How to Write a Professional Bio That Gets You Noticed (With Examples for LinkedIn, CVs and Conferences)
Most people can write a CV, but far fewer can write a good professional bio. A bio is the short paragraph that introduces you on LinkedIn, on a company website, in a conference programme, or at the top of a portfolio. Recruiters, clients and event organisers often read it before they ever meet you, and it shapes what they expect from you. The good news is that a strong bio is not about sounding impressive. It is about being clear, specific and easy to remember. This guide shows you how to write one, with versions you can adapt for LinkedIn, your CV and speaking or conference pages. 1. Start With Who You Help, Not Just Your Job Title A job title alone tells people what you are called, not what you do for them. Compare "Marketing Manager" with "Marketing manager who helps small businesses turn website visitors into paying customers." The second version is instantly more useful, because it answers the question every reader is asking: why should I care? Open your ...