Linktotem

Link in bio for content creators

Your audience wants your latest post and the things you use. Brands want your numbers and a way to reach you. This template keeps both on one page without mixing them up.

  • Latest video
  • Product picks
  • Media kit
  • Newsletter

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What's on the page, and why

  1. 1

    Social icons

    Instagram, TikTok and YouTube at the top. Someone who found you on one platform can follow you on the other two in a tap each. Put the platform where you post most first.

  2. 2

    Latest video

    A highlighted button with a thumbnail and one line about the video. Most visits come from someone who just saw a clip and wants the whole thing. Replace the link each time you post, or use a YouTube embed so it plays in place.

  3. 3

    My favourites

    A heading and two buttons side by side: your photo presets and the gear you use. This is where affiliate links and your own products live. Two per row stays tidy as the list grows. A short line on why you use each item reads less like an ad.

  4. 4

    Media kit

    A link to your media kit, with "audience, numbers and rates" under the title. Brand managers look for it first. Keeping it one tap away cuts the emails back and forth before a deal.

  5. 5

    Work with me

    An email button for collaborations. A clear address, separate from your DMs, shows brands you treat partnerships as work, and stops offers getting lost among fan messages. List the formats you do, like reels, UGC or YouTube integrations, in the description.

  6. 6

    Newsletter

    A weekly letter with its promise in one line: "One idea, one project, every Sunday." If a platform changes its rules, the people on your list still hear from you.

Fans first, brands second

The top of the page follows the content people just watched. The bottom is for the smaller group that wants to do business with you. That way neither of them has to dig. Brand managers expect to scroll to the end for contact details; fans don't.

  1. Latest video
  2. Favourites and affiliate links
  3. Media kit
  4. Work with me
  5. Newsletter

Links for every platform you're on

Link your YouTube channel, TikTok, Twitch or podcast, and embed a YouTube video or a Spotify episode when you want it to play on the page. Affiliate links from Amazon, LTK or ShopMy go on ordinary link buttons. Your media kit can be a PDF, a Notion page or one made with our media kit generator. Presets and guides can be sold with Stripe checkout right from the page. Put a UTM tag on the bio link of each platform to see which audience clicks most.

What to write in a creator's bio

Say what you make and for whom, in plain words: "DIY and small-home ideas on a budget." A clear niche is what makes someone follow instead of scrolling on.

Put a contact email in your profile too. Some brands skip the link entirely and look for an address first. One short line such as "UGC and collabs: link below" tells them the door is open.

Landing brand deals from your page

Keep the media kit current: audience by country and age, average views, engagement rate and three past collaborations. Refresh it every few months, because old numbers make brands hesitate. Our engagement rate calculator gives you that figure from your public numbers.

Tag the link with UTM parameters when you share your page in different places. Clicks per link and traffic sources are figures you can show a brand when they ask what a story link actually does.

Mistakes that cost creators money

Too many affiliate links. Twenty products with no context look like an advert. Pick your real favourites, group them and say why you use them.

Leaving a video from three months ago at the top. If the first thing a new follower sees is old, they assume the whole page is. Swap the link the day you publish; it takes seconds.

FAQ

Questions

What should an influencer put in the link in bio?

Your latest content, favourite products or affiliate links, a media kit, a contact for brands and a way to stay in touch, such as a newsletter.

How do I make a media kit?

Gather your audience data, reach, engagement and rates on one page or PDF. Our media kit generator helps with the layout; then link it from your page.

Can I add affiliate links?

Yes, any link can go on a button. Disclose them clearly, as the advertising rules in your country require. A short note next to the favourites heading works on the page.

Can followers join my newsletter from the page?

Yes. The email signup block collects addresses right there, and you can say what they'll get and how often.

Can I sell presets or other digital products?

Add them as products with Stripe checkout, or link to the store you already use.

How do I show brands my link clicks?

Open analytics: you'll see visits, clicks per link and where people came from. A screenshot fits neatly into a campaign report.

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