• Show the skill expertise and credentials of your team to customers
• Presents the human side of your business with a real human face. Customers are more friendly and less sterile and hostile to a person if they can see they have a face.
• Allows your customers to make a more personal connection with staff
• Helps make your staff feel valued and more connected to your business

• Must be written in the third person like a short biography
• Provide a list of questions to help staff write their profile
• Set a maximum word limit for each staff persons profile
  It's best if the profiles are similar in length.
• Give staff time to think about, research and write a great profile

• When did you join the company?
• What’s your day-to-day role?
• What is your passion relating to your career and current role?
• What credentials and skills do you have related to your career?
• Is there something about your personal life you’d like to include: 
  e.g. how do you relax when you’re not at work, hobbies, kids, loves to travel, loves pets, etc.

• If your staff already have professional photos you can use those.
• Consider getting a photographer in for a few hundred dollars to take professional profile shots. If you use a professional, make sure you take the opportunity to get a group shot, recption shot, building, action shots with staff working.
• Decide on a theme for your staff photos. So the photos all have a unified look, decide up front what you want to convey; natural, relaxed, happy, fun, professional, confident, experienced, quirky, creative, etc.

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