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How To Write An About Me Page For A Website? — 4 Comments

  1. Hi John,
    This is a question I have had since I first began this whole website building process. My own “About Me” page – for a first run – may not be too bad but I also realize there is much room for improvement. I read other’s “About Me” page and think, “That’s what I should have written for mine!”.

    I like the idea of adding video, something I never thought of for an “About Me” page. If nothing else, it may encourage the reader to read the entire page from top to bottom.

    Adding a call to action phrase is another item I have never felt important to add to an “About Me” page.
    I am always learning something new.

    Have you noticed an increase in responses with a call to action phrase included in your “About Me” page?

    • Thanks very much for visiting my website and for taking the time to comment on my “How To Write An About Me Page For A Website?” blog post Susan. 

      As you have read, the about me page is the 3rd most viewed page, after the home page and the contact page!  It’s amazing isn’t it? I didn’t know that myself until I have done some research for this article. 

      So, if you have visited my “About Me” page, don’t take it as a good example yet, I have some work to do on it which I will soon take care of, as I am doing a complete revamping of my website at the moment.

      As for including a call to action (CTA), yes, this is a must. As a matter of fact, I have written an article not too long ago on the subject, which you can access here ~~> “How To Call To Action On A Website” I am sure that you will find it very useful. 

      If you have any questions, please make sure to post them here and you be assured to have a response within 24 and 48 hours.

      I wish you the very best,

      John

  2. Hey John!

    I think this is the most important lessons for everyone who wants to blog or sell through a website. Nobody really cares about the product or how good the website is if you don’t have a story or at least a good story. I heard a quote not long ago. Facts tell and story sells. This made me think twice before having the wrong focus

    • Hi Stein,

      Nice seeing you here again. I am glad that you are enjoying my articles. I hope that they bring you the information you are looking for and I hope that you have signed up for my newsletter (top right column of every page and blog posts).

      Long ago, in my early days of marketing online and off line, I learned that people are not buying a product or service for what it is, or for the price, but mostly because of how well you present it. Also, they will not join a money making opportunity for the company you are representing but for you. Which means that it is very important that you sell yourself rather than the product or the company. This is where your “About Me” page becomes very important and great care should be applied to it.

      Which can be resumed in what you are sharing Stein: “Facts tell and story sells.”. Very true!

      I wish you the very best.

      John

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