Comparison
Korli vs Linktree: a useful comparison (table + conclusion)
A comparison with a clear table and a single angle (“adapt link order by source (vs static page)”), plus conclusion and alternatives. No vague claims.
Proof demo: source switch → different order
Same URL, but a different rendering based on where the visitor comes from. Configure once. Korli applies the rest automatically.
Comparison angle: adapt link order by source (vs static page)
- We compare visitor experience (not just templates).
- We focus on intent routing (by source).
- General definition lives on the hub, not here.
Table: what matters for conversion
- Link hierarchy (priorities).
- Context/source adaptation (if available).
- Actionable analytics to iterate.
Verdict + alternatives
- If you want a simple static page: Linktree may be enough.
- If you want link order to adapt by source: Korli fits better.
- Alternatives: Beacons, Canva, Carrd.
Comparison table
| Criteria | Korli | Linktree |
|---|---|---|
| Same page for everyone | No (adaptation possible) | Often yes |
| Adapts by source | Yes (Smart Rules) | Depends on the tool |
| Decision-ready analytics | Clicks per link / per source | Depends on the tool |
| Approach | Intent routing | Static link page / templates |
Concrete example
Concrete scenario: Instagram vs newsletter
- Static page: everyone sees the same order → intent mismatch.
- Korli: Instagram sees content + proof; newsletter sees offer + FAQ.
- Expected outcome: less hesitation, more useful clicks.
How it works (3 steps)
- List three goals: content, offer, contact (pick #1).
- Test one hierarchy (and ideally a per-source variant).
- Track clicks on the primary CTA and iterate.
Common mistakes
- Comparing price/design only, ignoring conversion.
- Publishing near-duplicate comparison pages (cannibalization).
- No conclusion and no alternatives (not helpful).
FAQ
Is Linktree “bad”?
No. It depends on your use case. If you want a static page, it can be enough. If you want per-source adaptation, you need a different approach.
What moves conversion the most?
Link hierarchy (what you put first) and source → message → destination consistency.
Which alternatives should I consider?
Depending on your needs: Beacons, Canva, Carrd.
Related pages
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Smart Rules: how it works (no fluff)
Understand Smart Rules on Korli: what it does, when to use it, one real-world scenario, common mistakes, and a factual 3-step setup.
Analytics: how it works (no fluff)
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Low clicks on your link in bio: quick diagnosis + action plan
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Canonical: simple definition + applied example
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CTA
Configure your smart rules once. Korli applies the rest automatically.