If your link in bio isn't getting much action, it usually isn't the link. It's one of a few small things around it.
Here are twelve, split into the three places people drop out.
- Step 1See your profile
- Step 2Tap your link
- Step 3Understand your page
- Step 4Take an action
Before the tap: get noticed
- Say what the link is for. "Free guide" beats "link."
- Point to it in posts. A short line in the caption or on a Story.
- Keep your bio sharp. One line on what you do.
- Pin content that leads to the link. A post that asks for the tap.
On the page: make it clear
- Put the main thing first. Most people won't scroll far.
- Cut it down. Five to seven items.
- Use a real photo. Faces build trust.
- Add proof next to the ask. A testimonial beside the button.
After the tap: make it easy
- Name buttons by result. "Book a free call" beats "Contact."
- Test on a phone. Nearly everyone will be on one.
- Fix slow or broken links. Check them monthly.
- Measure and repeat. Look at what got tapped and adjust one thing.
A simple weekly routine
- 1
Monday
Look at last week's numbers. Which link won?
- 2
Tuesday
Move the winner to the top.
- 3
Wednesday
Update one link to match your newest post.
- 4
Thursday
Test the page on your phone.
- 5
Friday
Write down what you changed, so you can compare next week.
Questions people ask
How do I get more clicks on my link in bio?
Say what the link is for, put your main thing first, keep the page short, add proof and measure which links get tapped.
What is a good number of links?
Five to seven works for most pages.
Can I see who clicked?
LinkPre's analytics dashboard shows visits and taps so you can see what's working.
How often should I change my page?
Review it weekly and make one change at a time.
See what your visitors tap.
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