Critique the Structure of Your Creative Portfolio

You have a body of work but you are not sure it is pulling its weight with the people who matter: clients, commissioners, collaborators. This prompt defines who the portfolio is for and the action you want them to take, then checks whether your first three pieces are your best, your most relevant, or just whatever loaded first. For tightening a portfolio that is not landing.

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You have a portfolio of work in {MEDIUM} and want to know whether it is presenting you effectively to the audience that matters most to you: clients, collaborators, commissioners, or an audience.
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1. Define who the portfolio is for and what action you want them to take after seeing it
2. Check the first three pieces: do they represent your best work, your most relevant work, or just your most recent?
3. Assess the range: does the portfolio show range that reassures, or range that confuses?
4. Check for gaps: is anything missing that your target audience would expect to see?
5. Identify the single change that would most improve the portfolio for its intended purpose
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- Audience and goal: one sentence each
- Opening three assessment: one paragraph
- Range check: one paragraph
- Gap: one sentence
- Top change: one specific recommendation
- Length: 250 to 350 words
- Tone: constructive and specific
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