How to plan your Linksy profile before publishing

A strong Linksy profile starts with a clear job. Before you add every link you have, decide what the page should help visitors do first: book you, buy something, read your latest content, join a community, download a file, or contact you.

Choose one primary outcome

Your first button and first screen should support one main outcome. If everything looks equally important, visitors have to think too much and are more likely to leave without clicking.

• Creator: send visitors to the newest video, newsletter, shop, or community.
• Business: send visitors to booking, contact, menu, service list, or location.
• Product page: send visitors to the main product, offer, demo, or checkout.
• Event page: send visitors to registration, date details, map, and FAQ.

Prepare the core content

1. Write a short display name that people immediately recognize.
2. Write a bio that explains who you help and what visitors can do here.
3. Pick 3 to 7 important links for the first version.
4. Choose an avatar and background that keep text readable.
5. Decide whether you need social icons, product modules, FAQ, map, opening hours, or embeds.

Build a first-screen hierarchy

Most visitors will judge your Linksy profile quickly. Put the most important link near the top, use simple button labels, and avoid starting with decorative content that pushes the real action too far down.

Publish with a small checklist

• Open the public URL https://lnksy.co/{username}.
• Tap every button on mobile.
• Check that external links open the correct destination.
• Check your bio, button text, and social icons for typos.
• Share the profile only after the most important action works.