I haven’t been having anyone help me with the tech. But I will ask my parents to take a headshot of me for the visual avatar, and I could probably figure out how to correct what is displayed in the hover space. Substack has proven very accessible for me. I have been just so excited to start writing I haven’t given my profile much attention. Thanks for the suggestion!
I haven’t been having anyone help me with the tech. But I will ask my parents to take a headshot of me for the visual avatar, and I could probably figure out how to correct what is displayed in the hover space. Substack has proven very accessible for me. I have been just so excited to start writing I haven’t given my profile much attention. Thanks for the suggestion!
Profile info is the first thing people look at: the 'About' and 'People' spaces, or whatever they're called.
Incidentally, speaking as an illustrator, I suggest that maybe a visual symbol of your faith "says" more about your Substack than your headshot will say? Your avatar can say A LOT in a split second. Don't undervalue it. It's valuable real estate!
(That said, one of my sons just called my avatar INCREDIBLY CREEPY, haha, so again I claim no expertise.)
I haven’t been having anyone help me with the tech. But I will ask my parents to take a headshot of me for the visual avatar, and I could probably figure out how to correct what is displayed in the hover space. Substack has proven very accessible for me. I have been just so excited to start writing I haven’t given my profile much attention. Thanks for the suggestion!
Profile info is the first thing people look at: the 'About' and 'People' spaces, or whatever they're called.
Incidentally, speaking as an illustrator, I suggest that maybe a visual symbol of your faith "says" more about your Substack than your headshot will say? Your avatar can say A LOT in a split second. Don't undervalue it. It's valuable real estate!
(That said, one of my sons just called my avatar INCREDIBLY CREEPY, haha, so again I claim no expertise.)