Seven link-in-bio page structures for different kinds of work

Lead with current work, then preserve access to the archive.

Open with a recognizable profile and the release, project or appearance that matters now. Place selected work, media and a focused offer below it; keep social profiles compact and move deep archives to a separate destination.

A creator page changes around launches, so the primary block should be easy to replace without changing the public address printed across profiles and credits.

Answer booking, menu, hours and directions before telling the whole story.

Guests often arrive with a practical question. Put reservations or phone contact first, followed by the current menu, opening information, location and any time-sensitive event.

Photography can establish atmosphere, but it should not delay the information someone needs on the way to the venue. A table QR may point directly to a dedicated menu page.

Make the next date impossible to confuse with the last one.

Use booking or tickets, the next event, a date or countdown, selected media and directions. Expired promotions should disappear on schedule or be replaced as part of the weekly operating routine.

Keep specialist ticket inventory in the system that manages access, then link it prominently rather than reproducing incomplete availability on the page.

Explain the service and proof before asking for contact.

Start with the role, focus and location, then show selected work, defined services or credible proof. The main action can be an enquiry, consultation or booking route according to how the work is actually sold.

A custom domain and consistent browser metadata help the page function as a durable reference in proposals, email signatures and printed materials.

Qualify the next step for coaching, digital products and property.

A coach or consultant should explain the audience, method and offer before showing the calendar. A digital seller should establish the product value and proof before presenting a focused catalog. A property professional should separate featured listings, viewing requests and valuation enquiries.

These pages use different blocks because their visitors face different decisions. Copying the same template would make all three less clear.

• Coach: audience → method → offer → booking
• Digital seller: promise → proof → focused Shop → support
• Property: area → selected listings → viewing or valuation → contact