Your public page is the one link that does the work of a portfolio, a CV summary and a business card at once.
Where to put it
- LinkedIn — the website field of your profile, and in the contact info of your headline.
- Instagram, TikTok, Facebook — the bio link. One link, always current.
- Email signature — under your name, one line.
- Your CV — the header of a printed CV is the natural place for it.
- WhatsApp — when somebody asks for your CV, send the link first, the PDF second.
The QR code
Every public page has a QR code, and so does any CV version. Print it on a card, put it on a poster for a college fest, or show it on your phone at an interview so someone can open your work without typing. It points at the page, so it never needs reprinting when the content changes.
Check what they see
Open your page in a private window, signed out, on your phone. If a link in a project is broken or a heading reads oddly, that is the moment you find out — not when a recruiter does. Every project’s proof link should open in one tap.
Read the rules before you publish anything that names another person or a company.