What is the best platform to showcase your work portfolio if you do not have a webpage?

I would reframe this question. While high-quality content is important, it’s a means to an end — business impact. Your resume is the best place to show impact. The thing that will make your resume stand out is if you can tie your work to business results. I would focus on that first. LinkedIn is a great way to give a preview of your business results, and also a good place to put your work if you’ve created public assets (eg demos, webpages, etc) you can link to. Sometimes hiring managers ask for ...Read More

I think LinkedIn is the easiest! You can add PDFs, videos, or links to launches, messaging frameworks, or sales enablement decks you’ve contributed to in the Featured Section. Canva is a hidden gem! Anna Startseva (PMM at ServiceNow) has a GREAT example of this: https://lnkd.in/e4ZixHaY Notion is a super-flexible platform that many PMMs use as a portfolio hub. You can create pages for each major project, including screenshots, links, metrics, and even reflections on what you learned. If you enjo ...Read More

LinkedIn. I recommend you spend time building a strong profile, use the features to showcase links to your work and take the time to write your bio & description for all of your work experience. While I review resumes during interview processes, I always look people up on Linkedin for more detail. Another great place to invest is on your Google Search Results themselves. There's a lot you can do to clean those up and make sure that anything you've published comes up when people search your n ...Read More

LinkedIn is the obvious one since it’s kind of your professional home base, but there are lots of other ways to showcase work too. If you’ve written articles, publishing on Medium or redirecting to company blog is a great option. Podcasts and webinars are also really strong, especially for showing thought leadership in a more personal way. And for more visual stuff, SlideShare is a nice place to share presentations — even something like a personal pitch deck can work well. The trick is just pull ...Read More