Instagram Trick: #linkinbio hack
If you use Instagram to market your product(s), or advertise at all, using your "link in bio" is absolutely critical. The problem is that there's only ONE LINK ALLOWED there. So what happens when you are trying to direct traffic to more than one place? What if you have an iOS AND Android app? What if you have 3 affiliate links you can make money from? What if you want to share all of your recent work, but can't choose just one link?
Here's the trick: use Linkstackr!
Linkstackr allows you to put an unlimited number of links on a page that is COMPLETELY customizable. You get a very simple URL to share that looks like this: lnks.by/trev. It's visually appealing and easy to remember, and it's trusted by those you share it with as it has your name in it.
When visitors click your linkstackr link, they are taken to your list of links, which could also be presented in a familiar image-grid layout (similar to Instagram). This makes your links more visually appealing and helps creatives to show off their work even before their audience clicks into their portfolios.
Linkstackr not only makes it easy to share links, but it also provides you with in-depth analytics. See how many people are visiting your page, and which links they are clicking on. This helps you understand your conversion rates - as an influencer, this information is GOLD to potential partnerships.
You can also make money monthly using Linkstackr as an affiliate. It's simple and quite rewarding.
This Instagram trick is proven to be a game changer across the platform. You'll see other products out there that are very similar to what Linkstackr does, and we applaud them for their work! Products like linkin.bio, Linktree, and more are very popular out there now.
If you're interested in trying linkstackr out yourself, there is a 15-day free trial available for a limited time! Let us know what you think, and also share how it impacts your workflow! See mine here: lnks.by/trev, and see how a mobile app company uses it here: lnks.by/golfutah
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That's really cool! I use campsite.bio for mine, and I know lots of people who use linktree. How does Linkstackr compete/what makes it a better investment? :)
Thanks for chiming in @danicanorton! I see you are involved in helping others with their branding - this is an area I'm not the best in!
Linkstackr is extremely similar to the two competitors you mentioned. I've toyed around with campsite . bio as well as linktree and seemed to remember I struggled to customize the layout and branding as much as I had hoped. Linkstackr allows you to choose between a list layout for your links (and the links can all be customized to be rounded, squared, colored however you wish), or you can go with an image grid layout, very much like the way Instagram looks.
Perhaps one of the biggest differentiators is the awesome short link you can customize to match your own brand. "lnks. by/{your_name_here}" was much more trustworthy than a "bit .ly" link, or even "linkstackr .com/{your_name_here}" in the studies I conducted. So for your linkstackr Danica, you could customize it FREE like this: "lnks .by/danica". Pretty nice.
Lastly, (MAYBE MOST IMPORTANTLY) we have an awesome affiliate program that I built in specifically to help others provide for themselves and their families. If you share an affiliate link (which you could even put in your link collection), visitors will have 30 days to sign up and get you credit for the sale. Each user you sign up earns you $3/month for every month they are a paying subscriber. I have a customer I'm onboarding right now that has 55k followers on Instagram. If she's able to convert 1% of her followers to use linkstackr, she'll make over $1,500/month without doing anything! This was a big deal to me to be able to give back to influencers and users of the product. My goal is to not spend any money on marketing, and give back to the people that spread the word instead. I haven't seen another competitor out there with this aggressive of a program.
I'd be happy to send you a half-off coupon good for life if you're interested in giving it a shot yourself! Of course, you'd have 15 days of a free trial to try it out first too :) Would love your feedback and thoughts!