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p.1 #3 · p.1 #3 · Do you have a portfolio section on your website? | |
Whatever you do, there needs to be a reason for your business, your work, your brand.
You can do one or the other, or a combination of many things, and different people obviously do. Some will just copy or guess their way through it, which is fine I guess, but there is no harm in thinking about what your website is for your business in particular.
A couple of examples:
(1) Someone who blogs extensively, writes a lot, and posts a lot of images in every blog post. They may be hooking people in with the story they have to tell and show and for them this may work best as a blog. So much so, that seeing a separate portfolio is redundant (maybe even detrimental).
(2) The long established pro with 20-30 years experience. They may have a lot of big names that speak of them. Their reputation is very high. 'Everyone' knows about them. A portfolio demonstrating their work may be the quickest and easiest way. Assuming they even need a portfolio at all.
As for your mini dilemma of showing your personal work. Just think about the above, if this is going to add value to what you offer and make people contact you.
Good luck.
p.s. lol at us using the same quote
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