Yes! Also, there's no need for a blog unless you have a passion for writing. You can just post past projects and make it like a more engaging CV. - Making your

Yes! Also, there's no need for a blog unless you have a passion for writing. You can just post past projects and make it like a more engaging CV. - Making your website more unconventional will result in more variance of opinion. This can be really good if some people especially like it (ofc, others may especially dislike it!). - I consider my website as controlling the top Google result for my name. Also, my email uses my domain. So people I email will also likely visit my website, which hopefully leaves a better impression than LinkedIn would. - If I apply to something I care about, I can see in the logs that someone from there likely looked at it. So from that I can say it likely helped with grad school admissions, and certainly most clients have looked at it before hiring me (in fact many have mentioned it positively).