Portfolio Link
Bold| Nina Kovac |
| BRAND DESIGNER |
| nina@ninakovac.example |
| See my portfolio |
Your work sells you, so the main line points to your portfolio. No company name needed.
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Ten signatures for designers, writers, developers, photographers, editors and independent consultants. No company needed: your name and your work come first.
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| Nina Kovac |
| BRAND DESIGNER |
| nina@ninakovac.example |
| See my portfolio |
Your work sells you, so the main line points to your portfolio. No company name needed.
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Looks established without pretending to be an agency. Clean, complete and easy to trust.
| Thanks for reaching out, | |||||||
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Friendly and visual. Instagram is right there in the signature, because that is where illustrators show their work.
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A short availability line saves clients asking. Update it when your calendar fills up.
| Kenji Watanabe | Full-Stack Developer |
| kenji@kenjiwatanabe.example | kenjiwatanabe.example | LinkedIn |
Developers rarely need more than this. Two lines, three links, done.
| All the best, | |||||||
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Phone for shoot days, Instagram for the work, and a calm divider so your photos do the talking.
| David Osei |
| Independent Product Consultant |
| david@davidosei.example | davidosei.example |
| Book an intro call |
Independent consultants live on intro calls. The booking line is the one thing you want every reader to see.
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Writers are judged on words. A thin line and almost nothing else keeps the focus on your email.
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A big initials badge in your colour, plus your latest reel. Memorable without sending a heavy image.
| Thank you, | ||||
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Ends every email with thanks and an offer to help. Simple, kind and good for repeat work.
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In short
Your name, what you do, email and one link to your portfolio. Add an availability or booking line if it helps clients. These ten templates are made for freelancers and creatives.
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Every template here is made for freelancers and creatives. Filter by tone if you want it warmer or more formal.
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Tips
One link to your best work is easier to follow than five social icons.
A short availability line saves clients asking. Update it when your calendar fills.
Instagram for visual work, LinkedIn for B2B work. Rarely both.
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Questions
Your name, what you do, your email and a link to your portfolio. Add a booking or availability line if clients often ask.
No. Your name and what you do are enough. If you trade under a studio name, add it.
Usually not. Prices change and depend on the project. Link to a page where you explain how you work instead.
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