Create a "Link in Bio" landing page to promote your web presence

Create a landing page that directs visitors to your website, social media profiles, blog, and more

You can have a very healthy web presence without having a full website! Since the profile and bio sections of social media platforms and blogs have limited space, our "Link in Bio" templates help you gather all the important links you want to promote in one place, so you only have to share a single URL—it acts like a homepage of a website without all the baggage. Even if you have a webpage, you can use the "link in bio" template to point your social media audience to the parts of your website you want them to see. You can even create multiple pages customized for the different audiences for each social media platform you use!

• Create a Custom Landing Page using a "Link in bio" template
• Add URLs to the buttons
• Link a Sign-up Landing Page to a button
• Activate your "link in bio" page

Create a Custom Landing Page using a "Link in bio" template

1. In the left-hand menu, click Channels > Landing pages.
2. Click the + Create a landing page button.
3. Select the Custom Landing Page option.
   
   
   
   
4. Place your cursor over one of the "Link in Bio" templates and click Select.
   
   
    
5. Click anywhere on the landing page name to change it.
6. In the Campaign name field, enter a unique name that you'll easily recognize in your account later. There is an 80-character limit for the name.
7. Click the Save button.
   
   
    

Now that your landing page is created, you can customize it by adding your branding and colors, text, and images to make it more personal for your target audience. Don't forget to include a little bit of context about your organization and what it does, so that people who are unfamiliar have more of a reason to engage with your landing page.

Add URLs to the buttons

The buttons in the template are customizable, and you can add as many as you need or remove the ones you don't. You can link anything with a URL to a button, including your sign-up form, website, blog, social media platforms, fundraising page, event landing page or registration page, or anything else you can think of! Our editor also lets you link documents hosted in your Library, add a "mailto" email address, and even link to a Nift gift card.

Design tip: A quick way to add more buttons that match your existing buttons is to copy the row that includes the buttons. Next, you can drag each Button block from the new row into the original row. When you have enough buttons, delete the leftover row and continue customizing your buttons! Learn more about using blocks, rows, and sections.

1. Click on the button you want to update.
2. In the Customize button menu, click the Add link button (chain icon) and select the "Web Page" option. (You can select any of the options as needed!)
   
    
    
3. (Optional) Update the button text in the Text to display as link field.
4. Type or paste the desired URL into the Link URL field. (If you chose the "Email" option, enter the email address, and if you chose the "Document" option, select a document from your Library, etc...)
5. Click the Insert button.
   
    
    

Design tip: When you're adding links to your social media profiles, you can use a standard button or the branded social media icons in a Social Follow block, whichever works best for your design!

Link a Sign-up Landing Page to a button

Having a way to sign up for your email or SMS marketing list is one of the most important elements of your "Link in Bio" landing page! Your Sign-up Landing Page must be created before you can link it to a button.

1. Click on the button you want to link your Sign-up Landing Page to.
2. In the Customize button menu, click the Add link button (chain icon) and select the "Landing Page" option.
   
    
    
3. (Optional) Update the button text in the Text to display as link field.
4. Select the Sign-up Landing Page you want to use.
5. Click the Insert button.
   
   
    

Design tip: Want to make your "Sign up" button stand out? There are a few ways that you can mix and match! Put the button at the top of your landing page so it's not easy to miss, make it stand out from the other buttons with an eye-catching color, add some extra space around the button, and add a little bit of explanatory text to help draw the eye to the button.

Activate your "Link in Bio" page

1. Finish adding the rest of your content and branding using the Build, Images, and Design tabs.
2. Make sure your Page settings are updated—this is also where you can customize the landing page URL!
3. After you've added the rest of your content and branding, preview your page and then click Activate.
   
    
    

Once your landing page is published, the URL can be found on the Landing Page Details page. Copy the URL and:

• Add the link to your social media profiles or blog.
• Create social media or blog posts and share the URL.
• Share the link in an email.
• Add the link to your personal email signature.
• Share the URL in a Facebook and Instagram Ad.

The link can even be shortened by using the URL shortener in our Social Post tool. Just click Share > Share on social from the Landing Page Details Page and copy the shortened link.

Questions?