Switching from About.me or LinkedIn
Rebuild a profile page in a few minutes with structured résumé sections that search engines understand.
About.me and LinkedIn do not offer an export Mezaic can read, but a profile is quick to rebuild, and each section you fill in becomes structured data that Google can show as rich results.
1. Profile & bio
Open Your page → Profile and fill in your name, headline (the one-liner under your name), location, pronouns, a photo and your bio. Add the social accounts you want linked. See Profile and bio.
2. Work experience and education
Under Content, add each role and degree. Dates use month and year selects with an ongoing toggle for current positions, so nothing is free text that a search engine cannot read.
- Link each role to a company profile if you want a page per employer with your history there (see Companies), or simply type the company name and website.
- Keep summaries short; two or three sentences on impact beat a paragraph of duties.
3. The rest of your story
| You had on About.me / LinkedIn | Use in Mezaic |
|---|---|
| Skills & endorsements | Skills: grouped lists of skills and tools. |
| Projects, publications, courses you sell | Products |
| GitHub / GitLab repositories | Open source, with live star counts. |
| Talks, podcasts | Talks |
| Honours & awards, press | Recognition |
| Recommendations | Testimonials: send people a request link and publish what they write. |
| “Spotlight” / featured section | Spotlights |
| Links to elsewhere | Links |
4. Choose the Portfolio preset
Under Website → Features pick Portfolio & résumé so the portal shows exactly these tools. See Choose your tools.
5. Contact
Turn on the contact form in Settings so visitors can write to you without seeing your email, and offer Save contact (a vCard) from the share sheet. See Contact form, vCard and inbox.
6. Point your old profile here
Add your Mezaic address to your LinkedIn contact info and “featured” section, and to your email signature. If you own a domain, connect it.