Be the One They Remember—Not Just a PDF

Picture this.

You’re at a neighborhood cookout. Someone asks, “So, what are you up to these days?” You share a couple of projects, a cause you care about, the thing you’re building on weekends. Then you say:

“If you want the full picture, check out FirstNameLastName.com.”

Later that week, you’re in a final-round interview. The hiring manager says, “You and one other candidate—give us a few days.” You reply:

“If it helps your decision, here’s everything I’ve done—projects, outcomes, testimonials, and links—in one place: FirstNameLastName.com.”

They’ll skim your résumé. But they’ll remember your page. Example of where this is headed: WadeKerzie.com

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“Isn’t this just like my LinkedIn or Facebook?”

Short answer: no. Your Personal Brand Page is a static, curated hub that links out to your social profiles—it doesn’t replace them.

How it’s different:

• You own it. It lives at FirstNameLastName.com, not on someone else’s platform.

• Curated, not noisy. One clean page that tells your story—no feeds, ads, or algorithms.

• Professional + personal. Highlight work outcomes and the human side (causes, hobbies, boards).

• AI-readable. Clear sections make it easier for modern search/recruiting tools to understand your strengths.

• One link to everywhere. Your page links to LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, portfolio sites, etc.—those change over time; your page stays the anchor.

You don’t need to be an AI expert

This isn’t automation. It’s a modern calling card—simple, human, AI-ready. You could be into cooking, crafting, coaching, or cloud—it doesn’t matter. Your page shows your body of work, interests, and proof in one link.

Check out: WadeKerzie.com

What goes on your page (LINKS, not posts)

These are links to the places you already live online—your page is the curated hub:

• Links to your sample work if it exists elsewhere online

• Links to short testimonials (from peers, clients, leaders)

• Links to community & charitable interests you support

• Links to media & talks (panels, podcasts, press)

• Link to your calendar (if you use a shared booking link)

Your brand page is the home base; the content lives where it already lives.

How to start (no tech skills needed)

1. Check if FirstNameLastName.com is available—don’t buy it yet if you plan to move forward with us.

2. Gather your “greatest hits”: 5–7 links, a current résumé, and a few short testimonials.

3. We’ll handle domain setup, build the page, and host it—white glove.

Not for everyone—by design

This isn’t a toy. If you’re serious about your personal brand—whether you’re a volunteer, leader, creator, entrepreneur, or even an elected official—this is for you. Our white-glove onboarding means we take the time to get to know you, understand your interests, and make sure your page is comprehensive.

• One-time setup fee, plus a small monthly hosting fee (includes minor modifications as needed).

• You own the domain; we build and keep your page current.

Interested in your own Personal Brand Page?

You guessed it—go to WadeKerzie.com and schedule a call.

— Wade