For Gen Z South Asian Women Building Digital Brands With Barakah
💡 Why Your About Page Matters
Your About Page isn’t just a bio—it’s your digital handshake. It helps readers (and potential clients or collab partners) know:
- Who you are
- What you believe in
- What value you offer
- Why they should trust you
Even if you’re still figuring things out, you belong here. Let’s break it down step by step.
🪞 Step 1: Start With a Soft Introduction (Your “Salaam, I’m…”)
Instead of saying “Hi, my name is XYZ and I’m a blogger”—try this:
✨ “Salaam! I’m Amina—a chai-obsessed Desi writer passionate about faith, mental health, and helping other South Asian girls heal through words.”
Prompts:
- Where are you from (or where do you feel you belong)?
- What are 2–3 things that make your identity unique?
- What’s your vibe? (Soft-spoken, spicy, spiritual, strategic?)
🎯 Step 2: Share What You Do (Without Sounding Boring)
This is where you say what your blog, business, or digital space is for.
💼 “I create SEO-friendly content for brands with heart. I also teach Muslim girls how to earn online—without selling their soul.”
Prompts:
- Who do you serve or want to speak to?
- What’s the heart of your blog or service?
- What makes it different from others in your niche?
💖 Step 3: Show the Why (Purpose + Passion = Trust)
This is the part that builds emotional connection.
✨ “I started Boss Beti because I was tired of safe careers, cultural guilt, and not seeing girls like me online. So I created the space I needed.”
Prompts:
- What made you start this journey?
- What values guide your work? (Faith, healing, community, etc.)
- What do you wish people understood about your niche or story?
💻 Step 4: Add Social Proof or Skills (Without Flexing Too Hard)
This is where you can add:
- Tools you know (SEO, Canva, Notion, Grammarly, WA)
- Platforms you use (Medium, Upwork, Instagram, blog)
- Work you’ve done (writing, coaching, designing, etc.)
🛠 “I’ve written for mental health platforms, built affiliate blogs from scratch, and helped other girls build their first portfolio.”
Pro Tip: Even if you don’t have “clients,” showcase personal projects or mock samples!
📣 Step 5: End With a CTA (Call to Action)
Don’t leave them hanging. Invite them into your space.
👉🏽 “Want to work with me? Download my free starter kit or email me at salaam@bossbeti.com.”
CTA Ideas:
- Newsletter sign-up
- Free download
- Portfolio or service link
- Social media follow
- Contact form
💫 Boss Beti About Page Template (Fill-in-the-Blank Style)
markdownCopyEditSalaam! I’m [Name], a [cultural identity/creative title] who [what you do in one sentence].
I started this space because [personal why or problem you wanted to solve].
Here, you’ll find [what you offer—content, services, writing, etc.], all rooted in [your values—faith, identity, intention].
Outside of my blog, I [fun personal fact or skill].
You’ll usually find me with a [chai/journal/laptop], dreaming about [goal or legacy].
Want to connect? [Insert CTA—freebie, email, portfolio, etc.]
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