Got multiple links to share on social media or need a media kit? Landing Pages can help 🎉!

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Do you already use a link in bio page to keep all your social & website links in one spot? Here’s a fun tip: you can set that up with a landing page, and it’s super easy!

I’ve got a landing page for my own media kit when I chat with brands as a content creator. It highlights all my cool achievements and includes my follower and stream stats (like views and engagement). Plus, I also use part of that page as a link in bio: linking to my website, social channels, streaming platforms, and Discord.

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Here’s the kicker: I’ve also linked it to a QR code I whipped up in Canva. So, if I hand out a sticker with my QR code or have it as the background on my phone at events (way easier than lugging around business cards), people can just scan it and boom—they’re on my page! It’s such a simple way to share your biz, both online and face-to-face when you’re networking or chatting with prospects.

If you’ve got a link in bio page set up as a landing page, share it with us! Looking to make your own? Feel free to ask us for help or for feedback as you go.

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I love the Link List landing page template for social media bios. It allows you to have all of your important links in one place, plus a sign up form to collect subscribers!

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The ALP (AWeber Landing Page) builder is a perfect tool for getting a site up quickly and easily. Even adding eCommerce, I can get something up with a form and a buy button, live, in an hour or less. It’s a HUGE advantage that beats out other paid tools in my opinion.

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I agree 100%, Dave! There are so many things you can do in the landing pages themselves all in one place versus setting things up in multiple places.

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