<p>Marty and Eric talk about ways in which you can plan, organize, execute your digital academic brand.</p><p><br></p><p>Helpful Tools for Academic Websites &amp; E-Portfolios</p><p>Website Builders:</p><p>- WordPress – https://wordpress.com</p><p>- Squarespace – https://www.squarespace.com</p><p>- Wix – https://www.wix.com</p><p> </p><p>Academic-Focused Platforms:</p><p>- Google Sites – https://sites.google.com</p><p>- Notion – https://www.notion.so</p><p>- Weebly for Education – https://education.weebly.com</p><p>- About.me – https://about.me<br></p><p>Practical Approaches</p><p>- Start with a one-page website.</p><p>- Use templates for teaching, research, service, and media.</p><p>- Embed Google Scholar, ORCID, or Zotero widgets.</p><p>- Sync updated CV PDFs to your site.</p><p>- Include professional photos and a consistent color palette.</p><p> </p><p>Practical Takeaways</p><p>- Your website is the public front door to your professional life.</p><p>- A personal site maintains control of your academic narrative.</p><p>- Use the site as a centralized hub for your work.</p><p>- E-portfolios help others understand the breadth of your work.</p><p>- Search committees expect digital presence.</p><p><br></p><p>Email: [email protected]</p><p>Website: https://ThePodTalk.net</p><p>YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TechSavvyProfessor</p>