Step 1
Build the resume source
Confirm the career record behind the page.
Resume website
Turn a resume into a focused career website without rebuilding everything
Use your reviewed resume evidence to create a shareable profile page with selected proof, narrative, links, and contact actions.
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Create a career pageBuilt around the actual problem
A resume website can be useful, but maintaining a separate site often creates stale or inconsistent career information. Carve starts from the same reviewed source.
Search intent
resume website
Also covers online resume website, career website, resume landing page.
Resume-linked profile
Selected achievements
Recruiter-friendly narrative
Manageable public link
How it works
Step 2
Choose what is public
Select achievements, links, and contact actions intentionally.
Step 3
Create the page
Generate a professional profile rather than a raw resume copy.
Step 4
Update from evidence
Keep profile content connected to your career record.
Questions
Should my resume website show everything?
No. Publish selected evidence and keep sensitive details out.
Can I share it with recruiters?
Yes, especially when you want to provide context beyond a PDF.
Should it be indexed by Google?
Only if you explicitly want search discoverability.
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