What is a portfolio page?
Think of it as a profile page built specifically for sports content. Instead of scattering your favorite highlights, articles, and analysis across bookmarks and social media saves, your portfolio brings everything together in one shareable link. Your portfolio lives at a clean URL like:Check out a live example at sportsindex.io/portfolio/ben to see what a portfolio looks like in action.
What visitors see
When someone visits your portfolio, they will find:Banner and avatar
A large banner image across the top with your profile photo overlaid, giving your page a polished, personal feel.
Bio and social links
A short bio that tells visitors who you are, along with links to your profiles on X, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and Substack.
Built-in tabs
Every portfolio comes with two tabs out of the box: Beyond these defaults, you can create custom timelines and collections that appear as additional tabs on your portfolio. These let you curate and arrange content around specific themes, players, or stories.Who should use a portfolio?
Portfolios are designed for anyone who collects and shares sports content:- Sports journalists and writers who want a living portfolio of their published work across multiple outlets.
- Content creators who produce highlights, analysis, or commentary across platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and X.
- Fans and enthusiasts who curate the best content around their favorite teams, players, or sports.
- Coaches and scouts who compile video breakdowns, stats, and scouting reports.
- Athletes who want a single page showcasing media coverage, interviews, and highlight reels.