Recommendations for profile optimization
Recommendations for Profile Optimization
Picture like a Pro
In this digital age, your pictures are a shortcut for guests to glimpse what it is like to have you as their private Chef.
Do's ✅
- ✓ Use high-resolution photos, sharp and well-lit.
- ✓ Ensure your face is visible and well-groomed in your profile picture.
- ✓ Crop images to maintain uniform size.
- ✓ Showcase the atmosphere of your experiences.
- ✓ Combine action shots, dish shots, and happy client images.
Don't ❌
- ✗ Use group or dish pictures for your profile photo.
- ✗ Use heavy filters or excessive retouching.
- ✗ Display raw ingredients (meats/fishes).
- ✗ Use screenshots instead of original photos.
- ✗ Display contact info, logos, or emails.
Let your Bio Speak for Itself
Guests want to know about you and what sets you apart. Be authentic, highlight your achievements, and describe your style.
Define yourself in a sentence
A clear phrase that encapsulates what makes your experiences different.
Reference: Check out how Chef Lee Okrymiek writes an Intro.
What is cooking for you?
This section allows guests to get familiarized with your personality and your take on cooking.
Reference: Get inspiration from Chef Cris Mota.
About me
- Background and education
- Work experience and achievements
- Specialties and cooking style
- Inspirations and philosophy on cooking
Reference: Visit Chef Trenita Coleman’s profile.
Craft Menus That Sell
Improve response time by uploading menus. Instead of crafting from scratch, send proposals in minutes with pre-saved options. Focus on quality over quantity and attractive dish names.