Link Bio: one page for your profile link

Most networks allow one link in your profile. Link Bio turns that one link into a page with everything a visitor needs: links, contacts, a form, your products and a way to book.

Where to find it

Open All apps → Link Bio. The menu has My pages, New page and Page templates. Link Bio is a separate app, so you can use it with or without the store.

Create a page

1. Click New page, or start from Page templates and pick the one closest to your business.
2. Add your name, photo or logo and a short description. The AI Bio Assistant writes the text for you: click Generate draft and edit it so it sounds like you.
3. Add blocks: Links, Social, Header, Contact, Map, Business hours, Gallery, Video, Embed, FAQ, Reviews, Products from your store, Booking (a link to your booking page) and a Lead form block.
4. Arrange the blocks: the most important action goes first.
5. Click Publish and copy the page address. Each page also has a QR code.

Every page shows its views, clicks and click-through rate, so you can see which blocks work.

Put the link in your profiles

Paste the page address into the bio of Instagram, TikTok, Threads, YouTube and other networks, and into your Telegram channel description. Pages are published on the AI SMM domain; ask support about using your own domain.

Leads from forms

Requests sent through a form on the page go to your contacts. A form can also start a chat flow, for example send a greeting and a price list to the person who left their details.

Keep the page useful

• Update it when you run a promotion: a button “Spring sale” on top for the duration of the campaign.
• Keep 5–7 blocks. A page with twenty links makes people leave without clicking anything.
• Check the page on a phone: almost all visitors come from a mobile app.
• Link to your booking page from the Appointments app if you take bookings.

Several pages

All your pages are in My pages. Create a separate page for each brand, project or campaign, and edit or unpublish any of them there.

Example

A nail studio page: the logo and one line about the studio, a big “Book online” button, the price list, the address with a map, links to Instagram and Telegram, and a form “Ask a question”.

More: Link Bio and online booking.