My Campaign Overview
My Campaign is your job search headquarters: a public, multi-page Calling Card built from your resume, plus two tools for getting it in front of people. Instead of asking each contact individually for help, you publish one link that tells your story, shows what you are looking for, and gives every visitor a clear way to act: introduce you to someone, share you on social, or simply cheer you on.
Your Calling Card is not a single page any more. It is a small personal site. It starts as a Home page that makes the ask, and Add page gives it the rest: your background, your resume, your writing, your life outside work, and how to reach you. You choose which of them visitors can see.
Watch the 2-minute walkthrough to see what a Calling Card is and how your network helps you land your next role. It is also at the top of the About panel on the My Campaign page.
What You Get
Your Home page is written from your resume and knowledge base, and every page you add afterwards writes itself the moment it lands. Each page is made of a fixed set of blocks (a headline, a story, a grid, a resume, a call to action) that you can edit, rewrite with AI, or leave exactly as the AI wrote them. You manage pages: add them, show or hide them, reorder them, delete them.
| Page | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Home | The ask. Your headline, your story, your cover image, and the three supporter actions |
| About | Who you are and how you work, in two short grids, plus what people would say about working with you |
| Resume | Your full resume in a readable column, with your core skills and headline numbers beside it |
| Posts | Your published posts, listed automatically as you write them |
| Pursuits | The life you lead outside the day job: causes, side projects, community, interests |
| Contact | A message form that reaches you without showing your address, your profile links, and a closing call to action |
Home is always part of your Calling Card. Every page you add starts Hidden, so nothing appears in public until you have read it and unticked Hidden.
Learn more about setting up your Calling Card
How It Works
My Campaign is organized around three things: the pages, and the two ways of promoting them.
Your Calling Card
Build it, edit it, style it, publish it. Everything is generated from your resume and profile and is fully editable. Design sets the look of the whole thing at once: colours, fonts and spacing, from one panel, with the page updating as you choose.
Setting up your Calling Card | Design
Promote to Your Supporters
Share your Calling Card with your inner circle. Rally supporters, in the editor's toolbar, opens it. The AI writes a warm, personal message from your background, you edit it however you like, and you send it by email or LinkedIn message.
Learn more about promoting to your supporters
Promote on Social Media
Broadcast your search on LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Threads, or anywhere else. Promote on social, beside it in the toolbar, opens it. Each platform gets its own version, written for its style and character limit, with your Calling Card link in it.
Learn more about promoting on social media
The Workflow
Step 1: Build
Open My Campaign, under Personal Brand in the left sidebar. It takes you straight to your Calling Card's editor, and the trail at the top of the page reads Personal Brand > My Campaign > My Calling Card. Your Calling Card is set up on your first visit, with one page on it: Home.
On a phone it is the same workflow: the Promote tab in the bar at the bottom of the screen opens the same editor, with the same toolbar, page tabs, Add page and Design. About sits behind the (i) next to the page title, and People is in the menu at the top left.
If you already had a Calling Card, that card is your Home page, exactly as you left it. Nothing on it is regenerated, now or later. If you did not, Home starts empty with a Generate My Calling Card button that writes it from your resume and knowledge base. That takes a minute or two, and you can leave the page while it runs.
Step 2: Add the pages you want
Add page, at the end of the row of tabs, opens the picker: About, Resume, Posts, Pursuits, Contact. Add one and it is written from your resume and knowledge base straight away. Add as many as you want, in any order, or none at all.
Step 3: Review and show
Read what came back. Edit anything that is not quite you. Then untick Hidden. A page left Hidden stays out of the navigation and is not reachable. Showing a page you added takes a paid plan or a free trial; Home is always free to publish.
Step 4: Style it
Open Design and pick a style. One click changes the fonts, colours and spacing of every page at once. You can keep going into Advanced and set individual colours and sizes yourself.
Step 5: Publish
Flip Published in the toolbar. Until you do, the link works for you and nobody else. Once it is on, your Calling Card is live at your public handle and anyone with the link can open it, with no account needed.
Step 6: Tell people
Use Rally supporters for your inner circle and Promote on social for everyone else. Both sit in the editor's toolbar, beside Share. One goes to the people most likely to act; the other multiplies your reach.
Published vs Hidden
Two controls decide what the public sees, and they answer different questions.
| Control | Where it is | What it decides |
|---|---|---|
| Published | The toolbar, top left | Whether the link works for anyone but you. Off means the whole Calling Card is private. On, it also says how many pages it is putting live |
| Hidden | A checkbox on the page you have open, under the tabs | Whether that one page is part of the Calling Card at all. Ticked means it is not in the navigation and not reachable |
Home has no Hidden checkbox: a Calling Card without a Home page is not a Calling Card, so it is always in.
Why This Works
When you are searching, your network is your strongest asset, and most of it is willing to help. The problem is that people rarely know how. My Campaign answers that for them on every page:
- Introduce you to someone they know. The page drafts the introduction email for them
- Share you on LinkedIn, X, Instagram or Threads, with a post already written
- Encourage you in one click, so you can see that people are behind you
All three work on a phone as well as on a computer, which matters: most people open a link like yours from a message on their phone.
You share one link. Your network does the rest.
Tracking What Happens
Analytics and SEO in the toolbar reports the whole Calling Card, not one page: every page is counted together, and repeat visitors are counted once.
| Metric | What it tracks |
|---|---|
| Page Views | Total visits across every page |
| Unique Visitors | People, counted once each |
| Supporters | Clicks on the Encourage button |
| Intros Drafted | Introduction messages visitors generated |
| Shoutouts | Social posts visitors generated |
| LinkedIn Clicks | Clicks through to your LinkedIn profile |
| PDF / DOCX Downloads | Resume downloads |
Each number is an all-time total; the Daily, Weekly and Monthly choice changes only the charts. The supporter card on your public page counts the same way but never includes your own visits and clicks, so its page visits, intros drafted and encouragements match Page Views, Intros Drafted and Supporters here while Include my activities is unticked, which is the default. Tick it to add your own activity to the dashboard.
Tips
Start before you are ready
What comes back from the build is a strong first draft, not a final one. Share it early and keep refining. A Calling Card nobody has seen helps nobody.
Spend your editing time on Home
Home is the page that does the work. The headline, the story hook, and the roles you are targeting are worth fifteen minutes each. The rest can wait.
Write for the helper, not the hiring manager
Your Calling Card is read by people who want to help you, not by recruiters screening you. Make it easy for a friend to understand what you want and who they should think of.
Show pages as they get good
You do not have to show every page you add. A sharp Home and About beats six half-finished pages. Untick Hidden on the others as you fill them out.
Keep it current
Refresh it when your priorities move, after a milestone, and again when you land. You can unpublish the whole thing in one click and turn it back on later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I have to build it from scratch?
A: No. One click drafts your Home page from your resume and profile, and every page you add writes itself the same way. You edit from there.
Q: Do visitors need a Callings.ai account?
A: No. A published Calling Card is fully public. Visitors can read it, download your resume, draft an introduction and post a shoutout without logging in.
Q: I already had a Calling Card. What happens to it?
A: It becomes your Home page, exactly as you left it. Building the new pages never touches it.
Q: Do I need a subscription?
A: Not to build. On the free plan you can add every page, write and rewrite them with AI, edit every block, change the design, preview on desktop and phone, and publish your Home page. A paid plan or a free trial is what puts the pages you added on your public Calling Card (if it ends, those pages go offline and Home stays up), and it also unlocks Analytics and the AI drafting in Rally supporters and Promote on social. Images keep a free allowance: one action figure, one sports card and one AI cover image per page.
Q: Where did the My Campaign overview page go?
A: My Campaign now opens your Calling Card directly. Everything the overview offered is in the editor's toolbar: Rally supporters for your inner circle and Promote on social for everyone else.
Q: Can I build and promote my Calling Card from my phone?
A: Yes. The Promote tab at the bottom of the screen opens the same editor as on a computer. Rally supporters and Promote on social open full screen, with the buttons that send your message always at the bottom.
Q: Can I have more than one Calling Card?
A: One per account. It has several pages, so you can cover more than one angle within it.
Q: What is at my link?
A: Your Home page, at your public handle. Every page you have shown sits under it and appears in the navigation at the top.
Related Topics
- Setting Up Your Calling Card - Build it, add pages, edit the blocks, publish
- Design - Styles, colours, fonts and spacing for the whole Calling Card
- Public Calling Card - What visitors see and do
- Promote Your Calling Card - Supporter messages and social posts
- Personal Branding - The brand work that feeds all of it
Your network wants to help. Most of the time they just do not know how. My Campaign gives them a page, a message, and a post. Build it, share it, and let your network go to work.