# Link in bio ideas

> What to put in your link in bio: ideas for creators, musicians, small businesses, salons, restaurants, coaches, authors and more, each with why it works.

What to put on your link in bio page, for 13 kinds of work. Pick yours, copy the list and build it in a few minutes.

## The order matters more than the list

Most people tap one thing and leave. Put the thing most visitors came for first: the newest video for a creator, the booking button for a salon, the menu for a restaurant. Then the ways to keep in touch, then everything else.

Three rules that hold for every niche:

1. **Fewer, clearer links.** Five good ones beat fifteen. Every extra button makes the right one harder to find.
2. **Words people tap.** "Book a haircut" beats "Booksy." "New video: how I edit" beats "YouTube."
3. **Keep it current.** Remove last month's sale and dead links; the [link in bio audit](https://makerhandle.com/tools/link-in-bio-audit) checks for them.

## Measure what works

Tag the link in each profile with the [UTM builder](https://makerhandle.com/tools/utm-builder) so you can see which platform sends visitors, and look at which buttons get tapped. Move the winners up and cut the rest. makerhandle shows clicks per link and where visitors came from, built in.

## Questions

### How many links should a link in bio have?

Usually five to eight. Enough to cover what people come for, few enough that the main one stands out.

### What should be first?

Whatever most visitors want: your newest content, your booking button or your shop. Check your click numbers and let them decide.

### Should I use Linktree or my own page?

A link in bio tool is quicker than a website and easier to update. makerhandle includes booking, hours and products on the free plan, and your own domain on Pro.

### Can I copy these lists?

Yes. Each list has a Copy button, free to use however you like.

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Source: https://makerhandle.com/tools/link-in-bio-ideas
makerhandle: makerhandle is a link in bio for makers, creators and small businesses: your links and your work, with optional verified revenue.