Your profile summary provides employers with a brief description of yourself as a freelancer on the site.

Consider the following tips on how to best write your profile summary:

- Emphasize your skills. List all the work experience you have had. Did you spend some time as a hard-core coder before transitioning to project management? Showcase your versatility and the range of work that you can deliver.

- Be very specific. If you are a front-end developer that works heavily with JavaScript, make sure to write that, as well as any other languages that you know. If you are a digital artist that mainly uses Photoshop rather than Illustrator, mention that as well. This is good practice, in letting people know what is in your repertoire.

- Tell us what makes you different. Make yourself stand out by including important experiences, processes, or offers. Have you won a NASA contest before? Include that. Do you have quality checks for all codes created by your studio? Mention that. Do you have 24/7 support available? List that as well.

- Get it right the first time. Avoid grammar and spelling mistakes. If you can ask someone else to proofread your work, do it. Update your profile regularly. Skills and experience change over time, so make sure to keep your profile up-to-date to improve your chances of getting the projects that suit your skills.

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