Resumes are no longer about a two page piece of paper updated only when you’re looking for a job. Today’s resumes, particularly in creative and digital fields, are dynamic portfolios that might encompass several different social media platforms. Related: The Google Job Search: Is It Time To Dump The Traditional Resume? Even if you work in a more traditional area, you can still leverage digital channels to give yourself an advantage. Whether you’re a new college graduate looking for an internship or entry-level job, looking to switch sectors or hoping to get that promotion, these expert tips can help you get ahead. “Social channels are some of the best ways to show potential employers the results and evidence which back up what you say during your application,” says Lauren Gambler, from the HR department at Jellyfish, a digital marketing agency. “It’s what we want to see.”