[Author Name]
[Writer / Contributor / Brewer / Strategist / Designer / etc.]
Bio
[2–4 lines max]
A short, human bio that explains who they are, what they work on, and what they care about.
This isn’t a resume — it’s context.
Example tone: thoughtful, grounded, credible.
Example:
A writer and independent thinker exploring the intersection of craft, culture, and modern work. Focused on experimentation, long-form ideas, and building things that last.
Connect with the Author
- 🌐 Website: [https://example.com]
- ✍️ Blog / Portfolio: [link]
- 🐦 X (Twitter): [link]
- 💼 LinkedIn: [link]
- 📸 Instagram: [link]
(Limit to 3–5 relevant links. Quality over quantity.)
Published on The Experiment
- [Article Title One]
- [Article Title Two]
- [Article Title Three]
(Automatically populated if possible. Shows credibility and rewards repeat contributors.)
Editorial Note (Optional, Small Text)
This article reflects the author’s personal perspective and experience.
At The Experiment by dropt.beer, we publish diverse viewpoints grounded in craft, curiosity, and honest experimentation.
Implementation Notes (Optional – for your dev/editorial team)
- Bio length: max 60–80 words
- Social links: nofollow optional, editorial discretion
- Author page should:
- Aggregate all published articles
- Display consistent bio + links
- Strengthen internal linking & trust
- Same author profile reused across posts (canonical author identity)