10 portfolio and publishing platforms for freelancers | Media news. As a freelance journalist, an online presence is essential. There's no use calling or emailing a commissioning editor with earth-shattering feature ideas if they've never heard of you and have no proof you can deliver on your promises. So social media is a good place to start – Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, the list these days is endless – but you should also have somewhere to quickly house your work and contact information. With this in mind, why not give these sites a go. Clippings.me Screenshot from Clippings.me You get your own Clippings.me URL as standard and can link to your work with some nice big pictures to make it stand out, divided into different topics if necessary.
Add your social media links and some personal information and you're set. A basic profile with 16 'clippings' is free, but there are extra options – custom domains, email, page analytics – with the intermediate ($5/£3) or advanced ($8/£5) packages. About.me Pressfolios MuckRack Flavors.me WordPress. Create website. Make the design you want / start. PORTFOLIO BUILDERS. Confirmer votre profil. Papermine - create digital magazines, catalogs, booklets and lookbooks. Flavors Me. Dunked. Strikingly - Simple, Beautiful Mobile Sites In Minutes. TabFolio, your touch portfolio.
Portfolio Pro for iPad – Brandable Photo and Video Presentation App.