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Preview and share your profile

See your public profile as clients do, and copy its link to share with families, on social media or in your email signature.

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Written by Adam Bedford

Your public profile is the page families see on tutorspot.co.uk. You can open it while you edit, and copy its link to share it anywhere.

1. Preview while you edit

Go to Your profile > Profile. Select Preview (1) at the top right of any profile section. Your public profile opens in a new tab, so you can check how your changes look and come back to keep editing.

The Profile page with Preview marked 1

2. Open it from the account menu

From any page, select your name at the bottom of the sidebar to open the account menu, then select View public profile (1). It also opens in a new tab.

The account menu with View public profile marked 1

3. Copy your profile link

On Home, select Copy profile link (1) at the top of the page. Once your profile is live, you can also select Copy link (2) in the Your profile is live line.

Home with Copy profile link marked 1 and Copy link marked 2

You'll see Profile Link copied!. Paste the link wherever you like: a message to a family, a social media post or your email signature.

Home with the Profile Link copied! message

What families see

Your public profile shows your photo, name, tag line, rating and reviews, badges such as DBS certificate on file and Online lessons, when you're available, and tabs for About, Checks, Reviews, Subjects and prices, Qualifications and References. On the right, families choose a subject and level, see your hourly rate and send you a message.

An example public tutor profile on tutorspot.co.uk

Good to know

  • Families can only find your profile in search once it's live. See Your profile review and account alerts.

  • Saved changes to your profile show on your public profile straight away.

  • If your browser won't let Tutorspot copy the link, you'll see a message with your profile's address so you can copy it yourself.

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