Someone has just introduced you by email. Before replying, the other person may look up your name and company. The company homepage may tell them about the product, but not much about you.
Your company site and your introduction have different jobs
The company site explains what the business does. Your Get My Identity profile explains who you are, why you started the company, and how to contact you.
Tell people how you got here
Choose the details that help a new contact understand your work. If this is your first company, you might describe a problem you encountered in a previous job or the experience that led you to start.
- Your background: The experience or perspective that led you here.
- The company: What you're building and why the problem matters to you.
- Relevant work: Links to earlier projects, writing, interviews, or talks hosted elsewhere.
- Contact details: The email address or account where people should contact you.
Share it before the meeting
Add yourname.getmyidentity.com to introductions, your email signature, speaker biographies, and social accounts. Use it when you need to introduce yourself rather than the company.
Update the page when your role or the company changes.
