Social networking is chaotic. There’s Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, and dozens of other networks that you may update with some frequency. But in this day and age, you have to be careful about what you share with employers, coworkers, friends, and family.
You wouldn’t simply put a link to your Facebook profile on your resume. That’s why it may be helpful to instead create a simple and easy-to-edit ‘about me’ page on the Internet.
All Things You
About.me is a one-stop launching pad for all things you. Recently launched, the service lets you have beautiful and easy-to-use web page that shares only the information you want.
Whether you want to use the page as a way for others to find you on social networks or simply as a place to send potential employers… it’s all up to you. It’s easy to make both types of pages.
Analytics About You
Just like any website, you can monitor how many people are coming to check you out. With analytics already embedded in your new site, you have a simple dashboard that lets you know what kind of traffic you’re getting.
Act fast as custom domain names are being snatched up pretty quick. http://about.me/YOURNAME may still be available but probably won’t be for much longer. Give the site a spin and feel free to share your links with your fellow readers down in the comments. Good luck!
A Few Examples
