What to put on your link in bio page: 10 things, in the right order

October 4, 2026 · 5 min read

A link-in-bio page works best when a visitor can tell what to do within a couple of seconds. Most people arrive from a post, so they already have a reason to click. Your job is to make the next step obvious.

The 10 things, in a sensible order

1. The thing you are promoting right now. A new product, video, episode or offer goes first. Change it as often as you like.
2. Your main offer. What you sell or do, such as your shop, booking page or services.
3. Your best free thing. A guide, sample, playlist or newsletter signup gives new visitors a low-effort way to say yes.
4. Your newsletter. It is the one audience you own, so make joining easy.
5. Your latest content. A link to your newest video, post, article or episode.
6. Social accounts. Only the ones you actively use. Two good ones beat six abandoned ones.
7. A way to contact you. An email or contact form for collaborations and questions.
8. Proof. A press mention, review or portfolio piece builds trust quickly.
9. Your story. A short about page is great for people who want to know who is behind the account.
10. Support. A tip jar, membership or donation link, if it suits what you do.

Keep it short

Five to eight links is plenty. Every extra link makes the main one less likely to be clicked. If you have more, hide the ones that are out of season rather than deleting them, so they are easy to bring back.

Write link titles that say what happens next

• "Shop the autumn collection" is better than "Shop".
• "Get the free 7-day plan" is better than "Download".
• "Book a 20-minute call" is better than "Contact".

Use a short, memorable URL

People type your link into bios, captions and videos. A name like simple2.link/yourname is easy to say out loud, and it looks trustworthy.

Check it on a phone

Open your page on your own phone, on mobile data. Is the top link clear? Do the buttons tap easily? Does it load quickly? Fix anything awkward.

Review it every month

Look at your click counts. Move popular links up, retire dead ones, and update the top spot. A quick monthly tidy keeps the page working for you.

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With simple2.link you can pick a name, add your links, drag them into order and see clicks per link, all for free. Start your page.