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Link in bio examples: 7 layouts you can adapt
The strongest link in bio examples are organized around one visitor goal. Start with the closest layout below, replace the sample labels with specific destinations, and run the launch checklist before publishing.
Seven link in bio page examples
Each pattern defines a clear primary action and a small set of supporting links. The words are examples; the hierarchy is the part worth copying.
Local business
Book your next visit
Book an appointment
Services · Reviews · Directions · Contact
Make the revenue-producing action immediate and keep location details one tap away.
Product launch
Meet the new release
Shop the launch
See it in action · Size guide · Shipping FAQ
Keep campaign messaging consistent from the social post through the landing page.
Newsletter
Useful ideas, once a week
Join the newsletter
Read the latest issue · Browse the archive · About the author
Put subscription first while giving cautious visitors a sample before they sign up.
Event
Join us live
Get tickets
Schedule · Speakers · Venue · Accessibility
Remove expired ticket links promptly and replace them with a replay or waitlist.
Portfolio
Selected work and services
View the portfolio
Services · Case studies · Availability · Email
Use specific project labels and one direct inquiry path instead of generic social icons.
App campaign
Get the app for your device
Open or install the app
How it works · Release notes · Support
Test iOS, Android, desktop fallback, and deferred routing before sending traffic.
How to turn an example into your page
Choose one conversion goal, write labels around visitor intent, and publish only after routing and measurement pass.
| Check | Pass condition |
|---|---|
| Message match | The headline repeats the promise made in the profile or social post. |
| Priority | The first button represents the page’s main conversion goal. |
| Button labels | Every label names the destination or expected action. |
| Mobile routing | Each destination works from iOS and Android in-app browsers. |
| Attribution | UTM values survive redirects and identify the source, campaign, and button. |
| Maintenance | An owner and review date exist for time-sensitive links. |
Keep the page focused
More buttons create more maintenance and can hide the action that matters. Archive expired campaigns, move low-priority destinations below the fold, and review click evidence before adding another option.
Related guides
- Link in bio template - standardize destinations, UTMs, ownership, and QA.
- Link in bio for Instagram - publish and test the profile field.
- Link analytics - measure clicks and campaign attribution.
Publish the hierarchy, then improve it with evidence
Pick the example that matches your audience, keep one obvious primary action, and use tracked clicks to decide what stays. A small, maintained page is more useful than a long directory of stale destinations.