1.4 Create Professional Resume

This Agent Website Administration Tool page gives you the opportunity to create a brief, professional resume or biography that will display all of your spectacular business attributes and will impress your clients.  Your resume displays under the “About Us” section of your website.  The formatting tools on this page are similar to those in MS Word.

1. Enter your information in the text box using the formatting tools as needed.  See the table below for detailed formatting descriptions.

2. Click the Save button to save your resume. An Save Successful message displays at the top of the screen.  

3. Click Next 1.5 to go to the next page of the Agent Website Administration Tool.

Or

Click one of the left navigation links to go directly to the next section of your choice.

Formatting Icon	Name	Description
	Source	Allows you to edit the source code.
	Preview	Opens a preview page of how your text will look.
	Cut	Highlight the text and then cut it.  This will remove the text and you then have the option to paste the test in another place.
	Copy	Highlight the text and then copy it.  This will allow you to then paste the text.
	Paste	Pastes text.  You must first highlight the text, and then cut or copy the text before you can paste it.
	Paste Plain Text	Pastes as plain text.  You must first highlight the text, and then cut or copy the text before you can paste it.
	Paste from word	Pastes from MS Word.  You must first highlight the text, and then cut or copy the text before you can paste it.
	Print	Opens the Print screen for you to select the print options.
	Undo	Undoes your last action.  For example, if you cut text by mistake, click this icon to remove the cut action.
	Redo	Redoes your last action.  For example, if you selected undo by mistake, you can select redo to redo the action.
	Find	Opens a Find screen for you to select what you want to find.  For example: word, phrase, etc.
	Replace	After performing the Find function, the option allows you to replace what you find with another word or phrase.
	Select All	Selects all items on a page.
	Remove Format	Removes the existing format and reverts back to the default format.
	Bold	Inserts a bold font style.
	Italic	Inserts an italic font style.
	Underline	Inserts an underline font style.
	Strike Through	Inserts a strike through font style.
	Subscript	Inserts a subscript font style.
	Superscript	Inserts a superscript font style.
	Numbered List	Inserts a numbered list.
	Bulleted List	Inserts a bulleted list.
	Decrease Indent	Decreases an indented line.
	Increase Indent	Increases an indented line.
	Align Left	Aligns in a left format.
	Center	Aligns in a center format.
	Align Right	Aligns in a right format.
	Justify	Aligns in a justified format.
	Insert Link	Inserts a hyperlink.
	Remove Link	Removes the existing hyperlink.
	Insert/Edit Image	Inserts and/or edits an image.
	Insert/Edit Table	Inserts and/or edits a table.
	Insert Horizontal Line	Inserts a horizontal line option.
	Insert Smiley	Inserts a smiley option.
	Text Color	Inserts a text color.
	Background Color	Inserts a background color.
	Maximize the Editor Size	Maximizes the editor to full screen. (Click icon again to restore to normal size.)
	About FCK Editor	Opens the About FCK Editor.
	Templates	Opens content templates for you to select a template and then customize.
	Format Style	Inserts a format style.
	Font Style	Inserts a font style.
	Font Size	Inserts a font size.

Tips and Tricks: If you already have a bio or resume saved on your computer, you can easily use the copy and paste tools to insert this into the text box and then edit accordingly for this page. If you’re new in real estate, you don’t have to describe your work experience here.  You can use this section to say what you will do for your clients.  Start out with an opening statement.  For example: “I am a full-time real estate consultant working with home buyers, sellers and investors in (insert your area).”  “I’ll guide you through the buying process, help you locate schools, provide neighborhood demographics and community services . . .”