Why your own site
You already exist online. Not on your terms.
A company profile, a directory entry and a social account are all descriptions of you written inside someone else's structure.
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A company page describes a role
Internal profiles are written to fit a template and a hierarchy. They describe your function inside an organisation, not the judgement people actually hire you for.
02
Search results are reputation
When someone hears your name, they search it. What they find should be composed by you, not a directory listing, an outdated bio or a social feed.
03
You choose the attribution
Your own site lets you present the work, clients, press and results you want associated with you, in the order that makes the argument.
04
It carries the commercial mechanics
Enquiries, consultations, bookings, deposits, programmes, downloads. On your terms, into your accounts, without asking permission.
05
It survives change
Roles, firms and platforms change. A site you own is the one asset that moves with you and keeps its history intact.
06
It settles the question of seriousness
For independent professionals, a considered website is the fastest available proof that the practice is real, current and well run.