Publish your profile page and choose who sees it
Claim christian.com/yourname, fill in experience, skills and links, and decide whether your profile is public. A public page is part of AI Concierge and Leadership.
Your profile page lives at christian.com/yourname. It goes live when two things are true: you have an AI Concierge or Leadership plan (a free trial counts), and Show a public member profile is turned on in Settings. Until then your page stays hidden.
Claim your username
- Go to /settings/profile (Public profile).
- In Claim your username, type the name you want after christian.com/. Use 3 to 48 lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.
- Click Save username. You'll see Username saved.
Without a plan, the button reads Claim with a plan, and Start free trial takes you to start AI Concierge. Some names are reserved because a page or directory section already uses them. Changing your username later breaks links to the old one.
Make your profile public
- Go to Settings.
- In Profile, tick Show a public member profile.
- Click Save changes.
Once it's live, View public page appears at the top of Public profile.
Fill in your page
On Public profile you can add:
- Photo and cover: your round photo and the wide banner.
- Experience and Education.
- Skills: short labels; click one to remove it.
- Credentials on your page: only credentials a reviewer has verified can be shown.
- Availability: Open to new work, Selective — reach out first or Not taking new work. It's shown only when you're open to work.
- Photos: a gallery of up to 24 photos, each with an optional caption.
- Social profiles, videos and links: social accounts, YouTube or Vimeo videos, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Apple Music or SoundCloud audio, a featured post, and links to your work.
Everything in these sections is public on your profile.
Who sees what
- Public and on a plan: anyone can open your page. You appear in the People directory, and members can follow you and ask to connect.
- Hidden, or no plan: your page isn't shown, you don't appear in People, and no one can send you a connection request.
- Your photo and display name still appear next to things you post or send, such as messages and group activity.
- Your email, phone number and address are never published unless you choose to.
Good to know
If your plan ends, your page goes offline again; your username and sections are kept. See Compare the free membership and paid plans.
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