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Why a Personal Page?

Your personal page contains a number of features.

First and foremost, it can include your business contact information, bio, and picture. You can review your contributions to GolfBizWiki. Click on the "My Contributions" tab and you'll see a list of articles you've authored and, below that, a list of articles for which you've made the most recent edit.

Also, if someone reads an article you've written or a discussion point you've made, they can contact you directly through your personal page. When you write, edit, or make a discussion comment, your name is attached. By clicking on your name, a fellow Golfbizwikian can send you a message. Or, if a Golfbizwikian uses the "Thank the Authors" feature at the end of an article, the fan mail comes to your personal page. The messages are stored under the "Talk" tab.

Your personal page can be as individualized as you like. Since personal pages are the common means of business referrals on GolfBizWiki, if you are interested in referrals be sure to include information about your expertise, experience, and education and/or training.

How to Make a Personal Page

To make a personal page, you first need to register for GolfBizWiki. Then, click on your name in the top right corner of a page. This will take you to your personal page. Start adding your information in there. It's easy!

For step-by-step directions see this help article.

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