Having a dedicated online portfolio communicates professionalism. Potential clients will believe that you’re seasoned and serious. Even if you’re just starting out, creating a portfolio will place you in the same league as the big time players. People who want to use your services will Google you, regardless, so you want to make sure that the results they find are professional. Remember that everything you put on the web stays there – long past the time you would think. Your portfolio should appears professional, and avoid complaining about former clients or instructors publicly.

With an online portfolio, a potential client or employer will see your art and will also find out more about you. You can have an “About Me” page on your portfolio, to give visitors a feel for who you are as an artist or real estate agent or person. If you are not a writer, you may want to team up with a skilled writer to carefully craft your “about me” page. By adding a photo of yourself as well.,people will feel more connected to you, and be more likely to establish a relationship with you. Additionally, it is helpful if you include a resume or client list with your online portfolio to demonstrate your experience.Also making your contact details  to find easy. There’s nothing more frustrating to a potential client than not knowing where to look for your email address or telephone number.