available' message.
  • Published pages are set up so Google can show your name, title and languages. To share by link only, tick "Keep my page out of Google and other search engines".
  • Work samples and videos must never show a real consumer, patient or assignment. Use a mock or an event you have the rights to share.
  • Your work record and directory insights are totals only. OneTerp never shows a client, place or date, and never records who visited your page.
  • The portfolio page is part of OneTerp Premium. Without Premium, opening it shows what Premium includes instead of the editor.
  • Being listed in the discovery directory is free and separate. Turn it on in Account Settings, on the Profile tab, whether or not you have a portfolio page.
  • If your Premium lapses you can no longer publish or edit your page, but a page that is already live stays live. Subscribe again to edit it.
  • The Public portfolio page tile only appears on the Premium tab while your freelance tools are turned on.

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