July 20, 2020 |

Social Pro Tip: Create a link page as your social profile link to promote more than one

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Here’s a quick tip you can deploy TODAY to provide more opportunities to connect with your audience through Social Media.


Create a links list page.


Many social platforms like Instagram only allow you a single link from your profile. But what if you have more to promote than just your homepage? Most of us have other methods to connect with our followers and are left wondering, “How do I promote my other social channels, content offers, or media options within the limitations of this system?”


Simply create a page on your site (ideally stripping out your header, footer, sidebar, and other extraneous content) and set up a link list or set of buttons to your most important information, then use this link in your profile. Done.


Here’s a link to my list: https://newrelish.wpenginepowered.com/links/ Feel free to snag that code and modify it to suit your needs.


Alternatively, you can use a service like LinkTree (linktr.ee) to handle this for you (and with a bunch of other neat add-ons for tracking and whatnot). But if you want to simply have a list people can access, create it yourself.


Give us a shout if you need help setting yours up.


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