Your customers follow you on Instagram because they like what you make. Then they want to buy it, and suddenly they're hunting for a phone number, a menu or your opening hours.
A link page puts the answers in one place.
What customers look for first
things most customers need: what you sell, where you are, how to buy
is the goal for ordering or booking
your page keeps answering questions while you work
The layout
- 1
What you sell, in one line
"Fresh sourdough and cakes, baked daily."
- 2
How to buy
Order online, book a slot, or message on WhatsApp. One clear button first.
- 3
Where and when
Address, map link and opening hours.
- 4
Proof
A few reviews or customer photos.
- 5
Everything else
Socials, gift cards, newsletter.
Small details that win customers
- Update hours on holidays. Nothing loses trust faster than a closed door.
- Show prices or a menu if you can. Fewer questions, more orders.
- Add a QR code at the counter and on bags so in-store customers find you online. See how to use a QR code.
- Use your brand colors so the page feels like your shop.
- Step 1Customer sees your post
- Step 2Taps your bio link
- Step 3Orders, books or messages
- Step 4Comes back again
Questions people ask
Does a small business need a link in bio?
If customers find you on social media, yes. It gives them one place to order, book, find you and read reviews.
Can I sell products from my link in bio?
LinkPre includes a store and products section on Pro.
Can customers book appointments?
Yes. LinkPre Pro has a booking calendar.
How much does it cost?
Free to start, and Pro is $1 a month.
Turn followers into customers.
Create my linkDetails about other products come from their public pages and third-party reviews and can change. Check each provider's site for current pricing before you decide.