How-to
Link in bio for creator: priorities, structure, example
A practical link page for creator: 3 clear sections, 1 concrete scenario (Instagram order vs newsletter order), 3 mistakes to avoid, and a simple method.
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.
Primary goal for a creator
- Primary action: Subscribe / watch the latest content.
- Angle: surface recent content first, then subscription.
- One visible main message: what you want them to do next.
Recommended structure (simple, not spammy)
- Section 1: proof (results, testimonial, flagship content).
- Section 2: action (primary CTA).
- Section 3: resources (secondary links, docs, FAQ).
Adapt by source instead of duplicating pages
- Instagram: recent content + proof, then CTA.
- TikTok: short CTA first, then proof.
- Newsletter: offer/resource first, then content.
Concrete example
Korli scenario (Creator): same page, different priorities
- Instagram visitor: Korli surfaces proof then CTA.
- TikTok visitor: Korli surfaces the CTA as #1, then proof.
- Newsletter visitor: Korli surfaces the offer/resource as #1, then CTA.
How it works (3 steps)
- Write your primary goal (Subscribe / watch the latest content) and put it first.
- Create two per-source variants (Instagram vs newsletter) using Smart Rules.
- Measure clicks by source and change one thing at a time.
Common mistakes
- Putting contact everywhere with no context or proof.
- Copy/pasting the same structure for every profile.
- Three competing CTAs above the fold.
FAQ
Which CTA should a creator prioritize?
Your core conversion action: Subscribe / watch the latest content. Everything else becomes secondary (or a per-source variant).
Do I need one page per platform?
No. One URL is enough if you adapt link order/visibility by source (Smart Rules).
How do I know it works?
Track clicks per link and per source, then iterate with one change at a time (copy, order, proof).
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CTA
Configure your smart rules once. Korli applies the rest automatically.