Google Search My Name & Have at Least 1 Page of Stuff
Type your name into Google and find a full page of results that are genuinely about you. Depending on what you do, that might include your own website, professional profiles, articles, interviews, event appearances, published work, business pages, social accounts or mentions by other organisations. The point is not simply to appear once; it is to have enough of a public footprint that your name consistently brings back a page of relevant material. Getting there usually takes time. You may need to publish under your own name, contribute to websites, maintain complete professional profiles, speak at events, write articles, be quoted in other people’s work or build projects that attract independent mentions. Search results also vary by location, personalisation and the exact wording of your name, so the goal should be a meaningful page of identifiable results rather than trying to manipulate one particular screen. Check occasionally in a private or incognito browser so the results are less influenced by your own browsing history. If you share a name with other people, add your profession, business or location to see how distinguishable your online presence is. Add this to your list and work towards the point where searching your own name produces a recognisable body of work rather than a blank space.