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About.me is a free service that lets you create a beautiful one-page website that’s all about you.
Upload a photo, write a short bio and connect your favorite websites to show the world the big picture of you.
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- Want your page featured on the site? Add your #aboutme link to your twitter bio and tweet it with #FFaboutme | Info: bit.ly/154dsCh 2 days ago
- Living, learning, and making reckless decisions in the heart of Boston (@LiaBrouillard) on about.me bit.ly/18RNB4H 2 days ago
- #ffaboutme @Dakyta tweets (in spanish) about fashion, media, and Argentina. bit.ly/19wQmva #ff 5 days ago
Announcing…Summer Interns, 2012
They tweeted, they pinned, they created videos and penned bios. They got both visitors and interviewers excited. We’re thrilled to announce the summer interns for 2012. Sarina Bloodgood for AOL Video: Natalie K Swope for AOL Tech: Patrick Millegan for about.me: … Continue reading
Optimizing your about.me page for an internship
Ashley Mosley is the Community Manager for InternMatch, a free online internship database based in San Francisco, CA with positions all over. By now you’ve probably heard about the Ultimate Internship contest that we’re helping about.me promote: open until April … Continue reading
Students for hire
We saw some great-looking about.me pages created by Internmatch readers. Above, Ashli is a student journalist aiming to “create a new medium of solid reporting.” She integrates a story she’s written into her background image, a creative way to display … Continue reading
Give recruiters a glimpse of who you are
We first posted this to the Internmatch blog. We’ve seen a lot of great student profiles at about.me. But, what are they for and how can they help you get hired? First, about.me is your corner of the web – it’s a one … Continue reading
Every student needs awesome business cards
This is a guest post by Tara Seshan at Internmatch. Does the “internship application blues” have you down? It’s a common frustration. After sending in file after file and pdf after pdf, most students are tired of applying to positions … Continue reading




