  Creating a website to promote one's scientific work has become commonplace in
many scientific disciplines. A plethora of options exist for framework to
generate your website content, hosting it, and registering a domain name. The
goal of this document is to provide early career scientists (1) an overview of
the current options for creating a website to promote their professional
persona, and (2) general advice concerning website written content and one's
web presence. To get a sense of how other scientists created their websites, I
created a survey asking colleagues about the services they used to create their
websites and advice they have for someone creating a website. I received 54
responses from 53 astronomers and one computer scientist of which 23 were in an
academic position beyond postdoc (faculty, scientist, etc.), 1 was an
individual research fellow, 4 were in their third postdoc, 4 were in their
second postdoc, 16 were in their first postdoc, and 6 were graduate students. I
report the results of this survey here.
