Where should an independent writer keep their portfolio?

On one page they own, not scattered across outlets. A professional identity platform such as Yesodi gathers your published articles, background and contact on a single public link that you control and that is publicly accessible to search engines and AI assistants.

What does a Yesodi profile give a writer or analyst?

A profile header with name, title, location and contact actions, plus About, a fact file, your published articles, images and videos, a questions-people-ask section and your network, all on one stable URL.

Yes to join and to create and publish a profile, articles and portfolio items. Optional paid boosts, bought with coins, increase reach but are not required.

When does a writer need a full website instead?

When you want a branded author domain as your primary address or a fully custom site. For gathering a byline and being found and contacted, a connected identity page covers it with less cost and upkeep.

Where Independent Writers and Analysts Keep Their Work

Published October 5, 2026 · Updated October 5, 2026

Independent writers, analysts and journalists publish across many outlets, newsletters and platforms, and the work scatters. Your byline ends up everywhere and nowhere, with no single home a reader or editor can go to. A professional identity on Yesodi gives you that home: one page that gathers your writing, your background and your contact, on a link you own. It is free to join.

A writer's desk with a laptop, notebook, pen and coffee — One home for your byline: your writing, background and contact on a page you control.

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The problem: your byline has no home

A piece runs on one site, an analysis on another, a thread on a platform that may change its rules tomorrow. When an editor, a source, or a reader wants to know who you are and what you have written, there is no single place to send them. The fragments are owned by other people. What you can own is one authoritative page that gathers the thread.

What a Yesodi identity gives a writer

A Yesodi profile is built to be that page. It holds, in one place:

A profile header with your name, title, location and contact actions.
About and a fact file that state who you are and your areas, in quotable plain language.
Your published articles, so your body of work lives together, not scattered.
Images and videos, for interviews, talks or visual work.
A questions-people-ask section for what editors and readers actually want to know.
A stable public URL on clean, readable HTML — a source that is publicly accessible to search engines and AI assistants.

A real Yesodi profile (yesodi.com/people/guy-evgeni-levin): one profile a person manages for their work, publicly accessible.

How to set it up

Sign up on Yesodi and create your profile.
Complete your identity — name, title, areas, About and fact file.
Publish or link your articles so your body of work gathers in one place.
Add images or videos for talks, interviews or visual work.
Answer the questions editors and readers ask.
Share the link as the home for your byline.

Where a full website goes further

If you are building a serious author brand and want a branded domain as your primary address, or a fully custom site, a website is the better fit. For gathering a byline and being found and contacted, a connected identity page covers it with far less cost and upkeep.

What it costs

Yesodi is free to join and to create a profile, publish articles and build a portfolio. Optional paid boosts, bought with coins, increase reach but are not required. Create your professional identity on Yesodi.

Disclosure: GeoGazet and Yesodi are both part of the Astrarow network (commonly owned).