Staring at an empty link page is a strange kind of stuck. You know you should add "things." You're just not sure which.
Here are ten that earn their spot, roughly in the order people need them.
The ten
- A photo and a one-line intro. People trust faces. Say who you are and what you do.
- Your best current offer. The thing you'd love more people to tap right now.
- Your latest work. New video, post, product, project. It shows you're active.
- Proof. A testimonial, a result, a client logo. Trust in a sentence.
- A booking or contact option. Make the next step obvious.
- Your main social profiles. Only the ones you're active on.
- A shop or products. If you sell, don't make people ask.
- Your story, short. Two or three lines. People buy from people.
- A newsletter or community link. Owning your audience beats renting it.
- A QR code. Handy for print, events and business cards.
What to leave off
- Links you never update
- Every social account you've ever made
- Anything that sends people in circles
links is a comfortable maximum for most pages
main goal per page
is a good refresh rhythm
How to order it
- Step 1Who you are
- Step 2Proof you're good
- Step 3The main thing to do
- Step 4Everything else
Make it look like you
A good theme, your colours and a real photo do more than clever wording. LinkPre lets you pick backgrounds, gradients and header layouts without touching code.
Questions people ask
What should I put in my link in bio?
Start with a photo, a one-line intro, your best offer, some proof, a way to book or contact you and your main social profiles.
How many links should I have?
Five to seven is a comfortable maximum for most pages. More can overwhelm visitors.
How often should I update it?
Check it weekly and swap in your newest work or offer.
Can I add testimonials?
Yes. LinkPre has a testimonials section, with two on the free plan and unlimited on Pro.
Turn this list into your page.
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