How to build a high-converting Linksy link order

The order of your Linksy content changes what people click. Visitors usually start from the top, scan quickly, and stop when they find a useful action. Put your strongest action where attention is highest.

Use a simple ordering model

1. Primary action: the link you most want visitors to click.
2. Current or timely action: launch, event, discount, latest video, or newest product.
3. Trust content: testimonials, FAQ, examples, menu, pricing, or portfolio.
4. Secondary links: social platforms, older content, or general resources.
5. Support links: contact, map, opening hours, policies, or extra details.

Keep the top short

Do not place too many similar buttons at the top. If the first five buttons all compete for attention, none of them feels important. Use visual grouping with dividers, spacers, or pages when your profile grows.

Use analytics to refine order

After publishing, check Linksy analytics. If a lower button gets strong clicks, consider moving it higher. If a top button gets almost no clicks, rewrite the label, change the offer, or move it down.

When to use multiple pages

If you serve very different visitor types, separate them into pages. For example, a creator can keep Start here, Shop, and Work with me as different pages instead of forcing every link onto one long screen.