Photo and banner
Your face and a banner that sets the tone. No banner yet? You get a generated one in your colours.
Your Publisha author page is a portfolio you never have to rebuild. Every story you publish lands on it, with your photo, bio, topics and links, at one address you can put on a CV, a pitch or your Instagram bio.
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Everything a reader, an editor or a client needs to decide whether to read more of your work.
Your face and a banner that sets the tone. No banner yet? You get a generated one in your colours.
Your portfolio's address is publisha.in/authors/ followed by your username.
Who you are and what you write about, in your own words, right under your name.
The subjects you write about, each linking to its topic page.
Instagram, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, GitHub, Facebook and your own website.
Readers can follow you, and your follower count shows on the page.
Newest first, each with its cover, summary and reading time. Publish, and it's there.
Multi-part series shown together, so readers can start at part one.
Edit in place
There is no separate settings form to fill in. Open your own author page and every section has a pencil beside it: click it, change the text in a small window, save, and see the result in place.
Your dashboard
Behind the public page is your dashboard. It shows the numbers that tell you what to write next, built only from real counts: no estimates and no invented trends.
Found and shared
A portfolio is only useful if people see it. Yours is built for the places they will.
One tap shares your page to WhatsApp, Telegram, LinkedIn, X, Facebook or email, with a preview card showing your name and photo.
Your page carries Person structured data with your topics and social profiles, which helps search engines connect your name with your writing.
Author pages are in the sitemap search engines read, next to every story you have published.
Each of your articles links back to your page, so a reader who likes one story finds the rest.
Who it's for
Freelance content writers. Send one link with every pitch instead of a folder of documents.
Students and graduates. Show internship and job interviewers work that is already published.
Professionals. Chartered accountants, doctors, lawyers and engineers writing about their field, under their own name.
Journalists and researchers. Keep analysis and commentary together on a page that is yours.
Job seekers in content and marketing. Prove you can write for the web: real articles, real readers, real numbers.
Make it work for you
If you want to write about personal finance, your portfolio needs personal finance articles. Clients and editors look for proof that you can handle their subject, so publish two or three strong pieces in the niche you're aiming for before you pitch.
Your page lists stories newest first, so your most recent writing is what a visitor sees at the top. Write your strongest samples just before you start sending your link around, and keep publishing while you pitch.
A bio like “Writer and reader” tells a client nothing. Try “I write plain-English guides to tax and money for freelancers” instead. Then choose topics that match, so your page and your bio say the same thing.
One article shows you can write. A five-part series shows you can explain a subject from the ground up, which is often what a client is paying for.
Add your LinkedIn and website to your page, and put your Publisha link in your LinkedIn profile, your email signature and your pitches. Each one leads people to the others.
How it works
Sign up with Google or with a code sent to your email. Your author page exists from the first minute.
Open your page and click the pencil beside each one.
Say what you write about and for whom, then pick the topics that match.
Connect your LinkedIn, Instagram, X, YouTube, GitHub, Facebook or website.
Write two or three stories in the area you want to be known for.
Put your publisha.in/authors link in your CV, email signature, pitches and social profiles.
Questions
Yes. Every writer on Publisha gets an author page, and it costs nothing on any plan. It fills itself with every story you publish, so there's nothing to update by hand.
Keep exploring
Sign up, add a photo and a line about what you write, and publish. Your page is ready before you've finished your first draft.
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