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What we've learned about link pages, e-commerce, and staying on top of customers.
You've got one link slot on Instagram and a dozen things you want people to see. Here's how we ended up solving it.
If you sell across more than one marketplace, giving customers one place to find all of it saves everyone time.
Once you're chatting with dozens of customers on WhatsApp, remembering who ordered what gets hard fast. There's a simple fix.
QR-coded business cards became trendy, but most go unused. The difference is where the code actually leads.
Bringing your portfolio, resume, and booking link together in one place works for anyone running their own thing.
Knowing how many people looked and what they clicked tells you where to actually put your attention.
An agency juggles several services, several case studies, and several ways to get in touch. Keeping it on one page saves time in meetings.
What a visitor usually wants is one specific thing: to book an appointment. Building the page around that makes the difference.
Everything a real estate agent's card should say usually doesn't fit on a card. The fix is putting a link on the back of it.
Someone landing on a restaurant's page from Instagram is usually after one of three things: the menu, the location, or a way to book a table.